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Another week passed, and it was the final basketball game. If Sam's team won, they'd go on to the championship. Sam's team was practicing nearly every day, so Mimi barely got time to see Sam. She, however, promised to go to the game to see him. The game was going smoothly. Sam's team was winning and it looked like they'd soon take the game. However, Mimi was worried. There was obviously something wrong with Sam. He was horribly pale and he'd missed quite a few shots. She wondered why no one had noticed. How could they not? She desperately hoped someone would see what was happening before something bad occurred. Finally, the game was ten min

Through the next month, Sam and Mimi spent more and more time together. Seijiro was persistent, but he was often ignored. Sam was spending more time at Mimi's house. Every time he was kicked out of his own house, he'd call and head over. He was a regular guest in Mimi's house. Sam and Mimi's relationship began to progress, slowly but surely. They had shared a few more kisses, but they'd gotten no more intense than before. After a whole month had passed, winter was in full season. The cold was bearable, but it was still cold enough to frost the lawns and roofs. Mimi didn't mind though; she enjoyed the cold. As she and Sam were walking home

'What are you doing? Where's Daddy?' 'Don't say it! Don't say anymore! Get out of my house!' 'Mom…' Sam opened his eyes with a start. He was shaking and sweating. Looking around in panic, he remembered that he was on Mimi's floor in her room. But that didn't calm him. He sat up, trying to calm himself. His breath was quick. He couldn't slow it down. Mimi turned over and saw Sam awake. She had not been able to sleep because of the events of the day. When she saw that Sam was awake, she blinked and sat up in bed, attracting his attention. He was shaking! "What's wrong?" Mimi whispered gently, crawling out of bed to sit next to Sam. S

Mimi's legs shook. Her breaths came in gasps, as though she had just run the mile. But no, she had not just run the mile. In fact, it was Saturday. Mimi stood in front of Sam's house. She knew someone who knew Sam's address and got it from them. She was so nervous. She had never been to Sam's house! With a shaking hand, she rang the doorbell and waited. The wait felt like hours. Mimi was tempted to ring the doorbell again, but resisted the temptation and waited. Finally, the door opened and Sam appeared in the doorway. His hair wasn't spiked as it usually was, but instead down and wet. "Mimi?" Sam asked in surprise, watching the girl begin

Why was it that Mimi always seemed to get partnered with Sam? She didn't mind, but it was weird. It was almost like the teachers knew she liked Sam. But that was impossible, right? Was it really that obvious? Besides, if teachers barely even bothered to read essays, why would they concern themselves with affairs they had no business in? After English, Mimi was a partner with Sam for physics and then P.E. Boy; did he look good in those shorts or what? But that's beside the point. Then next day, she was even partners with him for history! Someone must have possessed all of her teachers. Each time the two were partnered, Mimi learned a little

The words 'I hate school' was what everyone seemed to say in high school. High school was hard and none of the students denied it. Not like any students really wanted to deny it. Anyone who found school interesting or- dare I say it- fun was considered an outsider. Everyone knew there were fun moments at school, no matter how few they were, but no one simply thought school was fun each and every single day. It just didn't happen. Not even the jocks, preps, nerds, Goths, skaters, cheerleaders, and normal people thought school was fun every time they stepped on campus. Some people were even sad to come to school. Mimi was a fairly normal girl.