Author's Note
I've had this idea for a while, but I just recently decided that I wanted to get it out of my head. Warning this will be posted infrequently since I'm only going to be writing on it when I don't have homework and when I'm not writing my other stories. This Chapter's short since it's the Prologue.
Disclaimer
I do not own any of the characters but Terran, her relations, and the plot bunny the tried to eat my mask.
Prologue
Terran took a deep breathe and then let it out through her nose, trying to use a calming technique to get rid of the butterflies that were dancing in her stomach.
"Here I go." She whispered to her self as she began walking towards the large building in front of her.
Today was her first day of school here and she already knew it was going to be a disaster. She'd experienced the awful feeling of walking into a room and knowing no one too many times to count and she absolutely hated it. Unfortunately, she had no control over her parents death and her subsequent moving, her Grandparents death and moving, her other grandparents death and moving, or the deaths of any of her other relatives who had tried to take her in. She loved her family, but she was getting tired of the fact that they all seemed set on dying on her.
She was now living with her last remaining relative, her cousin Mary Ann who was an executive consultant for some big company. Terran had been living with her cousin for six months and had finally thought she could settle down and make friends when her cousin had gotten promoted and they'd had to move from Osaka to here in Nagazaki.
She mixed herself into the crowd of students making their ways through the halls and, examining each door plague, made her way to the main office. She was greeted by a gray haired secretary, given her class schedule, and then told to wait for her student guide.
"Hello." Terran turned to see a girl her height with short brown hair smiling at her. "My name's Haru." Said the girl.
"I'm Terran." She introduced herself and asked, "Do you know where any of these classes are?"
"Yeah. I'm supposed to be your student guide, so our schedules are the same. We've got English first. Come on I'll show you."
"Okay, thanks." Terran followed the girl down the hall and into a classroom. Haru took a seat as the teacher, Mr. Manaka, had her introduce herself to the class before telling her to find a seat.
The class was rather boring and Terran spent most of the time passing notes to Haru. By the time the bell rang. She knew some of Haru's history along with her favorite color, food, subject, and animal. The two girls spent the rest of the day walking to their different classes and talking.
The last bell for the day rang and Terran found that she had made a friend. As she walked home she thought about what would happen if she had to move again, but found she didn't really care. She had a friend. She hadn't really had one since she was six and she decided that she liked it.