A/N: The first chapter and it's just a bunch of cute fluff. Ah well, that's what most of this will be. If you want, you can recomend a couple and if I like it enough, I might just include them in a chapter. I am very welcome to including characters in more than one coupling, but I don't write yaoi or yuri, so please don't suggest that. Anywho, I hope that you enjoy this little corner of fluff. :)

Couple: RinxKaito

"Rain, rain go away. Come again another day!"

Yuki held her breath and shut her eyes tight willing her magic charm to work. When she opened her eyes, she rushed to the window and clambered up the chair that was leaning against the window. She looked out hoping to see that her magic had worked. She let out a sigh when she saw the view outside.

It was still raining.

She lowered herself into a sitting position on the chair and placed her chin in her hands with a little huff. It had been raining for the past three days and Yuki had quickly exhausted all her indoor playing options. She was bored.

It was then that Yuki was struck with a brilliant idea. She was in a giant house with a bunch of her friends; surely one of them would want to play. She hopped down from her chair and gave a small twirl of excitement.

Brimming with energy from her great idea, Yuki began to run down the hall in hopes of finding her playmate for the day.

Yuki's eyes lit up as she found her friend for the day. Rin was sitting at a small table and seemed to be deeply concentrating on something. The large ribbon on her head bobbed with her movements as she stayed absorbed in her work. She wasn't that much older than Yuki, and she was just sitting at the table.

She must be bored too! Thought Yuki as she continued to watch Rin.

Yuki walked up behind Rin with a childish smile on her face. As she drew closer, she realized that what Rin had been concentrating on was a notebook. She seemed to be writing something. Yuki's curiosity mounted as she drew closer.

"What are you writing Rin?" Yuki asked loudly as she came up behind the older girl.

A look of horror and surprise flashed across Rin's face as she quickly slammed the notebook shut. Yuki could have sworn she saw Rin's face turn a deep shade of red for a split second before she turned around and realized who was talking to her.

"Oh, it's only you Yuki!" Rin exclaimed, clearly relieved to find out that it was Yuki behind her, "What's up? You getting sort of bored on the rainy day?"

Not one to be deterred, Yuki ignored Rin's questions and went back to her original question, "What were you writing?"

"Nothing!" Rin said hastily as she quickly took her notebook and hugged it to her chest, "A child like you wouldn't understand!" Rin turned her nose up and tried to look older than her fourteen years.

Yuki felt her face turn a slight shade of red in anger. She hated being reminded that she was a child, and Rin delighted in reminding Yuki that she was younger than her. It made Rin feel like the important older sister when Yuki was around. It just annoyed Yuki to no end.

"I'm only five years younger than you! If I'm still a child, then so are you!" Yuki finished and stuck out her tongue.

"I'm not a child!" Rin said in a huff as she crossed her arms.

"If you're so grown up, then you should have no problem showing me what you wrote, you big meanie!" Yuki retorted.

"What! That's playing dirty!" Rin replied as her voice escalated, "Whatever! I'm going to go spend my time doing important, grown up things!" Rin quickly turned on her heels and headed down the hall.

"Neeeeeeeehhh!" Yuki said loudly as she stuck out her tongue at Rin's back, just for good measure.

She turned and began to head the other way, but something was tugging at the corner of Yuki's mind. She still really wanted to know what Rin was trying so desperately to hide. She slowly turned around and looked at Rin's quickly departing silhouette and watched as she disappeared around a corner. Yuki quickly followed after her, but kept back a safe distance.

Yuki kept walking and passing by different hallways. She peaked down each one glancing to see if Rin had gone down that way. She was about to give up when she looked down the hallway that contained all the girl's rooms and saw Rin closing the door to her own room.

Yuki quickly ducked around the corner again and went and hid in one of the hallways she had passed earlier. She watched as Rin passed by with a towel and pajamas in her hands.

Yuki returned to the hall with all the girl's rooms and stood in front of Rin's door. She grasped the handle and silently hoped that Rin hadn't locked her door. Yuki gave a small triumphant smile as she felt the door give way under her hand and swing soundlessly open. She walked into Rin's room and silently closed the door behind her.

The room was entirely covered in bright shades of yellow and orange. Yuki felt herself squint at the blinding quality of the room. She quickly shook the star bursts from her eyes and scanned the room looking for the notebook.

If I were Rin and I was hiding a notebook, where would I hide it? Yuki thought to herself as she continued to scan the room.

Yuki couldn't really think of where Rin would hide a notebook, but she knew where she would hide it. She quickly dove toward Rin's overly fluffy bed and began to dig under the pillows.

Just as she was about to give up, her hand scrapped against something beside the usual fluff of the bed. Yuki's eyes lit up as she pulled out her treasure from its grave.

Rin's notebook.

Yuki excitedly opened the first page and was met with disappointment. It was filled with nothing but boring and complicated math problems. Yuki began to flip through the pages, hoping that Rin's secret would be hidden later in the book. Yet with each page she flipped, she was met with nothing but math problems.

It was at this moment that something caught Yuki's eye. There was a folded piece of paper shoved in between two pages. She excitedly grabbed the piece of paper and pulled it out from between the pages. With a small amount of triumph and ceremony, Yuki opened up that page.

She gave a small gasp and then squealed in delight. The page was covered in the same thing written over and over dozens of times.

Rin loves Kaito

Yuki gave another squeal of delight and hugged the paper to her chest. Rin liked Kaito! It was so adorable! She quickly turned and left the room, completely forgetting about being quiet or secretive. She had to find Kaito!

Rin let out a relaxed sigh as she continued to dry her hair as she walked out of the bathroom. She had changed into her large and fluffy yellow pajamas and was looking forward to an afternoon nap on a rainy day.

Rin dropped the towel onto her shoulders and let out another sigh, feeling the frustration of the day slip away. She always liked to take a bath whenever she was angry. It allowed her to be surly and mean without having to deal with anyone else. It was a little bit of privacy that Rin enjoyed greatly.

Her thoughts were pulled away from her love of baths as she thought for a brief moment about the page she had hidden from Yuki earlier. Rin's face flared pink as she thought about what she would do if Kaito ever found out. She didn't have the courage to confront him about her feelings.

He would probably just call me a kid and pat me on the head or something! Rin thought as she furrowed her brow in frustration. Rin shook her head, she just took a bath to calm down, and she didn't need to frustrate herself further.

Rin approached her room and stopped short. There was a piece of paper stuck to her door. Rin drew closer and read what was on the note.

Rin's eyes grew wide and her face turned a deep red. The shock quickly melted away and a smile lit up her face. She ran down the hall completely heedless of everyone around her. She had to find him and find out if he truly meant it!

The simple note flapped slightly in the breeze created by Rin's sprint. It sat innocently displaying its message for the whole world to see.

Kaito loves Rin too