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Amu Hinamori was a regular fifteen-year-old female. She was a straight A student, in the student council, and had many friends…until she became pregnant. Unfortunately, Amu didn't know who the father was. Well she did, but she didn't remember his name. He was a junior from another school. He was tall, a bit on the lean side, and had dark brown hair. His eyes were a shining blue color. He was smart, she remembered. For they spoke about all kinds of things from science to art.
It all happened when one of the girls from her school wanted to throw the ultimate Christmas party. This person invited so many that Amu wanted to run home, but her friends did not let her. The place was barely moveable, and Amu had to shimmy her way to She remembered a guy leaning against the wall of a cramped hallway with other teenagers kissing or drinking. Music was blasting from the loud speakers that hung of the wall in the living room.
He smirked at Amu. She replied with a small smile. He pushed his body off to greet the natural pink haired.
"I don't think I ever met a girl who likes skulls but has pink hair." He said.
From there, their conversation went on and on. Hours passed and the party was still going. Amu felt there was a connection there. She never believed in true love, but she did believe in fate. And when he kissed her, she knew that spark wasn't her imagination. What she didn't know was that the consequences of her small fantasy ended with her naked in the guest room of the girl's pool house, and eventually with a baby. She expected it. They were teenagers after all. They weren't careful, from what she remembered. And it was consensual since she knew he didn't drink and Amu hated the smell of anything alcoholic nor did she drink from open cups.
The only reason Amu found out she was pregnant was during gym in class. Amu felt light headed. She threw up in the girls' locker room and fainted. The gym teacher called 911 and she was sent to the hospital where it was discovered that she was pregnant. Her parents were so ashamed, that they blamed themselves.
Her parents, Tsumugu and Midori Hinamori, were workaholics who loved their daughters deeply. Usually Amu stayed home with her little sister alone until late at night. Because of this, they felt guilty for Amu's "disgrace." They wanted her to get an abortion, but Amu refused. She stated that school was almost done. She would be able to hide her stomach and be home schooled.
Her parents reluctantly agreed. And so, Amu, who was once popular, became a loner. Her friends began ignoring her due to attitude. Her teachers kept harassing her by asking if she was depressed or suicidal. Only the guidance counselor and principal knew the true reason. At home, it wasn't getting any better. The pressure of Amu being a straight A student was taking toll. Her morning sickness had caused her to miss a few classes, thus lowering her grades. Every day there was yelling in the Hinamori household. Amu ended her sophomore year without any friends, and without any family.
Amu knew that she couldn't raise her baby around such negativity. She called her aunt Ran to ask if she could live with her until she was old enough to get her own place.
Ran, Miki, and Su Hinamori were her father's younger sisters. They were triplets. Ran was the oldest of the triplets. She had pink hair, like Amu, whom they inherited from Amu's paternal grandmother. Ran loved fitness and worked as a coach at a high school. She used to be the head cheerleader back in her younger years.
Aunt Ran lived with Miki. The second triplet. Miki was the quieter one compared to her loud older sister. She was an artist, who was dating a recently widowed male. She had blue hair and matching eyes. It was unknown if her hair was dyed or not and if she wore contacts. Aunt Su was a single mother of twins, Kukai and Daichi. Her ex-husband was an older male, who fell for his co-worker. Su forgave him, but her sons didn't. She had blonde hair and green eyes.
Ran happily agreed. As soon as school ended, Ran, Miki, Su, and the twins came to get Amu.
"You got fat, 'cuz.'" Kukai jokingly said.
Amu punched his right arm. "And you got too tall. I can't smack you around anymore." Kukai and Daichi were a year older than Amu. Kukai had chestnut brown hair with the same green eyes he inherited from Aunt Su. He developed a nice tan for playing soccer since he was two. Daichi dyed his blond hair, green. He inherited the Hinamori honey colored eyes, but his were more on the brown side. Although, Daichi is more of a sports freak than Kukai, his pale skin did not get any color.
"She's pregnant, dork. Of course, she's fat. Don't you remember how aunt Midori got when she became pregnant with Ami." Daichi stated.
"I don't think you're helping the cause, bro." Kukai said, laughing at Amu's face.
Amu kicked Daichi's leg afterwards. The boys were taking Amu's furniture down the stairs, while her aunts were taking the boxes. Her father helped with her bed and her mother kept Ami away from all the noise. After everything was loaded in the truck, Amu hugged her parents.
"I hope you will come to see her when she's born.
"Amu…we don't want you to think we hate you or the baby. We are sad that this whole happened. We are angry with ourselves." Her father confessed. He whipped an unshed tear away.
"I think its best to be with your aunts. Su also had babies at a young age, so she could help you." Her mother stated without judgement. Tears were welling up.
Aunt Su patted Amu's shoulders. It was true. Aunt Su was eighteen when she got pregnant with Daichi and Kukai. Amu nodded, agreeing with her parents. She was crying by then. She hugged Ami goodbye and left with her aunts and cousins.
A four-hour drive later, Amu arrived at her new home. She patted her belly as she felt little movements from her six-month baby.
"Home sweet home." Amu whispered.
The house was large, could be considered a small mansion with its seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, and large basement and attic. It was a nice beige color. Entering it, it seemed like a normal house with white walls decorated with frames. From pictures of their youth with her father and parents, to current pictures. Plus, some of Miki's paintings. The living room was the largest. It connected to the open spaced kitchen. Their 55-inch flat screen hung on the wall.
