The princess and the prince REWRITTEN

by Rinda-Ryuu

Miria moves to Japan with her parents, where she will attent Seishun Gakuen. Miria finds herself in the same class as Momo and Kaidoh and quickly finds herself being surrounded by the future regulars, because of Momo's love for tennis. Will Miria fall into her mother's trap and become a pro tennis player? Or will she be able to tell her off when she's graduating?

2. Miria's struggle

Well, I was really stuck on this. Which is exactly why I didn't get through this in the "original" story I wrote. I still hope that you'll read this and enjoy it to the fullest. Chapter 2 of P&P

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The second day

"Yo, Miria!" Momo calls out to me as I enter the class.

"Momo!" I wave at him.

"Where did you leave Viper?" I ask him in a teasing way.

"He can rot for all I care." Momo begins his annoyance.

"You wouldn't have a rival anymore then, would you?" I question him teasingly.

"Why should I care!" Momo shouts accusingly.

"Liar." I giggle just before class starts.

P&P

"C'mon we're late!" Momo yells as he pulls me along to the courts.

"Let go of me you moron!" I shout at him as I try to break free from his grasp.

"Just a bit more." Momo grins at me as he keeps his grip tight.

"Looks like you couldn't stay away." Fuji jokes as Momo releases me from his grip.

"More like he wouldn't let me." I state coldly.

"Come on! Let's start warming up together!" Oishi yells as he runs towards us.

"Sure." Momo grins before he pulls me along with him.

"Let go!" I shout repeatedly, but I give up when Momo doesn't budge after ten laps.

"Wow, that was quite the work out." Momo grins exhausted.

"Low on stamina?" I ask him as I finally have my arm back.

"You can't tell me you aren't tired one bit." Momo grins.

"You have no idea." I mumble as Eiji walks over to us.

"How about you play one match against me?" Inui asks me.

"No thanks, I'd rather go home now." I reply before I dash towards the school gates in order to escape playing tennis.

Day three

"No, I get it. Come to the courts or else." I mutter as I stand up, Momo standing next to my seat.

"You don't seem to like it." Momo says.

"And you only just noticed, right?" I sigh as I pick up my bag and walk towards the hallway.

"Why don't you just go home?" Momo smiles a forced smile at me.

"Thanks." I sigh before I head home.

"See you tomorrow!" Momo shouts after me.

"Sure thing!" I shout back.

Finally, a day for myself. No tennis club and no after school activities.

I thought a lot about what I wanted to do, when I got home and even during my home work session. I feel like it's fun to be with the guys from the tennis club, but I'm not sure if I should keep joining them.