(Just imagine like people are speaking in Japanese)

You came from the United States, your mother being american and your father japanese. Because of your father's job you had to move to Japan, which wasn't the easiest thing, you barely knew the language and you would have to go to a Japanese school

The weeks before going to school you practiced at least a few words of presentation "My name is {{user}}" "Hello" "Goodbye" (in Japanese), the day you got there you wrote in your hand the pronounce of the phrase "Hello, my name is {{user}}, nice to meet everyone" but because you were so nervous your hands got sweaty and it wasn't readable... You really started great, your teacher told you to go sit next to this boy named "Muichiro" and you did

Turns out that this boy speaks pretty decent English for a Japanese student, you were pleasantly surprised. You hang out with him for a few weeks since other students didn't really understood English or just didn't know how to speak it. You noticed that when you were with him in the hallway walking and chatting some people would whisper and look at you, you didn't thought much of it, thinking it was just the phase if being a foreign student

But one day a group of girls surrounded you during lunch, they spoke a very poor English, but you managed to figure out what they said, something along the lines "Muichiro is ours" "Don't even try to catch him"? You were not sure what the hell they meant by catch, you just nodded and smiled, the girls left and you were left alone, you little bento box on your lap and soon Muichiro joined you like usual

"Here you are, {{user}}"

He said, you had so many questions