*I DO NOT OWN THE MOVIE 'SPIRITED AWAY', HAYAO MIYAZAKI DOES. THIS IS STORY IS A SPOILER, SO PEOPLE WHO DIDN'T WATCH THE MOVIE, DON'T READ IT*
Five years after the adventure. Five years after the total recklessness, and the
sorrowfulness. Also, five years after the event that made my life turn around. Five years since I have let go of Haku's warm hands that caressed mine. Five years since I was called "Sen". Five years of missing, and of no contact with the people of the Spirit World. It is just like hell to me. Every day I have to suffer, knowing that I'll never see anyone from the Spirit World again-Obasan, Lin, Ojisan Kamaji, and of course, Haku.
School is no better. I am a loner, a loser, and a person who barely exists in this world. I only have one friend-Hana Akuma. And I'm just warning you guys-she is not a great friend to have in high school, or even life. I transferred into a high school called, Nisekoi High. Nisekoi High isn't a special school-it is just a typical school you can find easily in Japan.
In the middle of September, a miracle happened.
"Minasan, we have a new student. I know it is really sudden, but what choice do we have? I'm just so excited to have a new student!" the teacher, Ms. Shikashi, said with enthusiasm.
"Is it a boy or a girl?" asked a boy. His name was Ren, from what I recall.
"It's a boy," numerous sighs and groans filled the classroom with low tones. Some girls were whispering to each other excitedly. And I, I just sat there, head on my arm that was rested on my desk.
"Haku, please come in." Haku. Hmm. What a coincidence. The same name as the
dragon boy I met at the Spirit World. Wait. What? Haku? Haku? As in, the river spirit? Kohaku?
I opened my eyes real quick. I lifted my head up, and there I was, staring at the
olive-haired gorgeous boy right in front of my eyes. His black and olive eyes stared right through me. And, I felt my heart stop for a second.
"Hi, my name is Haku, short for Kohaku. Kohaku Nigihayami. Nice to meet you all. I am far back from studies, so I will need a lot of support from all of you. I may be a... little bit strange, but please pardon me,"