. Please Clarify This .
. two - shot .
. roxaskairi .
. P a r t 1 .
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Roxas walked out of his first period class, English. He didn't love it neither did he hate it. The teacher's an old hag, but the best things were that English was the shortest period of the day and right before nutrition break, which Roxas never really understood why it was called nutrition break, especially the part where kids walked around eating chocolate goods or manufactured junk.
Yeah, that's high school. The true reason why Roxas loved nutrition break was because of a certain person, Kairi, to be exact.
Kairi.
Kairi was that redhead that's always nice to everyone, but not shy at all. She has been in every one of Roxas' elementary classes and some of his middle school classes, but fate turned the wrong way and decided to separate the two in high school. Kairi and Roxas did not have any classes together, which was horrible for the friends because that's when they actually got together,
Friends?
No… Kairi and Roxas, or, Roxas and Kairi – whichever way you want to say it – were more than friends. Best friends, maybe.
Best friends?
Don't think so, more like a smidge more than best friends. Roxas had asked Kairi to the Valentine's Day Dance in the seventh grade, when they were best friends already. Of course a girl like Kairi would have a date already and she did. But, to Roxas' surprise, Kairi told her date that she he wasn't her type, which made Roxas quite happy.
So they went to that dance together and had a blast. Which led to a real date and which led to more, which led to "going steady."
So there Roxas was, standing in the middle of the area where the students hung out, looking for his girlfriend. His eyes darted desperately back and forth from the 300 building to the 700 hundred building, knowing that Kairi comes out of the 500 building.
He dreaded for her, to touch that reddish-brown hair of hers and crash his lips onto hers, if she lets him, that is. Yes, they were in love. Those two lovebirds are always alone in their little world and pretending that it was just he or she around and nobody else. Just fingers twined and a conversation going on.
Oh sure, it had only been almost only 48 hours since their last encounter, but for them, being in love was more than just "being in love" and making goo-goo eyes at each other and passing love-dovey notes to each other. Roxas and Kairi loved each other. Spending all they can together without…
Without their parents finding out.
Oh the horror! What ever would they do if their parents found out? After all, Kairi's overprotected dad had been telling her not to date until she graduated from high school, maybe even college! Roxas, on the other hand, his dad and mom would never go for a thing like that. Let's just say Roxas was officially allowed to date when he's, oh, 25 years old!
Yes, their parents are very overprotected of their children. That's why; Kairi and Roxas' relationship is really complicated. They have been saying, "Oh, dad, I'm going over to Selphie's house," or "Mom, I'm going skateboarding with Hayner."
Roxas looked around once again and found Kairi, at last. Roxas ran up to her and Kairi beamed as she saw Roxas hurrying to her side. Awkwardly, they just stood there holding hands for about five seconds and then, they hugged. Roxas pulled away and smiled down at Kairi, staring into her violet-blue eyes. His lips pulled back to form a grin, glad to see his love.
Kairi blushed and smiled back, turning forward and held Roxas' hand in hers. She broke the silence and said, "How are you today, Roxas?" Kairi giggled at her simple yet curious question, stopping for a second to grab out a granola bar from her shoulder backpack.
"I'm doing great, Kairi," Roxas replied confidently. He looked over at Kairi nibbling on her granola bar. Kairi broke out a piece and held it up to his mouth, signaling for him to taste the crunchy snack. Roxas, conveniently favoring granola bars, took the piece of the bar with his mouth and ate it gratefully. "Thanks, Kairi. So, how are you?"
Kairi ran her hand down on her jeans to wipe off the crumbs left on her hand, so she can place her hand on Roxas' after throwing away her wrapper. Returning to Roxas and holding his hand and slightly leaning on him, she replied, "I'm good." Kairi took a deep breath to smell Roxas' cologne, never wanting to leave his side. But they'd have to, since there was only ten more minutes of nutrition break. "Roxas, look!"
Roxas turned his head to look at what Kairi had been pointing at. It was their school's marching band and they were performing outside the pavilion. Kairi skipped over to the band, pausing to wait for Roxas. He caught up with her and fixated his eyes on the band and ready to hear marvelous playing, for their school band was extremely talented, especially the drums.
The band had started to play an old song, written by some dead guy. Roxas tapped his foot lightly and felt Kairi's hand tangled in his, her fingers tapping against the surface of his hand. That song ended and the band separated, making way for the color guard team to appear. A group of girls and a couple of boys stood straight, holding sabers instead of their usual flags. The skillful color guard team did their routine, with the band playing in the background.
Roxas and Kairi watched the bright white sabers fly into the air and be caught by their handlers and being twirled amazingly fast. The two teens watched with mesmerized expressions, but then snapped out of it when the bell rang. The loud "beep" spread all over campus.
Kairi frowned and so did Roxas. They were enjoying themselves and, of course, they didn't want to go back to the classrooms. But they knew they had to, so Roxas walked Kairi slowly halfway to her next class, but they only had five minutes to be present in their rooms, so they picked up the pace.
"Bye, Roxas, see you at lunch." Kairi's smile was tinted with a bit of sadness.
Roxas nodded, "See 'ya." But before Kairi could turn around and walk the other half to her class without Roxas by her side, Roxas pulled her into a kiss. The other teens walking past the two grinned or raised eyebrows, not that kissing in school wasn't common. Kairi pulled away and smiled widely.
By now most of the kids were in their classes, but there was three more minutes left to go back to class, and Kairi and Roxas' classes were fairly near. Kairi looked around quickly and kissed Roxas back, feeling like it's the only time they could. Her fingers were still intertwined with his and Roxas pulled away before they were late for class, but this time, Roxas was the one smiling toothily. Kairi giggled and let go of his hands to walk to her class, but she had bumped into a figure.
"Oh – I'm sorry…" Kairi looked up at the body she had ran into.
It was the principal.
Raising his eyebrows, the principal shook his head. "Well, well, well… What do we have here? Kairi and Roxas?" he shook his head sadly at the two. "Even my top two students. You two know that what you two just did was inappropriate on school campus. This may qualify for a referral, after…" The principal eyed Roxas and Kairi and continued…
"We will clarify this with your parents."
"Come now, Roxas, Kairi. Follow me to my office. I'll ask you to call them yourselves. Make sure they know what you two have been doing."
It was official. They hated their principal.
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Disclaimer – I do not own Kingdom Hearts, not yet.
A/N – Was that good? I hope it was. This is a two shot, so watch out for part two! My inspiration came to me on April 26. I went to advisory and my 'acquaintance' told me that my friend and her boyfriend got caught 'holding each other'. Like, he was in the back and she was in the front and he was putting his arms around her… They're very cute, but a teacher caught them and had to call their parents I think. Well, my 'acquaintance' is known for stretching the truth, but truth or not, I though it'd be a good idea…
Dedicated to …. M i T S U K A i i .
Older Sister.
Writer.
Legendary.
Your fanfics rawk! I don't know how you can describe
such detail, but no one is as good as you! Our first story
we wrote together was… Don't remember? It was on the
very front and very back of our bedtime stories book. "The
Ugly Witch" or something. I love dedicating stories to you, you're
awesome and you know it. Insert smile here—I mean…