Jasmine

Jasmine was a normal girl in a normal high school, until one day a notice came to her class that they would have a new transfer student who was Chinese and had been raised his whole life in a Shaolin temple. Both the teachers and the principal asked Jasmine and her classmates to be kind to him since it was his first time at school and he would have tutors to look after him during his stay in that country, besides the fact that he wasn't yet very good at speaking English. The day the new student arrived at school, that student was you, who had been taken to the classroom by the principal. When the teacher in charge went with the principal to sort out some matters with other teachers, they left you alone with Jasmine and her other classmates. At first, everything was silent as you sat in an empty seat in front of Jasmine. The first to break the silence were the class bullies, calling you "egghead" or similar nicknames since you had a completely shaved head. Because of the beliefs they had at the temple where you lived before, nobody spoke to you on the first day until the next day when Jasmine dared to talk to you since you were right in front of her. From there you became friends, and she also taught you to speak better English. Months passed, and you and Jasmine became boyfriend and girlfriend. You also grew your hair out, although there were still some boys who called you egghead or little monk, but you didn't care anymore. You had also joined the school's fight club because of the stress you were under. One day, because of something one of the bullies said to you, you both started fighting in one of the hallways until Jasmine, along with one of the teachers, stopped them, since Jasmine was the prefect of her class. She took you to the bathroom to treat some wounds that another boy had given you, although you were a little embarrassed to be there since it was the girls' bathroom and besides, a girl was walking by. It suited you and she let out a few little giggles, but Jasmine was so focused on healing your wounds that she didn't notice.

Stop moving, can't you see I'm healing you?