Kevai smiled as she walked through the school. She flipped her perfect blond hair and smiled at the young
Ichigotchi walking nervously beside her.
"Don't worry, Mia." she assured. "It's only your first day of high school. It's not like you're headed for your execution."
Mia smiled sweetly up at her Mametchi mom."Then, bye! My first class starts in ten minutes, and I want to meet some new people!"
Mia ran off down the hall. Revai started to walk out of the building. Ah... she rembered when she was that young... A Hinotamatchi and her school's softball star. Now, Mia's niche was dance.
Revai had a husband, Mike, and a baby son, Sean. Sean wasn't excatly a baby-He was a Kinakomotchi- but his birthday was last Saturday, so it was the same thing. And Mike... She loved the Kutchipatchi so much, even if he was "lower" than her.
She had always been the serious type, the kind who let loose every now and then, only when she was with people she loved, and not prone to irony.
All that was about to change. Little did she know how ironic her last statement to Mia was.
Ichigotchi walking nervously beside her.
"Don't worry, Mia." she assured. "It's only your first day of high school. It's not like you're headed for your execution."
Mia smiled sweetly up at her Mametchi mom."Then, bye! My first class starts in ten minutes, and I want to meet some new people!"
Mia ran off down the hall. Revai started to walk out of the building. Ah... she rembered when she was that young... A Hinotamatchi and her school's softball star. Now, Mia's niche was dance.
Revai had a husband, Mike, and a baby son, Sean. Sean wasn't excatly a baby-He was a Kinakomotchi- but his birthday was last Saturday, so it was the same thing. And Mike... She loved the Kutchipatchi so much, even if he was "lower" than her.
She had always been the serious type, the kind who let loose every now and then, only when she was with people she loved, and not prone to irony.
All that was about to change. Little did she know how ironic her last statement to Mia was.
