Kunigunde tied her shoes, stoop up again and straightened her skirt. She looked at the other girls getting ready, students from 10th and 11th grade mixed in one room as today they would have P.E. together, and the teacher had already announced that they would be playing tennis. As Kuni enjoyed trying out new outfits she was fond of the white tennis dress, looking at herself in the mirror with a satisfied smile, her ponytail bouncing softly.
The sun shone down brightly on the tennis court, with only few clouds ever attempting to cover the powerful star which today would make most people sweat who dared going outside, even without any physical activity. After making sure everyone was there the teacher looked up from his notepad, using his pen to point at two fairly large cardboard boxes he had placed on a bench.
"Alright guys, as you have noticed we're more than usual and we're playing tennis. Before you go trying to team up with your besties, I'll have to disappoint you because that won't happen. Left box is for the 10th graders, right box eleven. I put balls with numbers on them inside, and whoever has the same number as you is going to be your partner for today, understood? Meaning you won't be playing together from someone in the same year.
Also you'll be using those exact same balls, and I am keeping you on the court until you give your balls back so don't lose them. And if you try to copy them with some sort of power I can tell so don't even try."
Being new at the school Kuni did not really know which ones were the 10th graders until everyone got in their respective line in front of the boxes. She gazed over to the other line, wondering who would be her partner for today. When it was finally her turn she put her hand into the box, feeling the fuzzy tennis balls and randomly choosing one. She took it out of the box and turned it in her hand, seeing the 6 drawn on it with a sharpie. Now who might have the other one...
@Kimiko Tamaki
The sun shone down brightly on the tennis court, with only few clouds ever attempting to cover the powerful star which today would make most people sweat who dared going outside, even without any physical activity. After making sure everyone was there the teacher looked up from his notepad, using his pen to point at two fairly large cardboard boxes he had placed on a bench.
"Alright guys, as you have noticed we're more than usual and we're playing tennis. Before you go trying to team up with your besties, I'll have to disappoint you because that won't happen. Left box is for the 10th graders, right box eleven. I put balls with numbers on them inside, and whoever has the same number as you is going to be your partner for today, understood? Meaning you won't be playing together from someone in the same year.
Also you'll be using those exact same balls, and I am keeping you on the court until you give your balls back so don't lose them. And if you try to copy them with some sort of power I can tell so don't even try."
Being new at the school Kuni did not really know which ones were the 10th graders until everyone got in their respective line in front of the boxes. She gazed over to the other line, wondering who would be her partner for today. When it was finally her turn she put her hand into the box, feeling the fuzzy tennis balls and randomly choosing one. She took it out of the box and turned it in her hand, seeing the 6 drawn on it with a sharpie. Now who might have the other one...
@Kimiko Tamaki