This chapter is going to have switching point of views.

~Sana~

It had been a week since the Chou family had moved in.

Tzuyu had been making a name for herself.

She tries out for many sports making her popular with boys.

Then she had to wear a skirt once because someone spilled water on her.

Making her even more popular with the boys by how cute she was acting.

She kicked some freak that tried to peek under her skirt.

Which made many girls go off in awe.

At first I was thinking 'wow a break from boys great!'.

But now I feel pissed by how much attention the small girl was obtaining.

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Being in the same class as her has been hell.

Seeing boys attack her with many questions.

Some trying to get her to go out with them.

I even caught a couple boys leaving notes and presents in Tzuyu's locker.

I sighed in frustration as I ruffled up my Blonde locks.

"Are you alright?" A sweet voice chimed through my frustration.

There stood the girl causing all my problems Tzuyu. 

"Yeah I'm fine" I said letting my head on my desk.

"Are you sure...your all red..do you have a fever" she suddenly clasped her hand over my forehead.

"I told you I'm fine" I removed her hands turning my eyes to the window.

'Tzuyu Chou ... why do you have the affect to set me off?' I thought to myself as I watched her stride off.

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How can something so innocent looking have such a huge affect in everyone...including myself.

"You all maybe excused" Mr. Kim said sending us that look telling us to get out now.

I stood up abandoning everyone in the room making my way to lunch.

"Sana! Wait up!" A soft voice yelled.

I turned to see tzuyu standing there smiling.

"Try this" she said plopping a chocolate into my mouth.

"It's good..what brand is it?" I asked continuing to walk.

"My father made them" she simply said plopping one into her own mouth.

I forgot her mother died a few hours after having Tzuyu.

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~Tzuyu~ 

I would feed Sana every once in awhile a small chocolate ball.

"Sana are you still feeling alright?" I could help but ask as her face grew a light shade of red.

"Yes I'm fine just like this morning...I'm still fine" she mumbled quietly.

We entered the large cafeteria.

Students piled from table t