Genre: romance Requester: / Notes: Inspired by ‘Beautiful Creatures’. This is probably my favourite scenario so far.     Long, smooth jet black hair hanging past her shoulders, caramel brown eyes, milky white skin and long, slender limbs. Rin was the type of girl who preferred to sit quietly under a tree rather than talk on the phone to her best friends. That was it, really; she didn’t have any friends. Not here, at least. She merely had her younger sister, Yuka, but she wasn’t someone Rin would call a friend. Yuka was the angel. She was top in school and was undeniably the most likable one of the two. But like the Yang has its Yin, Yuka had Rin. While Yuka shuffled around school in a pale blue dress, a cream coloured blouse and ballerina flats, Rin led the way dressed in a black Lolita style dress, a face mask and black clogs. People watched Rin and her younger sister, whispering to one another. The words ‘magic’, ‘evil’ and ‘witch’ were passed along the students, with each one making up a story of how the two sisters ended up in their school.   Rin was the type of girl who’d sit at the back of the classroom to avoid stares, teachers talking to her and most of all – boys. Rin felt boys a waste of time. She’d seen her sister through pain and heartache because of them and since then she swore she’d never go near a boy again. Yuka was the type to sit amongst the crowd, gossiping with friends about anything and everything. She was your usual girly girl; ballerina flats, light dresses and sweet lipgloss. She was incredibly naïve and innocent. Yuka stood at the front of the classroom with her sister, smiling at everyone. “Annyeonghaseyo! I’m Yuka Kobayashi.” Yuka looked over at her older sister, who was shrinking under everyone’s eyes. “And this is my unnie, Rin.” Yuka sat near some girls who were waving at her in the second row while Rin, feeling uncomfortable, made her way to the back of the room. The teacher droned on about topics which Rin could barely understand, making her gaze direct to the scenery outside the window. Rin could see cherry blossoms trickling to the ground, blanketing not only the floor but also the large bench underneath it. It reminded her of home as she stared sadly at the scene. It reminded her of all the hardships she went through back in Japan. All the difficult times she didn’t want to live through again; the times she wanted to forget.   Somewhat mesmerised by the beauty of the sisters, a baby faced blonde boy turned around to catch another glance at the eldest sister. He found her looking regretfully out the window. He directed his gaze outside, his heart clenching in pain. Cherry blossoms. She must be homesick. The boy’s eyes swept over her long, black hair that fell slightly over her eyes, her long and elegant neck, the smooth skin of her arms, the delicate beauty of her hands, stopping to see her dressed fully in black. He could barely see her cat-like eyes, or her long, fanned out eyelashes, but he couldn’t see her nose or her lips at all because they were covered by a face mask. Before his eyes could dodge away, her gaze rested on him. Like a deer that was about to be hit by a truck, his jaw hung open in surprise of being caught. Rin looked him up and down before narrowing her gaze. “What do you want?” she asked him coldly, annoyed at the fact he’d been looking at her. “I-I just wanted to welcome you to the school!” he grinned nervously. When she didn’t smile back, however, he turned back around and tried to focus on the work instead. Rin sighed to herself, resting her head on the table and putting in her ear buds. Please don’t misunderstand me. Thank you for being so nice but I can’t ever befriend you.   A week had passed by and each time Rin was in the same room as the blonde haired boy he would stare at her, and only her. She found it entertaining how the boy was so fascinated by her. As her deep-set eyes searched around the room for Yuka, she was surprised and frightened to see seven pairs of eyes staring at her, including the blonde haired boy himself. Suddenly felt like it was closing up and she knew she had to leave. On her way out, she bumped into a bunch of girls. Yuka kept her head down as her new friends drew closer to Rin. “You have eyes, d