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It was a day like any other. Another school day of boredom for Misa. She shivered lightly, bundles up in her warm winter coat. "Geeze it's freezing!" she practically shouted, walking down the hallway of her new school. She had just moved to a new town, her father being transfered at work. She hadn't wanted to leave her friends and had cried on moving day. It was behind her, well at least she tried to tell herself that. A thin blanket of snow lay on the ground and seeing it made Misa shiver even more, dreading winter and the cold weather it brought with it. She walked to the cafeteria. It was lunchtime and she was starving. She smiled as she reached the lunch room and walked inside, instantly feeling warmer. She was exstatic that she was out of the cold. She giggled and walked over to a random table, not knowing, nor caring, who was there. She hadn't met anyone here yet and it was time she made some friends. She had to be a little outgoing. She looked around the table at the staring faces. A small smile lay on her face as she said softly, "Hello. I'm Misa Naoto. I'm a new student here."

Misa looked over to the voice with the smile still on her face. "Um...i didn't really transfer... my dad was transfered. I was homeschooled before this. Had to practically beg them to let me come to a public school." She laughed softly at her joke before continuing. "Um but we moved here from Denver... not really that exciting." She giggled again, scratching her head nervously.

Misa giggled again. She was always giggling for some reason. It was in her personality ever since she was a child. She tilted her head lightly and said, "Um I am a sophomore... 10th grade."

Misa frowned lightly. "Aww that means we'll only have one year to become close." she laughed lightly afterwards. "I'll just have to cling by your side every day!" she said louder than needed. "Um my parents think that a public education is inferior to a home schooled one." She shrugged and fell silent.

She laughed at Misa's statement. "I thought that might be the case. Most parents seem to think that."

he looked up at her "can i help you?" he glanced at her then went back to drawing, every once in a while to glance up at the two girls

"I'm Raz" he said glancing up at her then back at his drawing

"hold on im almost done" he looked at her one last time and after another minute showed the picture to them, it was of them talkign to each other