Auditorium

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The Auditorium

His eyes shot at her with tiny rage and annoyance. He looked down at his feet and sighed, tired that people continue to judge him by his appearance that he can't help. He didn't answer her question and deciding to polish his saxophone instead.

She sat down next to him and put her hand on his shoulder. She breathed and looked at him with concern.
She scratched her head and cleared her throat.

"Aww... Come on Kid, you got into this rich school so that's what counts. So what if you're a nerd? You still got in here,"

He started to become a little more annoyed with the sensei's blunt statements. It was almost amazing how oblivious and blunt she was. He turned to her and shook his head.

"I'm very proud of being her indeed. What bothers me is how people judge me by my status."

Aiko walked in the room and noticed people were inside. She looked closely at both, the woman didn't really look like a student. Definitely a sensei then, she was about to greet her and noticed the boy with shaggy looking hair that seemed annoyed. As usual, she began thinking. What could a teacher have done to annoy a student? Wait. Maybe he's not annoyed. Or if he is..a bad grade? Kicked out of class? No, he doesn't seem like the 'bad boy' type.. She stayed by the entrance, wondering.

His eyes shifted over to a new girl that entered into the Auditorium. He blinked for a second, glanced over at Okazaki-sensei and back at the girl. He walked up to her, hands in his pockets. He found away to successfully avoid the topic of him being a scholarship student. He tilted his head and smiled.

"Are you new here Miss?" His annoyed attitude seemed to of melted off his face, as a bright smile seem to have painted itself on there. Of course, as usually, it was only a facade.

She smiled and crosses her arms, leaning on the stage. It could be due to her positive thinking, but she didn't believe people looked down on him, in fact, they probably did the opposite and looked up to him.

"I would expect people to admire you Kid." she turned her gaze to the side and sighed, thinking to herself. Suddenly, she turned around and Akira was gone and talking to another girl.

"Hey, quit flirting Kid!"

He turned around to Okazaki-sensei and laughed with a playful tone. She really was oblivious to everything around her, but it added a nice touch to her personality. He nodded to Okazaki-sensei and smiled with a geniune gleam.
"As you wish sensei,"

She blinked at him, does he usually smile this much? There was a kind of reward when a sensei sees their students happy. She smiled back and laughed. She walked up to the both of them, still having her arms crossed.

Ame walked into the room holding her headphones. She walked up to the stage and looked up to see the only lights that were on in the entire room. They beamed down on the stage. She pulled herself up onto the stage and looked out towards to seats.

She wanted to recite poetry one day on this very stage and see Ouran's students clap for her preformence. She closed her eyes and hugged her knees close to her chest, but for now she would have to deal with no one. Her headphones still in her hands she sighed and opened her eyes once more.

Ame stood up after staring into nothing. She made her way to the center of the stage and closed her eyes, taking a deep breath. She placed her headphones beside her on the floor and placed her hands over her heart and smiled. She started to open her mouth to speak the words she wanted to say but she looked down. She had no one to tell what she was feeling. She grabbed her headphones and placed them on before sitting on the floor. She sighed and started to sing a melody that her mother had taught her before she started to hate her. Her voice ecohed in the empty room.

Aiko noticed the boy coming over. All traces of annoyance were gone. Wha-...? Hm, I guess I'm just imagining things. Still..
She smiled at him and nodded, "Are you new here too?"
Right as she finished her question, she heard the sensei yelling something to the boy in front of her. She was smiling, and he laughed. Obviously, she missed something. Giving a small confused smile, she bowed her head a little to the sensei.

He blinked at her and smiled, nodding.

"Yes, but I'm slowly getting the hang of things around here." He extended his hand for a hand shake, hoping that she will join in on his gesture. He slightly bowed. "Akira Fukuyama, at your service."

He caught Okazaki at the corner of his eye and turned to her.
"When do you think classes will start Sensei?"

Aiko shook his hand and smiled, "Really? It might take me a while to get used to it," she let go of his hand, "it's nice to meet you."

Aiko was almost certain that someone had told her that classes started on the 16th, but she stayed quiet just to make sure.

Hiri steps silentely into the Auditorium, wondering why it's so silent.

Riko quietly walked up to the stage. She liked singing on a stage and she felt confident since no one would probably come in and hear her. She plugged in a mic and put the music on low. She started to sing Tears Infection By Kaori

Hiri sits doen and enjoys the quiet music.

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Lelouch wonders in, swaying as he walks, and with a dopey face oh his face

Hiri jumps, startled by the sound of footsteps. When she turned around she saw it was coming from Lelouch.

"Hey buddy!" She yelled and waved at him.

"Hellooooolllllolllololllolol...." he said, grinning wide, sitting next to her

"That's better, be happy!" She said, smiling at Lelouch.

Riko got down from the stage and smiled lightly."hey Lelou-kun.Hey Hiri-chan"

"Hey Riko!!!" She said, waving her hands wildly, almost hitting Lelouch in the face.

Lelouch stood up on his chair "GOOD MORNING" he said waving his arms in the air

Riko giggled."It's almost 8pm Lelou-kun"