Kukai plopped down on the leather tan couch to watch whatever sports game was on. Miki smacked the back of Kukai's head.
"We have to help Amu unpack."
Kukai sighed. He mumbled some nonsense under his breathe before helping them unload.
"I want to apologize in advance when you go into your room." Miki said.
"What do you mean?"
"Ran fixed it up." was all she replied with.
Aunt Miki guided Amu to her room. By the entrance were the stairs. The first flight led to a small balcony. Aunt Miki's Easel was there. A recent painting was drying. The second flight, led to the rooms. Two doors down, Miki opened the door to a very pink room. the walls were light pink. The large window had pink curtains, and the crib had pink blankets.
"A crib?" Amu walked over to the white crib that was on the other side of the room.
"It was one of the twins. Su kept it in case wither of us became mothers. That's not happening."
"Amu lightly outlined the moldings of the crib with her hand. The crib was just perfect. Amu wanted to cry. She wanted a girl, too. But it wouldn't matter if she had a boy. Amu was almost seven months, and she still didn't know what she was expecting.
"I swear Ran is too much. I can't believe that she thinks you're having a girl. Su had twin boys." Miki said. Amu burst into tears. "Amu, honey, are you okay?"
"Oh dear. Poor Amu is fine. Just the hormones." Aunt Su entered. Amu heard her place a box down, then hugged poor Amu. "Shhh, you poor thing. Now you can rest."
That night Amu slept with her Aunt Su. It was the first night in a long time, where Amu felt protected.
Over the next months, her aunts and cousins were her caretakers. Miki would take her to her appointments. Ran, Daichi, and Kukai were her trainers so she could lose the baby fat before giving birth and have a healthy birth too. Su prepped her meals and kept her company.
By the ending of July, Amu was ready to give birth, but the baby was not due until late September or early October. On August 2supth/sup Amu was feeling extremely uncomfortable. She cried in sleep, causing her Aunt Ran, whose room was next door, to wake up.
Ran called 911 and Amu was sent to the hospital. At the hospital, the doctor's told Amu that the baby was ready to come out. Amu was afraid that the baby wouldn't be fine, since it was a bit premature. The doctor's assured her that everything would be fine. Then at 11:27 am, on August 3suprd/sup, Amu gave birth to a baby girl. She named her Diamond.
"My Dia," Amu said as she kissed her baby girl before falling asleep.
Ikuto Tsukiyomi was bored as always in class. He ignored his teacher, Yukari, as she spoke about the fundamentals of math. Ugh. Although, he was good at math, he hated the subject. How was he going to use math when he was going to be a famous violinist? Ikuto sighed happily when the bell rang.
He walked out of class to find his sister, Utau, and his best friend Tadase, two blond idiots, bickering about whatever. Utau was beautiful, well of course she was. She was a Tsukiyomi. Their mother was the heiress to some company called Easter. Their mother was so beautiful that she was scouted to be the company's model. That was how she met their father, Aruto Tsukiyomi, a famous classical musician and music producer. Utau looked more like their mother with her long blonde hair and purple colored eyes. Ikuto was the spitting image of their father. Blue hair with matching eyes.
Aruto was best friends with Tadase's dad. Thus, the three became good friends. Tadase was an average heighted male with yellowish blond hair and reddish-brown eyes. He looked like a bunny rabbit, in Ikuto's eyes. Ikuto would never admit it to him though.
"What the hell are you guys talking about?"
"Ikuto, did you know that Kukai was with a new girl!? How dare get a new girlfriend after we broke up?" Utau shouted.
Girlfriend? Ikuto knew Kukai very well. The guy took all of sophomore year to ask out Utau, who was a freshman at the time.
"I mean, could you blame Kukai? She is really pretty with pink hair." Tadase defended.
"Hey guys!" Yaya Yuiki, a sophomore, who is part of student council with Tadase. She was a hyperactive annoying child with a kind heart. She had copper colored hair with brown. She used to have a crush on Kukai last year when he was her tutor.
"Yaya, did Kukai tell you that he was dating a girl with pink hair?" Utau asked.
Yaya paused to think for a second. "Oh! That's not his girlfriend. Daichi told Yaya that his cousin was transferring over." She also liked to speak in the third person.
"Cousin? Coach Ran doesn't have a kid." Tadase thought out loud.
"Its their older brother's daughter." Yaya answered.
Then Kukai walked by the group, Yaya pulled him. In shock, Kukai yelled, but then laughed when he saw who it was. "Sup, guys."
"You haven't been here for two weeks," Utau mentioned.
Kukai chuckled, putting his arms in back of his head, he said, "Yeah, Amu had trouble adjusting to a few things before transferring."
"Who is she?" Utau asked with jealously in her voice. Kukai smiled, knowing why.
"Give me a minute." He walked to the principal's office and waited a few seconds. The girl named Amu walked out, startled to see Kukai. He grabbed her hand and guided her meet the group.
Ikuto eyed her the whole time. She was really pretty, like Tadase said. Her face was heart shaped. Her pink hair was long, up to the middle of her back. Her large eyes were a honey colored yellow. Amu wore their uniform nicely. Girls wore black and silver. Boys wore black and midnight blue. The skirt rested nicely on her upper thighs. She had curves in the right places. She wasn't pretty…she was gorgeous.
"Guys, this is my cousin. Amu Hinamori."
She gave everyone a small smile. Something about her was off. Not in particular bad way, but in a secretive way. It didn't matter to Ikuto. This Amu piqued his curiosity. He wanted to know who she was and why did she transfer to Seiyo High.