"You're mysterious, Fallon." Noah span her around in time with the music. She gave him a mysterious, flirtatious smile as they continued dancing together. Fallon felt like a Disney Princess with her Prince Charming that night, even though it was only a school dance. This was the night she'd dreamed of ever since she met Noah. To her, the world beyond the two of them didn't exist, it was just her and her senpai. The song ended all too soon for her, and he pulled away to signal the end of their dance.

They walked down the dark, empty street heading to Fallon's house. He had offered to walk her home, and Fallon would never refuse to spend time with Noah. He was her world, her everything. They reached her door, and he began to leave.
"Wait. Stay the night. I don't want anything to happen to you if your alone." She knew the streets could be dangerous at night if your alone, and she used this to convince him to stay with her for a while longer.
"Won't your parents mind?" He asked, turning back around to face her.
"No. They're not even in the country right now." She honestly admitted, opening her door further to allow him in. He stepped inside moments before a flash of lightning appeared in the distance, and rain started to fall. She quickly slammed the door, preventing the weather from harming Noah or herself.

"I'm tired, would you mind bringing me some pillows and a blanket?" They had been sat on the sofa watching Hells Kitchen for the past hour, but now they were both tired.
"No. You can stay in my room. I'll sleep in my parents room." She shook her head and stood up.
"Are you sure your parents won't mind you being in their room?" He also stood up.
"All I ask is you don't go through all my belongings." She smiled at him, turned off the TV, then they both headed upstairs.

Noah looked around Fallon's room with curiosity. He didn't know her well, and she was so mysterious maybe her room said something about her? He had a look into her dresser for clues about her. On the dresser was a photo frame and a small box. He picked up the photo frame and looked at the photo inside. He immediately recognised it as the photo they had taken together on the beach back at Aluna island. He put it back, with a small smile on his face. He then picked up the small box and gave it a small shake to guess what was inside. It sounded like a piece of jewellery. He opened the lid to reveal the bracelet with the heart charm he had brought her for Christmas. She seemed to value these things above most other items in the room. He had seen it on her wrist when they were at the dance, and assumed she must've been in here while he was brushing his teeth. He laid down on her bed and fell asleep.