A/N: God bless all your families! D; I reached 2000 views and now I'm crying like crazy ;( Gah, I hurt my knee during school sport so now, I have to bandage it and all that stuff. Here's a new chapter~

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UDon'tNeed2Know: omg! that chapter was so damn good! update next chapter fast! o yea, was ikuto lying when he told amu he's scared of lightning?

Thank you so much for reviewing and thank youuu~! And Ikuto wasn't lying when he told Amu that he was scared of lightning. I actually wanted to make Ikuto the scared one, not Amu because it's always always Amu who is scared~ IKUTO NEEDS TO BE A CRYBABY SOMETIMES TOO

Day1Directioner: lolololololololololololololololololololol! Omg UR AWESOME! his was so funny and rima gets to spend more time with nagi! 3 Thanks for the chappy Update soon :)

Thank you for reviewing and aw, it feels nice to be called awesome D; LOL Yes and Rima and Nagi will definitely be spending more time with eachother lololol

ON WITH THE STORYYY~!

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Chapter 11:

Rima strided backwards and forwards down the empty hallway of the dorms. Nagihiko was taking forever to change and if he took any longer, they wouldn't be able to practice.

A few weeks ago, she had ordered him to give her some free dance lessons as a way to kill time. Well, it wasn't a way to 'kill' time for Rima. She had wanted to spend some alone time with Nagihiko. Even though everyone thought they spent every minute with each other, they didn't. They hadn't been interacting much except by text or calls and Rima was starting to feel really lonely. Kukai and Ikuto were definitely no fun at all and she didn't know Amu that time. Let's just come to the conclusion that Rima wasn't as popular as her three other guy friends and that she was a tad antisocial for someone who knew Ikuto, Kukai and Nagihiko.

"I'm ready," yawned Nagihiko as he stepped out of his dorm. Rima paced over to him and looked over his shoulder to admire the interior of the room. You were able to see Miki and Ran stretched across the floor reading some magazines.

Miki and Ran were sisters with Dia and Sue. Those quadruplets were probably one of the most colourful and outgoing in the school. Each sister was exceptional at their own art.

Miki was extraordinary in painting and anything to do with arts and crafts. She represented the school in many art competitions and once made it to nationals but came second.

As for Ran, she was athletic and sporty. She excelled in many sports but her main talent was probably tennis or soccer. Like her sister, she had also represented the school in nationals. Ran and the soccer team brought home a gold cup for Seiyo Academy earlier in the year.

Dia, the third sister, was a singer/songwriter. Even though she hadn't achieved anything memorable like her two other sisters, the bubbly teenager usually performed at school assemblies or did small gigs in bars and clubs. She received quite an amount of money from ticket sales and would use it to save up for college.

The fourth and last sister was Sue who was remarkable in the area of cooking. Sue cooked all the time and if she wasn't cooking, her head would be stuck in cookbooks or she would be watching cooking shows.

Rima quickly assumed that Sue had gone off to cook and Dia was preparing for another school concert. She shrugged her shoulders and followed Nagihiko down the hallway to the staircase situated at the end of the winding corridor. Both figures walked in absolute silence until Rima couldn't stand the pregnant stillness between them both.

"So, what are we going to learn today?" asked Rima coolly. She was crossing her fingers that it would be a good conversation starter. It was crucial to initiate contact between them both. Well, to her it was crucial.

"I don't know," shrugged Nagihiko as they took another flight of stairs to the dance studio. The conversation died again and the silence returned.

"Oh, okay. Well, I'm hoping you'll teach me something fun!" beamed Rima as she skipped up the stairs. Nagihiko trudged up the staircase behind her, quiet and neutral.

"Nagihiko?" Rima queried as she turned to face the purple haired teenager that had stopped in his tracks abruptedly. The tension between them was clearly evident. Nagihiko had a cool, expressionless look strewn across his face.

"Why are you doing this?"

"Doing what?" exclaimed Rima. She was confounded and muddled up.

"Why do you need these dance lessons from me?"

"Wh-What?" she stuttered, facing the other direction. Her cheeks were heating up and her heart rate had increased by a billion.

"You never paid much attention to my dancing but suddenly, you're all concerned and asking for lessons. You've never done this, Rima."

"What if I suddenly am concerned, huh?" Rima shot back.

She truly didn't want to do this but she had to. It was the only way that she could spend more time with him. He used to be her best friend, her closest mate. But no, he was into dancing, girls and everything now! He barely hung out with her. And the closest they got to talking to each other was phone calls! Rima hated it. She liked hearing his voice but she wanted to see him face to face. She wanted to be able to call his name from across the playground. But if she did that now, the girls would mob her like crazy and threaten to kill her. It wasn't her fault that she was friends with the school's three hottest guys.

The threats she received were deadly, cruel and horrifying. Yes, the Rima Mashiro received threats from fangirls that wanted her gone. Maybe a few every week stuffed in her school bag or in her locker. She didn't let it get to her but sometimes, she would just cry to herself. If she was able to reverse time, she would've never said 'hi' to the three boys who would turn out to affect her life so much. If only her parents didn't send her to that damned elementary school.

"Why?"

That one word quickly got salty tears pricking in Rima's eyes. She tried sucking them back in but all it did was cause them to slide down her cheek. Nagihiko immediately got the signal and stepped up the stairs towards her. They were a few centimeters away from each other now and all Rima wanted to do was give him a hug and cry. She wanted to let out all her pleas, cries and hurt. Of course, Nagihiko was still all blind to this and was truly confused as to why she was crying.

"We never see each other anymore," whispered the caramel haired teenager as she looked to the ground. Her bangs hid her eyes and her body posture was now straight and firm.

"What?" the other figure asked. He had a hint of inquisitiveness in his tone of voice.

"We never see each other anymore!" yelled Rima. Her voice echoed and bounced off the walls surrounding them.

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A/N: Gahhh~ I cut the chapter off! I'm sorry everyone ;( My sister apparently has to use the computer so I have to get off and do homework. Urgh. Anyways, this chapter and the next is going to be a RimaHiko one ;-) Bye bye~