Author's note: Alright, this is kind of a Hiro/Cloe brother sister amazingness story, so yeah. Hope you like!

Cloe's POV

"Hey Clo. What's wrong?"

I looked up from where I was staring at the ground. Hiro was standing next to me.

"You all right, Clo?" he asked.

I shrugged.

"How was your first day of school?" he added.

Aunt Cass had finally enrolled me in school. I was in second grade now.

"I like being with you guys better…" I muttered.

Hiro sat next to me. "So what happened?"

"The other kids were making fun of me," I said, looking back at the ground.

"They were?!" he demanded.

"Yeah…" I sighed. "I guess I'm just kind of… different… I mean, since I feel like I'm smarter than everybody else…"

Hiro laughed. "Been there, done that."

I sighed. "I just don't have any friends… Everybody talks about me behind my back."

I felt Hiro put his arm around my shoulder. "Hey Clo?"

I looked up at him.

"Believe me, I know how that feels. When I was ten, just three years older than you, I was in high school. And trust me, people in high school weren't very nice."

"But you had Tadashi."

"And you have me."

I sighed.

"Hey, Clo, you're special. I don't think there's another seven year old around that could learn robotics as fast as you do. When you get older, you'll be coming here. And besides, you're a superhero, aren't you?"

"Yeah…" I sighed. "But Hiro, nobody likes me."

Hiro shook his head. "No, you're wrong. I do. All my friends do. And Aunt Cass takes care of you."

"Yeah… I guess…"

Hiro was silent for a minute. Then he said, "Clo?"

"Yeah?"

"Where did you live?"

Uncomfortable topic alert.

"My family didn't like me…" I muttered. "They kinda kicked me out. And Tadashi took care of me at his lab." Then I added, almost in tears, "I don't have a family."

"No, that's wrong," Hiro corrected. "You're my little sister."

I smiled a bit at him. "R-really?"

"Yeah." He said encouragingly. "You'll be okay, Clo. Even if those other kids are making fun of you, just ignore them. You're different than they are, but in a good way. Okay?"

"Okay Hiro…" I said.

"Really, Clo," he insisted. "You'll be alright."

He put his other arm around me, and hugged me. I hugged him back.

"You're the best big brother, Hiro."

He smiled, and ruffled my hair. "And you're the best little sister."