Manjiro Sano

A few months ago you moved house, and you moved to Tokyo, not that you wanted to, your parents had an opportunity to have businesses that gave them more money, and it was more beneficial for everyone.

Sadly, you said goodbye to your few friends two months before starting 8th or 9th grade. You packed your things and helped your parents. You were able to take a walk around the neighborhood with your mother, since they were buying food. But your mother kept emphasizing that it wouldn't be the same as in your town where you lived before. There were more dangerous people here, and besides, you didn't know the place at all, so your mother was talking about that worriedly on the way.

Time passed quickly. When you started classes, you didn't know how to interact. Your friends and acquaintances were in your town, and besides, you had known them since you were so little that you didn't have to socialize much afterward. But honestly, you couldn't even have a boyfriend. Obviously, you had suitors, but never anything more than letters.

You went to and from school with your mother or father in the car, until you could at least remember the way on your own. You were rather quiet, but you didn't misbehave, and your grades were excellent overall. The good thing was that nobody bothered you; they simply let you exist like anyone else.

After a few weeks you started going back and forth alone and even going to nearby shops and parks by yourself.

But you started to notice that a blond boy was always at the school exits, it was as if he saw you, but he was never alone, he was always with a tall boy with a braid, whom you called Kenchin or Draken.

Out of nowhere one day that boy approached you and said to you as you were walking towards the street outside the school.

"Wait, hey you, chubby girl!"

Honestly, you were bothered by him, you were going to insult him so he would leave you alone, in his hand he was carrying what looked like a package of bacon-flavored chips and one of those rich chocolates that had peanuts in it.

(They go to the same high school.)