He opened it. It was a gold cherry blossom pin. David smirked; Nina's favorite tree has always been the cherry blossom tree. He looked at her and smiled. She smiled shyly. “When you get your varsity jacket, pin it on the left side.” David had a curious look on his face. “Why on the left side?” “That’s where the heart is.” Nina put it on immediately. When David laid eyes on her, he laughed. “What’s so funny?” » asked Nina. He shrugged his shoulders. “This is so important to you!” » Austin and Mason were amazed – it was the first time they had seen David Anderson actually laugh. "Oh yeah! Nina, I'd like you to meet my friends, Austin Steel and Mason Russo. Guys, this is Nina Young. The girl smiled at them. Austin flashed his cheeky smile, "Hiya Nina." Mason just nodded. head, but Nina understood. David was like that too. Mason thought that Nina had to be something to gain David's respect. Finally, the four teenagers headed to the first period. The classroom door was closed but no one was doing it. the effort of knocking. The door opened, revealing a white-haired man. “Are you…?” » she replied apprehensively. “Oh! Becky told me there would be a student returning from Japan today! Excellent timing! Come, all four of you, sit down. The girl was surprised to see how forgiving this man was. The two boys headed towards their office but Nina remained at the door, still holding David's hand. "It'll be fine." he whispered as he let her go. “So, Miss Young, welcome to Bayview High. I'm Mr. Ramond, your AP Human Geography teacher. Would you like to tell the class where you have been for the last two years? » Nina nodded, slightly embarrassed. She walked to the front of the class, practically half wet and wearing David's jacket that spelled out his last name in the middle of the paper......and so do you, Nina. They sat next to each other. "What a surprise." An annoying voice interrupted him. Adam and his henchmen arrived. David stood up, helping Nina to do the same. He glared at Adam. “What does that mean?” » The other boy feigned shock. “Well, it's not every day you see David Anderson beaten by a girl. That's a whole new low, even for you. » Nina stepped between the two. “I hope you don’t think what I think you do.” she growled. Her eyes glowed with a fire that David knew and feared. Nina was pissed – really pissed. “You mean I think girls are weak things and men are better?” » he paused, thinking about what he had just said. “Well, most men.” glancing at David. Poor Adam, he had no idea what he had just gotten himself into. Nina smiled a mischievous smile, which sent shivers down David's spine. “Please test the theory.?