A/N Shout out to Cheetay for being the first OFFICIAL reviewer

"Guys let me see your schedules I want to see what classes we have together." Sara said as she pulled out her own.

"Wait!" Claire held out a hand to halt everyone and then turned to Germany. "Germany needs to tie my tie first!"

Germany's eye twitched as he resisted the urge to face palm at the girl's child-like behavior. He let out a little sigh. "You're worse than Italy at least he can dress himself…" He mumbled as he tied her tie.

"I'm a girl I shouldn't have to tie a tie!" Claire retorted.

"You've been wearing uniforms since elementary school what did you do before you met me in 8th grade?"

"Simple." Claire replied. "Sara tied it for me." Claire pointed at said blonde who just shrugged.

"Can we just check our schedules?" She asked.

"I'm out of here." Romano replied beginning to walk away but was then glomped by Italy and Claire. "ENOUGH OF THE FUCKING HUG THERAPY!"

"It worked on Sara though!" Claire protested as Romano worked his way out of their grasps. He then continued to storm off. "We need a new tactic… Next time we see him we need to try triple hug therapy! Sara that means you!"

"Yay group hug with Sara!" Italy cheered.

"Don't worry everyone the hero has arrived!" America shouted as he arrived at the school entrance where his friends were conversing. China, France, and Russia all stood together in a triangle, Belarus not that far from it eying her brother. Belarus was a junior this year, and was reluctant on letting her older brother hang out without her. But, as long as there were no other girls around him, she decided to just keep an eye on him from "afar", or 3 meters away rather.

"I don't think they were too worried ol' chap…" England told America patting him on the shoulder as they joined the triangle, with an unnoticed Canada standing between England and France.

"Oh they were Iggy they're just good actors right guys?" America turned to the other expecting a nod back.

China rubbed the back of his head nervously. "Sure, aru!"

Russia was just giving a creepy smile as always.

France averted his gaze from America's eyes, as usual, and was looking a little bit south before a small prod from China made him clear his throat. "Oh yes of course mon ami!" France stuttered as England gave him a distrustful look.

"Well shouldn't we be heading to class about now?" Canada asked but of course he wasn't noticed by the others until it was too late and the late bell was ringing.

"Why didn't anybody warn us it was so bloody late already?" England shouted as they all ran too their first period classes.

"I tried to warn you…" Canada whispered but wasn't heard again.

Sara had first period with basically no one she knew. She had science while the others in her group of friends had either gym or math right now. Of course she had the luck of being stuck by herself in the most exhausting period of the day. Although at least Claire would be suffering in history by herself right now as well, so it was even. She was sitting next to Austria in the front of the class, she knew he could play the piano very well, acted very noble, and was also quite rich, but that was all she knew about him. She also knew he was friends with a tough girl named Hungary. Although, she noticed that through his glasses he was looking at a red headed girl with green eyes whose name Sara didn't know. Aww the rich boy's got a little crush! Sara thought as she noticed this and decided that maybe she could help get them together this year.

Although, Sara wasn't the only one who noticed Austria's staring. At the back of the room sat Prussia, a distasteful smirk played across his face as he recognized that love struck puppy dog cuteness that made him sick in the noble's gaze. Thoughts of how to crush that look danced in the albino's mind until he decided on his plan. Let me show that rich boy just how awesome, I, The Great Prussia, really am!

"Sara!" The teacher scolded, pointing a long finger at her. "Describe photosynthesis."

Sara pulled her gaze away from Austria and his crush to stare dumbfoundedly at the teacher. "Eh... Um... It was plants do to... collect sunlight? Right?"

The teacher scoffed, rolling her beady eyes, "Wrong." When she caught Prussia snickering in the back she called on him and asked the same question.

"What... Plants do..." Prussia trailed off. "When their hungry?"

"No!"

Sara laughed a litle at this, causing Prussia to glare at her. "Like you did any better!"

"Actually," Sara laughed, turning around in her seat. "I did do better than your answer."

"Oh shut up you-"

"SARA! PRUSSIA!" The teacher yelled at both them, smacking her hand on the board. "Pay attention! Or you both will stay after class to receive the lesson!"

Meanwhile, Claire was in her boring history class with England. She had arrived late and embarrassingly took her seat next to the blonde. When the teacher started the lesson, England started asking questions. "Why are you so late?" He whispered, still keeping his eyes training on the teacher.

Claire did the same. "Sara and I were talking, bunch of girls stopped me, the usual."

"Usual?" England asked, turning to look at her.

Claire looked down at her notebook, picking up a blue pen. She started to doodle absently, mumbling, "Girls and their social ladder's suck. I'm on the bottom since I'm different, and they don't like me."

"Different...? Well your a perfectly nice girl- Why would anyone not like you?" he asked, his busy brow furrowing together in confusion.

Claire opening her mouth to say something but she caught the teachers gaze and wrote it out on her notebook instead.

I don't act like all the popular girls. I'm different from them and for that they tell everyone to hate me. You guys don't have anything like that. Doesn't matter if I'm nice or not. Just ask Sara- she understands.

England took out a green pen and wrote back in reply-

Sara, isn't that America's friend?

Yup. They're veeery close.

No surprise there. Anyway, ignore those gits. They're stupid if they hate you for something stupid as that. Be yourself and you'll always have us for your friends.

Claire looked up and smiled, whispering so the teacher wouldn't hear. "Thank you, Iggy!"

"Don't call me that, and your welcome."