The Japanese Tutor (PART I-II) [ONGOING]

X: College Life

A/N: Hello guys! I'm sorry for not posting the story last Monday. My mood was so gloomy for past days that I lost motivation to write. Don't worry, I am now in a better mood to write for the upcoming weeks because one of the days next week is my birthday uwu. Enjoy reading!

Aya was out of place until she heard a female voice behind her. She was searching for crucial information she could find in the bulletin board but it was all finally clarified when someone asked her.

"Are you foreign here, young lady?" A British voice made her gave the speaker a glance. Aya was surprised to see a stranger behind her — she had brunette hair and brown eyes. She was short but her boots made her taller.

Aya nodded as a reply.

"I think you are a Japanese lady that the people in the upper class talk about," the British woman explained, " I am surprised that you are studying in the same school like mine."

Aya still hadn't replied to her. She wasn't convinced that someone was talking to her. "What is your name," she asked.

"Elizabeth Montebello," the woman introduced herself, "yes it seems that the name itself isn't from here but my father has a root of ancestry back in Italy... and you must be Ayako Yamaguchi?"

"That's... right," Aya shyly answered, "so you are studying at the same department as mine?"

"I heard that you are studying Education, right?" Elizabeth asked for clarification. Aya replied with a nod, which made Elizabeth smiled. She continued, "since you are from a foreign land, I will show you around. Then since we are from the same year, I will try my best to make you feel comfortable in London."

Elizabeth pointed at the bulletin board, specifically the paper about the subjects and class arrangements, "here, you can see the classes you will take. Then on the other side, you can see the list of classrooms where we'll attend a certain class."

As Aya read it carefully, Elizabeth assisted her. When they were finally done, they went away from the lobby and walked through the stone paths.

"The University is so large," Aya complimented, "I don't know how to get around here."

"You should have attended the orientation a few weeks ago,. They make us go around the entire campus, which is helpful for newly admitted people," Elizabeth told her.

"I didn't know that it existed. I guess the family expected Mr. Kujo to help me around, but he didn't," Aya replied, then she sighed, "the university itself is full of nature. I didn't expect this."

"I myself enjoyed the view, Ms. Yamaguchi. There are a lot of shops in this area."

As they walked closer to the Education building, they noticed a group of men picking a fight on someone. They all wear a formal jacket and wore tidy shoes. The boy they attempted to fight had a white shirt and black slacks.

"You county boy, why are you wearing that?" One of the boys insulted, then picked a blue hat from the boy.

"Don't get my hat. My father bought that for me—"

"This is a premier school. You must not wear like a son of a farmer!" Another one of the boys mocked. They gave him a few pounds to purchase a new outfit. "If you wear like that again, we will kick you to the bones."

The group of men left in unison. Elizabeth ran to the boy and helped him stand up. "Are you okay?"

The boy nodded. He picked up his leather messenger bag, but the items fell off. "I am fine, Lizzy."