Today was the first day of Konoha High. To say it was nerve wracking was an understatement; to Tsubaki Hazuki, it was downright atrocious. Her 7am alarm blared throughout the lavender walls of her bedroom, waking her up from her long slumber. With a tired groan, she set the alarm off and trekked to the bathroom to take a shower. Tsubkai passed by the mirror and examined her face, her long brown hair was in a mess, scrunching in unruly waves. Her blue eyes gave away her tiredness, she looked like a wreck. Sighing heavily, she jumped into the shower, hoping the warm water hitting her body would make her see look more alive. As she was showering, she began thinking about Konoha High. How would she make any friends there? What was the school like? Would anybody...even like her? She had only seen the school when she went on the tour with her parents last month. Since she had moved from central Tokyo to Konoha, she would have to attend a new highschool. She bit back her tears as she thought of her old school. Tokyo Prep. It wasn't fair that she had to move, just because her father had gotten a new job in Konoha, did she really have to come with him? Her train of thought was interrupted by her mothers shout "Tsubaki, get out of there! You only have twenty minutes!" In a hurry, Tsubaki shut off the water and ran to her bedroom to change. Throwing on the Konoha school uniform consisting of a dark sweater with the Konoha crest and a dark blue skirt, she grabbed her bag and went downstairs to greet her mom.
"Tsubaki! You know you have to hurry! C'mon, grab something to eat and get in the car." Tsubaki blushed as she excused herself to grab an apple and follow her mom out the door. Tsubaki was undeniably shy, no matter who she was with, or what she was doing her awkward blushes seem to make their way through. Although her old friends used to call it "cute" she saw it as embarrassing and rather weird. She and her mom got in the car and Tsubaki sat, waiting for the longest ten minute ride she had ever endured. It was raining heavily that morning, as the car accelerated the rain drops hit the windshield harder and harder. The weather seem to symbolize the uneasiness she felt inside. For some reason she knew that as soon as her mother waved goodbye, as soon and she walked up to the somewhat large familiar doors of Konoha high, as soon as she stepped a foot inside, her school life would never be the same. And quite frankly, she didn't know what to feel about that.
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