Ruby San and her little sister
Chapter One
So here I am another year at Yukai Academy (school for monsters). I dearly miss home but even I went back I would probably die but I miss it the field of yellow flowers with the little cottage in the middle with my master, I miss him but if he still lived he would be evil anyway. I looked up, I saw the school , it almost looked brand new, the walls had been painted, the roof fixed and a big set of flowers outside my dormitory, Gin Senpai, it must of been him and its my favorite flower, yellow sunflowers and hold on it looks bigger and Yukari light isn't on , that's strange!?
"Surprise" Yukari said "do you like it, I fixed the roof and painted the walls and even put flowers out" I of course replied "Yukari, I wanted to share the work, I like doing things with you, next time let me help." She simply replied "ok" and gave me a big hug. I liked Yukari; she's the little sister I never had. I said quietly "must go now, bye "She gave me one last hug and I walked to the principal's office.
I Knocked on his door and came in he said in his deep annoying voice "Ruby san, we have not probably given you a job yet, we thought it would be best if you be the shopkeeper." I was thrilled, I loved it on days when I worked in the shop, it was fun and when nobody came in I just reorganized the displays I simply replied "ok, I shall start now" I ran as fast as my feet would let me, that job was going to be my life. I opened it up and changed the display then changed the door sign to open.
Ten minutes later Tskune came in and said "hello" I replied as I always do "hello, lots of things have happened since you last saw me." He laughed and bought a new note book then leaved, Yukari then came in, sad and depressed, crying in fact; I looked at her, the wet tears against face. I hugged her as hard as I could and asked "what's wrong" she replied "It's my wand, I have lost it." I told she could stay here until class and she did so, eventually the bell went and she leaved still sad and depressed, looking down at the floor, I hate seeing her like this.
I waited there for an hour waiting for a customer, thinking about Yukari, suddenly I thought to myself, "my wand, it's like Yukari I can giver her mine and get a new one, I am eighteen I can now." A boy came in asking about the newspaper, I showed it to him and told him it was five yen, he went through his pocket and paid the money. Then leaved with the paper in his hands.
I cleaned class on display and dusted the newspaper rack waiting for Yukari to come back in, that day thought she didn't and so I went home upset about Yukari.