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No matter how many times the violet haired teen was put down she always found a way to remain cheerful. It was a trait most teens had left behind in their childhood. This one however was rather unique. She had long hair and lavender tinted eyes. Her looks were only half of her oddness.

At the moment Hinata Hyuuga as entering a deserted Cherry Blossom High, a public school, which as the name suggested was surrounded by cherry blossoms. The lawn was fairly green as well and the building was spread out. It had two floors and was wide, as it housed a swimming pool.

Sixteen year old Hinata however did not attend this school. Her school was a private one, reserved for the richest, and since her father, Hiashi was head of a world impacting organization, the Hyuugas definitely fit the bill.

Taking a wrong turn, Hinata turned around. She had never been here before and wasn't aware of the layout. She got lost twice more before she found the office she was looking for. Tapping the door, she invited herself in.

"Hello Kurenai," she said, her voice soft, like the whistle of a barely there breeze.

Kurenai Yuhi was the newest addition to the school's staff. She had transferred from her old one as soon as possible. The brunette hoped she never had to return.

The older woman was ecstatic about seeing Hinata. They had planned to meet during the week, but Kurenai hadn't expected her to show up so soon. She frowned as she realized something must be wrong.

They hugged and the guidance consular looked over her old pupil. Hinata was still wearing her uniform, which consisted of a grey pleated skirt that was as short as it could be while still be called decent, and a white blouse. A red tie hung from her neck and a gray blazer was in her arms. It was a typical private school outfit.

"I'm so glad to see you Hinata," Kurenai said. Sitting, she gestured for her to do the same. "However, I thought we were meeting later in the week,"

Hinata flinched. As if on there own, her fingers started fiddling. It was a childhood habit that, unlike stuttering, she hadn't broken. It was a signal of nervousness. Kurenai read through it like a book.

"What did your father say?" the older woman asked. She had first hand knowledge that Hiashi looked down on Hinata and had no problem telling her so.

"It's not so much what he said as what he did," Hinata replied slowly. She shifted in her seat and twiddled her fingers.

Kurenai knew better than to push the subject. Hinata would tell her when she was ready, so she just tilted her chair back and went, "how was school?"

Hinata remained silent.

Trying to get something out her Kurenai asked, "Did you find my office easily?"

Hinata meet her eyes and said, "I had a hard time."

Brightening, the woman offered to show her around. She accepted.

Hinata followed behind. The change of topics had made her slightly more relaxed. The subject of her family was not a happy one. So as she followed behind, she thanked Kurenai in her mind for understanding.

Hinata meet some of the teachers and learned the way around the school. One teacher she got to learn a lot about. Asuma Sarutobi and Kurenai obviously had taking a liking to each other.

The last room she was guided to Hinata thought was empty. It wasn't until her companion let out a long sigh and someone's hand waved, did Hinata realize the teacher was underneath his desk.

"Ah, Kakashi would you mind putting your book down for a few moments and meeting my former student?"

A head popped out and the rest of the teacher followed. He had gray hair that defied gravity as it tilted slightly. His eyes were black and he wore dark colored clothes that matched the mask that covered most of his face. In his hand was an unfamiliar orange book. He looked up mildly surprised, but gave a cheeky grin.

"Hinata this is Kakashi Hatake."

"Nice to meet you," Hinata whispered.

There was an awkward silence. He seemed to be looking over her. Then he asked in a playful voice, "Would you like to read my book?" Kakashi stuck it in her face.

Blankly, Hinata looked at the cover. He eyes widened and she blushed. Without a word, she ran out of the room.

Kurenai shot him a dirty look. "You really are a perv."

Then she went to find the poor girl.