『If Bo-kun is the lightning rod, the one who draws damage to himself and away from the rest of the Famiglia, serving as the lightning rod. Then I am lightning itself, the one who strikes the enemies of the famiglia for the sake of them not getting i...
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72 days until the strongest sun comes.
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"How do I look?" She said, patting the uniform to make her look more presentable. Her black hair clipped by a red clip and her uniform ironed very smoothly. Her eyes caught the sight of a smile headed at her way.
"With your eyes, of course." She groaned, slapping a hand to her face.
"Dear, no." Her mother said and Tō-san smiled widely. "Dear, yes."
"Sakura, don't listen to him. You look fine to me."
"For her- She said it not me."
Kami.
She hopes she wouldn't get saddled with idiots because who knows what she might do.
"My little girl, growing up so fast," Her mother had sobbed quite loudly. Though she suspect it was more of a mock crying since, for some reason, Tō-san had to fight down his grin. "So fast," she continued, "that it won't take long before we have to chase away the boys that will come knocking, every, single, day."
Dad paled so rapidly that Sakura almost thought someone had stabbed him. Mom was still in his arms, and after one look at his face, was laughing helplessly.
Really?
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"Haruno Sakura." She said, bowing infront of students who will be her classmates for a year or so. Her mid-length black hair clipped by a red clip, her green eyes shown to the world.
"Is she a gaijin?"
The teacher, Nezu-sensei, nodded, ushering her to continue while looking absolutely bored while talking to her. Name, likes, dislikes, hobbies and dream for the future was something so familiar to her like a deja vu. She was a new student, literally. Knowing no one in the school and apparently, that makes her the odds one out to introduce herself so people would know what to talk to her.
"Probably, look at her eyes. It's really green."
It's fine as long as they don't ask about her eyes.
