Shugo Chara
In Wonderland
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Shugo chara characters and plot belongs to Peach-Pit.
Alice in Wonderland theme and plot belongs to Louis Carol.
Story belongs to me.
1
Amu scooped up a spoonful of cereal into her mouth, and stared at the television screen. “Wow,” she muttered between bites, “what a wealthy school.”
The screen showed of various colors running by of Seiyo Zhu academy. The academy was once Seiyo academy, but the name changed when a new chairman took over and extended the education and scenery wealth. There was an arch of roses and bushes in a row, a giant, glass green house, formal food, sturdy and large cabins, and so much more. It was a student’s dream—well, Amu’s dream.
“Hyar!” Ami, her sister, shrieked. “Mom! Nii-san is drooling over that school again!”
Amu raised an eyebrow. “Drooling? I’m not drooling.” She did a side glance and wiped her mouth with the back of her hand. Good. No drool. Phew.
Their mom, Midori Hinamori, sauntered in, sighing. “Amu-chan, please, show your manners.”
“I am!” Amu shrieked impatiently.
“I know you want to go to that school,” Midori said, looking up from her glasses, “but we just don’t have enough money to send you there.”
“B-but—“Amu grabbed the pamphlet of the school, and pointed to a section. “There’s fifty percent off for high school students!”
“Amu, please!” Midori made a signal with her hand to stop talking. “Even if there’s a discount, we still don’t have enough!”
Amu’s mouth hung a little open, and slowly closed. Her mother and she stared for a while before marching upstairs. A gust of breath stirred the air, and Ami looked up. “Why?”
“Why, what?” Midori asked, adjusting her glasses.
“Nii-san really wants to go to Saya Zoo academy! And I know we don’t have enough, but there has to be some other way!”
“Seiyo Zhu,” her mother sighed, and her eyebrows narrowed. “I’m sorry. Jobs aren’t paying as much right now.” She shook her head, and took out a packet of ramen noodles to boil.
“Nii-san…” Ami pouted, and ran over to the couch to watch the television.
Amu ran upstairs as quickly as her feet can carry. She didn’t want to be late for her class here, at her school, that is unlike Seiyo Zhu, and never will be. She caught glimpses of her friends—or people she knew, but never befriended—rush by.I’m an idiot. I should just forget about spending my education at that school. She was lost in thought until something fell out of her messenger bag. Glancing at the ceiling and growling, she bent over to pick up the fallen book.
She felt a hand grip her wrist really tight and looked up to find her up against the wall, staring at a pair of glistening blue eyes.
Amu wanted to scream. She wanted to scream loud so everyone can come rushing down and see what was going on. But she couldn’t. Instead, she ended up blushing a bright pink. “W-who are you…?” She muttered.
The boy who had his grip on her smiled, and then smirked. “I’m a person,” he responded, “a person who needs to give something to you.”
He pressed his mouth against her cheek, just as Amu touched the book to her lips. She could feel his teeth (more like canines) against her flesh. After a few seconds of paper shifting in the boy’s backpack, he handed over a white letter that said Amu on it.
“Wha—“Amu slowly brought the book down to thigh-level, and put the letter in front of her face. “What is this for? And who are you? You haven’t even answered my questions yet!”
The boy chuckled, and raised a finger to his lips. “Just read the letter as soon as possible,” he said, nodding. “Oh, and just so you know, I’m a student at Seiyo Zhu.”
He turned around, his blue hair flicking in the same motion. When he neared the steps, he froze. “And don’t forget to bring your charas” was the last words he said before he left.
In Wonderland
-
Shugo chara characters and plot belongs to Peach-Pit.
Alice in Wonderland theme and plot belongs to Louis Carol.
Story belongs to me.
1
Amu scooped up a spoonful of cereal into her mouth, and stared at the television screen. “Wow,” she muttered between bites, “what a wealthy school.”
The screen showed of various colors running by of Seiyo Zhu academy. The academy was once Seiyo academy, but the name changed when a new chairman took over and extended the education and scenery wealth. There was an arch of roses and bushes in a row, a giant, glass green house, formal food, sturdy and large cabins, and so much more. It was a student’s dream—well, Amu’s dream.
“Hyar!” Ami, her sister, shrieked. “Mom! Nii-san is drooling over that school again!”
Amu raised an eyebrow. “Drooling? I’m not drooling.” She did a side glance and wiped her mouth with the back of her hand. Good. No drool. Phew.
Their mom, Midori Hinamori, sauntered in, sighing. “Amu-chan, please, show your manners.”
“I am!” Amu shrieked impatiently.
“I know you want to go to that school,” Midori said, looking up from her glasses, “but we just don’t have enough money to send you there.”
“B-but—“Amu grabbed the pamphlet of the school, and pointed to a section. “There’s fifty percent off for high school students!”
“Amu, please!” Midori made a signal with her hand to stop talking. “Even if there’s a discount, we still don’t have enough!”
Amu’s mouth hung a little open, and slowly closed. Her mother and she stared for a while before marching upstairs. A gust of breath stirred the air, and Ami looked up. “Why?”
“Why, what?” Midori asked, adjusting her glasses.
“Nii-san really wants to go to Saya Zoo academy! And I know we don’t have enough, but there has to be some other way!”
“Seiyo Zhu,” her mother sighed, and her eyebrows narrowed. “I’m sorry. Jobs aren’t paying as much right now.” She shook her head, and took out a packet of ramen noodles to boil.
“Nii-san…” Ami pouted, and ran over to the couch to watch the television.
Amu ran upstairs as quickly as her feet can carry. She didn’t want to be late for her class here, at her school, that is unlike Seiyo Zhu, and never will be. She caught glimpses of her friends—or people she knew, but never befriended—rush by.I’m an idiot. I should just forget about spending my education at that school. She was lost in thought until something fell out of her messenger bag. Glancing at the ceiling and growling, she bent over to pick up the fallen book.
She felt a hand grip her wrist really tight and looked up to find her up against the wall, staring at a pair of glistening blue eyes.
Amu wanted to scream. She wanted to scream loud so everyone can come rushing down and see what was going on. But she couldn’t. Instead, she ended up blushing a bright pink. “W-who are you…?” She muttered.
The boy who had his grip on her smiled, and then smirked. “I’m a person,” he responded, “a person who needs to give something to you.”
He pressed his mouth against her cheek, just as Amu touched the book to her lips. She could feel his teeth (more like canines) against her flesh. After a few seconds of paper shifting in the boy’s backpack, he handed over a white letter that said Amu on it.
“Wha—“Amu slowly brought the book down to thigh-level, and put the letter in front of her face. “What is this for? And who are you? You haven’t even answered my questions yet!”
The boy chuckled, and raised a finger to his lips. “Just read the letter as soon as possible,” he said, nodding. “Oh, and just so you know, I’m a student at Seiyo Zhu.”
He turned around, his blue hair flicking in the same motion. When he neared the steps, he froze. “And don’t forget to bring your charas” was the last words he said before he left.
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