I looked in the mirror one last time and smoothed out my hair. I opened my door and sighed at the sight of my new school. I had not gone to school in a very long time.
"I hope this goes well!" I said to myself.
I walked through the empty halls to the Office.
"How can I help you?" a sweet older lady asked.
"I'm Ginny Draco!" I answered, "I am here to pick up my schedule!"
"Ah, yes! I have it right here!"
She handed me my schedule, then she went back to work.
"Thank you, Sensei!" I said with a bow.
I walked around looking for my class. I smiled when I found the classroom 3-A. The school was still empty of students. I made a mental map of the school as I walked around the school. Students filled the school as the sun shined on the school making the gardens and fountain look stunning. I made my way back to the classroom and smiled at the Teacher.
"Hello, Sensei!" I said with a bow, "I am Ginny Draco from America!"
"Hello, Draco-san!" she said with an answering bow.
She walked into the classroom silencing the class.
"Class, we have a new student!" she said, "Everyone meet Draco-san!"
I walked in and felt every eye on me. I smiled as I stopped beside Sensei.
"Hello, everyone!" I said happily, "I'm Ginny Draco! I am from America! I am still learning about your wonderful culture, so please take good care of me!"
I bowed as I asked them to take care of me.
"Does anyone have any questions for Draco-san?" Sensei asked.
A small boy in the back raised his hand.
"Yes, Haniozuka-san?" Sensei asked looking at the boy.
"What part of America are you from?" Haniozuka asked.
"Oklahoma City, Oklahoma!" I answered.
"Have a seat next to Morinozuka-san!" Sensei said as she opened a book.
A tall boy raised his hand. I walked over and sat down next to him. I pulled out my book and notebook. I pulled my favorite mechanical Pencil out of my pocket and looked at the board.
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I wrote down everything the teacher wrote on the board. I did not listen to anything she said. I smiled as it became time for lunch. I sighed as I stood up and followed a few students to the Cafeteria.
