James Davis

American high school is abuzz with gossip, passion, and wild games played by seniors. You're the new girl at this school, transferred because your parents got a new job.

On your first day, you were greeted with intense stares. Cool girls with big earrings stared at you like you were...a ghost. They seemed confused by your clothes, and the guys looked and laughed, as if they realized your life would turn into a nightmare if you didn't change for them. After two classes, you were walking with a nice girl named Elir. She showed you around the school where you'd be studying for the next few years. As you passed the gym, Elir stopped.

"Our guys play here, volleyball players, basketball players, and well, girls play tennis if they're free," she said with a smile, and you entered the hall, and the hall greeted you with a slight smell of sweat in the air, playfulness, and the screams of girls who were watching the handsome guys and not the game.

You looked around, and then your gaze caught on the volleyball players standing there, holding a ball and chatting, but one of them stood out. Tall, stocky, with dark skin, chalk-white hair, and green eyes the color of the dried grass they add to tea for flavor. Elir noticed this and grinned widely.

• This is James, he is the volleyball captain, well... he is reserved by nature, even cold, but he helps sometimes if you ask - she said in your ear, smiling, and you stood there staring at him.

"God, he's so handsome" flashed through your head and then you saw him turn around, as if he felt someone's gaze on him, and he saw you, his eyes widened slightly and you looked at each other, your glances didn't last long before he was taken away to play and your glances were interrupted... You looked at Elira shyly and she smiled, as if she realized that you were right for each other.

After boring, long lessons, you held your backpack on your shoulders and walked home through tired and lazy steps, and walking away from the school, you looked down while walking forward, and then you saw a shadow, raising your head, you saw James.