Fallen

9: The truth

Mina and Sana decided to walk to school instead of being driven to school by Sana's and Mina's driver everyday.

Sana woke up and got ready for school. "Here's your lunch Sana." Her maid handed her the lunchbag, and a plastic wrapper that contained a meatball sandwich. "Make sure you eat your breakfast!" Her mom yelled from the kitchen. Sana dashed off to the village's entrance, where Mina was waiting for her.

Sana bent down, catching her breath after running a long way. Mina tapped on her watch, "Took you long enough to get here. Let's go shall we?" Sana was still looking down, while she gave a thumbs up to Mina and started walking their way to school. Sana ate her breakfast sandwich while walking. "You woke up late didn't you?" Mina asked, looking at Sana, who was slightly nodding. "No wonder"

"Sana" the girl called Sana's name, making Sana look at her, "It's been a while since we you know, did the thing at school.

Aren't you clear with your feelings for me already? It really has been a while already and I want to know."

Sana gulped on the bite, and glanced down for a second, "Mina, to be honest. I'm having a hard time to look at you that way." Mina frowned at those words, and replied sorrowfully, "So... Does that mean you don't really feel that way towards me?"

The blonde girl sighed, and hummed as an answer. Mina held her chin up and forced a smile in front of Sana, "I get it. Plus, it was too sudden like you said. I should've been more careful." Sana hugged Mina, who was breaking inside. Sana was the only person she wanted to date, that made her feel different. Mina was never clingy to someone she has a crush on or likes. Mina never invites other people in her home so sudden, except for the officers and Momo, who was the previous assistant treasurer of the council last school year. Mina's heart didn't flutter and starts acting childish everytime she see's someone she likes. Mina, never kisses a person before actually having the relationship start. Sana made her that way.

She had this comfortable aura that made Mina open up so quickly at her. Out of all people she had dated, Sana was the only person that made her act different.

Mina was smiling on the outside but she just tried picking up the broken pieces of her heart and putting them together on the inside.

They arrived at their meeting room and they took their seats. "Saw you two walking together at the main street" Jihyo said smiling at the two girls. Mina grinned while Sana rolled her eyes. Tzuyu came inside after coming from the restroom, "You're here" She went around the table and sat down, opening her laptop. "What are we gonna do today?" Somi asked while stretching in her chair.

"Work as usual. The school will have it's field trip about a month from now, so we'll have to start making the slips and find educational places" Tzuyu replied. They all sat down on their chairs, and started suggesting places that they should visit for the trip. "How about the local art museum at GwangJeon? It portrays different artworks that show hidden meanings, and there's also an activity area where students can play and experience artistic fun" Somi suggested, earning nods from everyone. "List that down. What else?" Tzuyu said, tapping on the table.

"How about the recently opened Science museum at the south? It's bigger than the museum here in the city and I think it's an hour or two away from here, going south." Sana said. Everyone was able to suggest activities and they started documenting and typing the information they've taken during the meeting.

"Everyone's dismissed" Tzuyu cleaned up her desk, and everyone left, ahead of her. Sana waited for Tzuyu outside at the hallway, wanting to talk to her. As soon as Tzuyu locked the door, Sana greeted her, "hi"

Tzuyu flinched and exhaled, "what the-... you should go now Sana." Sana shook her head and clinged onto Tzuyu's right arm. "I just wanna hang out with you. You're pretty much the only person in the council who'm I'm not close with" Tzuyu gave a hesitated smile to Sana, but she appreciated the idea of getting close.