Hey Guys! Sorry I haven't updated in a while, but like I said before, I am busy! Well, this new story is based on the book My Secret Boyfriend. I liked it a lot, so I though, why not make it a story on Fan Fiction! Hope you like it!

Chapter One- New School Year

"Kimiko! Kimiko Tohomiko! Look over here!" At the sound of her name, Kimiko turned around to see who was calling her name. The hall was swarming with students, for it was the first day back to Xiaolin Junior High School. The kids were complaining about school, telling adventures of their summer, and greeting old friends. Finally, Kimiko saw the familiar black curls of her best friend, Keiko Fushimo, and went to greet her. The seventh graders moved aside for her to go through. Being an eighth grader has a certain appeal, she decided.

When she reached Keiko, they gave each other a giant hug. "How are you Keiko? You look fabulous!" Kimiko squealed.

Over the summer Keiko had lost some weight. She had also gotten her hair cut and had gotten rid of her plaid plated skirts for frayed jean mini-skirts with leggings.

"I'm so sorry I didn't call last night," Kimiko said, "but I didn't think we'd ever get home. Two months at the Great Wall is too long to be away from Tokyo. We started back with plenty of time to spare, but our stupid jet had to break down in the middle of nowhere. It took us five days to get it repaired. By the time we got home yesterday I had to unpack, and figure out what to wear for today."

Keiko held up her palm to stop Kimiko. "No prob' girl. I'm just sorry we didn't get together before summer was over. I have a zillion stories to tell ya. And I have to hear all about your vacation. How was it? Did you meet anyone new? What did you do?"

What did she do? How could she tell Keiko that she spent two months camping out by the Great Wall with her mom, dad and little brother who had a giant ego? She had done nothing but walk up and down the entire landmark, eat, sleep, and play Goo Zombies 5.

"Forget about what I did," said Kimiko. "Tell me all about this guy you wrote about in your letters to me."

"His name is Clay," Keiko said dreamily, sighing deeply. "Clay Bailey. He goes to Xiaolin Junior High. We've already compared schedules. We both have English, Lunch, Math, and P.E. together."

Kimiko thought for a moment. The only Clay Bailey she remembered was a stout, round kid she used to sit next to in the fourth grade.

"We literally bumped into each other at the mall. I was running to get to a great sale on earrings, when wham! I was about to yell at him, but then I saw his gorgeous blue eyes…" Keiko leaned against her locker and once again, sighed.

Kimiko had that butterfly in your stomach feeling once in seventh grade over a handsome student teacher assigned to her English class. The feeling started in her stomach, then took over her whole body. Sometimes, her head felt light. It was an incredible and awful feeling, all at once. But Kimiko couldn't imagine feeling that way about Clay Bailey.

"… and Dyris added another guy to her list." Keiko's half sentence brought Kimiko back to the student-filled halls of Xiaolin.

"Who's the poor creature?"

"Jack Spicer."

Kimiko moaned. Dyris had been Kimiko's rival since second grade. In almost every class, sport, and activity, Kimiko and Dyris competed—honor roll, friends, parts in plays, CEO of their sixth-grade class, choir soloist in seventh grade—everything!

"Boys can be so stupid," Kimiko claimed. "You'd think a guy a rich as Jack could find a girl in high school to care about."

"I guess not."

"I'll have to get the whole story from her," Kimiko said, sighing.

"You might as well get it over with later, first bell is about to ring. Bye." Both girls gave each other one last hug before they went to class.

Kimiko managed to make it through the rest of the day and head home without any sight of Keiko, she didn't want to tell her what she did over her summer.

When she got home, her mom was sitting at the counter with some mail, reading a letter while eating a plate of sushi. "Boy, politics don't take a rest with ads, do they," Mrs. Tohomiko asked Kimiko as she grabbed a soda. "How was school?"

"Same old learning. "Same old books. "Same old teachers dirty looks." Kimiko smiled at he little poem she said.

"Stop complaining dear, if only you would give the teachers a chance. Oh, look at this letter Kimiko!"

"What is it?" Kimiko asked her mom as she opened the envelope.

"It's a letter from Anne-Marie Pedrosa. You remember her, don't you?"

Kimiko tried to remember the face of her mother's former colleague. "Sort of."

"We went to work together for a long time and even got pregnant within a month of each other."

Kimiko remembered the story; she had seen many pictures of it too. Her mother and Anne-Marie had lived next door to each other for a long time. Once the Pedrosa's had a baby, a month later, out came Kimiko. The scary part was, she barley even knew the boy Rai, he used to play in the playpens, wading pools, and even (heaven forbid!) in the bathtub! There were several pictures of her and a pudgy boy with big green eyes playing naked in a bubbly bathtub. She shook the thought.

Kimiko saw a photo fall to the floor. It was a full length picture of "baby" Raimundo, and it made her catch her breath. He wore a ripped t-shirt, torn jeans, and had muscular arms. His messy brown hair was so cute, and his eyes were round and green. His smile was the best though, a smirk that showed his dimples at the corners of his mouth. Man, was he hot!

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