Back then you were the friends with GoM, you were the one that always supported them. They respected you, you were the best of all of them. You taught them how to play better than they did. None of them could ever beat you, and could only score more than 10 points. They all loved you, but one day you disappeared without a word of goodbye. You went off to another country after graduating from middle school. GoM fell apart without you. Aomine stopped coming to practice, Kise became colder to girls, Kuroko became more noticeable, Midorima didn't pay attention to horoscopes that much anymore, Murasakibara snacked less, and Akashi became more angry. All because you left.

They didn't know, you never told them. Never told them what you were going through. That the girls in the school were jealous, and they bullied you. You were fine with all the punching and name calling, as long as you still friends with the GoM. But one day it got too far. The girls brought a group of guys and did things to you. It scarred you. You told your family and they brought you somewhere else, no questions asked.

Now you're back. Back to the country where your nightmares took place. The only reason is for your parents to do their job. For a year you have to stay in japan and go to school. You're going to Serin, you hope to not meet anyone from GoM. Though you still wanted to join the basketball club just so maybe, you can make a new Generation of Miracles and start fresh.

You was running on my way to school just for a little exercise. 'Hopefully no one from GoM goes here...maybe they don't even remember me' you thought. Hopefully that was the case, even though that thought still hurt.

You were at school already and you were looking at the bulletin board to find the basketball club information. Once you found it, you tore it off, folded it and put it in your pocket. Then you headed off to class.

When you walked in, you felt like a million eyes were on you. You slowly walked to the back of the class and took your seat. You plopped in earbuds, blasted your music so you didn't have to listen to everybodies chit-chats, and rested your head on the desk.

Everything was normal until you felt a tap on your shoulder. You pulled out your earbuds and turned to the person. "You're in my seat"

You: "Oh sor-"

Before you finished your sentence, you realized that, the person was Kuroko. Kuroko from GoM. It was Kuroko Tetsu. 'If he's here, does that mean everyone else is here?' you thought. Your mind was a mess. You snapped out of it when you realized the face that Kuroko was making. It was a mix of anger and sadness.

You: "I'm sorry...I'm sorry I left without a word."

Kuroko: "...You idiot."

You: "sorry…"

You looked down at the floor, you were about to stand up and leave to a different desk before you were embraced by Kuroko.

Kuroko: "You idiot, I missed you. Why did you leave without a word...You could have told us. We could had found out sooner or later."

You: "You...know?"

Kuroko: "I'm not sure about the others, but I did. I wanted to know what happened. I knew you couldn't have left for no reason."

You: "Did you..tell anyone?"

Kuroko: "No. I didn't think you would had wanted anyone to know."

You: "Thank you…"

A guy: "Kuroko? Who's that?"

There was a guy standing behind Kuroko, he looked very tall, he had a big build as well. Kuroko let go and turned to the red head. You got up to face him as well.

You: "Uhm, I'm an old friend of Kuroko, my name is (Y/N)"

Him: "Oh! So were you friends with the Generations of Miracles?"

You flinched.

You: "Yea….but we kinda split up"

Him: "Why?"

Kuroko: "Kagami stop it, you're scaring her"

Kagami: "Hah? How am I scaring her?"

Kuroko: "Don't worry about him."

You: "Oh um ok...Oh Tetsu are you in basketball club?"

Kuroko: "Yea, so is him, my new light."

Your heart skipped a beat, Aomine was is old light, as well as your ex. 'He's probably with someone else now,' your heart stung at the thought of him being with someone else.

You: "Is the manager spot open?"

Kuroko: "Yea, I'll show you after school."

You: "M'kay"