Been a while since I wrote a story, so here I am. I'm seriously just improvising here.

"Hey." Rima's voice reverberated in the small room, startling the indigo haired boy with her. "How do you suppose we should start on our project?"

Nagihiko pondered over the question. They had been paired up by their English teacher to do any project about Romeo and Juliet, so the boy searched his iPod for songs, not really knowing how to answer his partner's question. "Hm..."

The blonde crossed her arms as Nagihiko's iPod began playing one song. She didn't understand any of the lyrics, because they were in Korean. "You listen to K-Pop? Do you even understand it?"

The boy nodded at both her questions, saying, "I'm kind of interested in them, so, yeah. Anyway, I think I got an idea." Quickly opening his computer, he searched the English translation for the song, in which he found in a matter of minutes. Rima was invited to look at the computer screen and saw that the song was about Romeo and Juliet.

"Okay. What's your idea?" Rima questioned, as the cross dresser told the idea.

Two weeks later.

The two had made great progress in their project, alas; it was time to present the project. Several were good presentations, showing projects about the masquerade ball and several re-enactments of scenes. It was Rima and Nagihiko's turn.

"So, our presentation is a video of us acting out a different version of Romeo and Juliet, which we had created," Nagihiko announced, his voice loud and clear.

"This is just one particular scene, so it isn't long," Rima filled in as Nagihiko played the video.

The beginning of the video had a title card that says "Romeo + Juliet" with Nagihiko and Rima's name underneath. The Korean song they had been listening to is the background music.

Nagihiko looked around the masked people, unsure of where to go or what to do. As he walked and avoided the dancing people, he came about a balcony, in which Rima was standing and looking out at the sky. He walked up beside her and followed the direction of her sight.

Rima, noticing his presence, was startled and stepped back. Nagihiko took notice and faced Rima. "S-sorry!" The boy wasn't able to say anything else, for he was mesmerized by the girl's appearance. She was the only one who didn't have a mask on. "U-um, I'm just going to leave."

"No," Rima finally spoke, stopping Nagihiko, "you can stay, if you want."

The two teenagers looked at the stars, continuing their conversation.

A few days later, Nagihiko had been running around town, and caught sight of Rima. The boy ran up to her and greeted her.

"Nagihiko," Rima said, keeping a serious expression and voice as she continued, "can we not see each other anymore?"

The indigo haired boy widened his eyes. He couldn't believe what she was saying. He had already fallen in love with her within those few days they knew each other. He clenched his fist, saying, "Why? We haven't been doing anything bad, anyway, so why?"

It was just then that he figured out the answer to his question. He shook his head, not letting his emotions control him.

Rima noticed Nagihiko's solemn expression. "You're just like a kid."

"What painful love this is..." Nagihiko whispered, pausing his sentence before looking at Rima, "but why call me a kid?"

Rima, unaware of what Nagihiko said, gently kissed him on the cheek before walking away. When she was completely out of sight, Nagihiko smiled, touching his cheek.

"I love you."

The scene was fading into a black screen, this time; it says "Romeo + Juliette."

The class was rendered speechless; the only thing heard was the teacher speaking in English, "Simple yet sweet. A+"

Haaaa. I'm done. Improvising takes a long time.