{AN} This is my first Free fanfic and I hope everyone likes it!

I sighed and looked up at the clock, wishing for the day to be over. There were only a few more minutes left of class, but I felt as if I had been sitting in my chair for days. I wanted nothing more than to go home and finally get away from the idiots that surrounded me. I didn't mind the school work I was given for homework, but the people around me are what made my day unbearable because they were incredibly stupid.

Five minutes. I had five minutes left. I sighed and leaned back in my chair, unfortunately listening to the gossip around me. The girls behind me were talking about makeup and the guys beside me were talking about the upcoming Sports Day.

Three minutes. I turned my gaze out of the window, happy that I was given the privilege to sit where I sat. I had the perfect view of the courtyard below us, and I was able to soak up some sun.

One minute. My leg decided to bounce up and down with anticipation.

The clock signaled the end of class finally, and I sighed in relief as I stood up and collected my things to put in my backpack. I gracefully flowed out of the classroom with the other third years, all too happy to leave.

When I reached the front school gate, I realized I left my cell phone in the classroom. I didn't particularly need it, but I turned around and headed back into school anyway to get the damned thing. I reached the classroom and slid the door open to discover my phone wasn't on top of my desk anymore. I walked across the room and looked at the ground to see no sign of the small item.

"Huh," I said to myself as I stood up and headed back towards the door. It wasn't a very useful thing to keep and people didn't really ever send me anything of value but it was mine.

I looked all around myself in the hallway and didn't see it. I headed back towards the front school gates to make sure I didn't drop it, and didn't see it either. It wasn't until I walked across the open door to a certain room did I hear something about a cell phone.

"...Yeah, I found this cell phone in the hallway," one voice said.

"Nagisa!" Another voice chided the first. "Turn it in!"

"It's a piece of crap anyway," the first voice said.

I walked through the door to find myself in the pool room. There were only a few people there, and I turned my eyes towards them. I recognized the group of boys as some of the members of the swim team. I fought the urge to roll my eyes and saw the shortest boy of the group holding my phone as he spoke to the tallest member and the quiet one.

"That piece of crap belongs to me," I said.

The boy, I think his name was Hazuki or something, turned to me. "Ah! Senpai! It's yours?"

"That is what I said," I told him. "Give it back."

"If you want it then come and get it," the blonde held the phone between his index finger and his thumb over the glistening pool water.

"Give it back, Nagisa," the tallest one, Tachibana, told Hazuki.

"Give it back," I said as my feet moved towards him. When he didn't move, I reached for the phone and he moved it out of my grasp. "Give it back, kid," I said.

"Don't call me 'kid'," Hazuki said.

"Don't take my cell phone," I shot back to him.

"I didn't take it, I found it," he told me.

I took a step towards the boy and reached for my phone. Once again, he moved it out of my grasp and I suddenly lost my balance. I barely had time to react when my body suddenly met the ice cold water. I could feel the liquid encase my whole being as I hit the shallow bottom of the pool. Thank God it was the shallow end. I didn't know how to swim.

"Senpai!" the blonde one called out to me as I stood to my feet.

"Are you okay, senpai?" Tachibana asked me as he held out a hand to me. I smacked it away and crawled out of the water.

I could hear Hazuki saying apologizes over and over as I glared at him. I was taller than he was and cast my fury down at him. That was the most embarrassing thing I have ever been a part of.

"I'm so sorry senpai! I didn't think you would fall into the water!" he said as he bowed his head.

I yanked my phone out of his grasp and headed for the door.

"Wait!" Tachibana said behind me. He strode ahead of me and blocked me from leaving the room. "You can't walk out of here soaking wet!"

I turned my glare towards him and said, "Watch me."

"Are you hurt?" he asked.

"No."

"Let me help!" he said.

I craned my head to meet his eyes and said, "Your friend helped me enough. I want to go home." I walked around Tachibana and exited the room.

Ugh, I couldn't believe that happened. I needed to go home and dry myself off and- ah! I realized I wore my backpack when I fell! I had to deal with that as well. I continued to grumble as I headed home.

Makoto didn't know what to do when he heard Nagisa had found a cell phone. He told the blonde to take it to the office, but Nagisa had other plans. He rolled his eyes after realizing he couldn't tell him what to do.

When he saw her come into the classroom, he froze. It was [last name] [first name], a third year, and probably the school's worst tsundere. At least, that's what he heard other people say. Makoto wasn't one to pay attention to gossip, but he had seen the girl around school and could definitely say she was aloof.

She didn't talk to many people and she didn't like it when other people touched her, he learned that much from his peers. She was very good when it came to academics, but people just weren't her specialty.

Which is why, when Nagisa teased her, Makoto felt guilty. He felt like the blonde should have just given it to her. He felt especially bad when their senpai fell into the pool. He thought initially that she had hurt herself since it was the shallow end in which she fell, but she was walking just fine when she left the room.

"Way to go," Haru said quietly after she left.

"Nagisa, don't ever do that again," Makoto said when he joined the others.

"I didn't think she would fall into the water!" Nagisa said. "I said I'm sorry!"

"Yeah yeah," Makoto said. "Let's just go on with our practice."