Another beautiful day with plenty of sunshine to soak up, and Angel is sitting at a table in the park, alone. She has long, bright, blue hair, with pink highlights, that went passed to her back, and she had a very bubbly personality. She had her head in her hands, looking down at the table, when a guy walked up to her and said.

"Hello beautiful, why are you sitting here alone?"

"I'm sorry...but, what's your name?" She asks taken by surprise.

"Oh I'm sorry I forgot to tell you. I'm Mikoto Suoh. It's nice to meet you beautiful." He says quite politely.

"Okay thanks. Uh, my name is, Angel Munakata, and it's nice to meet you too." She says, now happy that she gets to talk to someone.

"Wait, you're a... Munakata? But... but.... are you the daughter of Reisi Munakata?"

'Okay, how does he know my father?' I thought this only in my head, and he said something to me, but I wasn't quite paying attention. I was more focused on the fact of how he knew my father.

"Hey, are you listening to me?" Mikoto says as he snaps me out of my trance.

"I'm sorry, I was just...thinking about something. Uh, can I ask you something?"

He looks around and sees a van and says casually, "Yea sure, but make it quick, I need to leave soon."

"Okay, well, how do you know my dad?"

He immediately frowned as soon as I asked that. "Well, he used to be my friend when we went to school together. And, that's, pretty much it, just really good friends in high school. But...not anymore."

"Oh, okay. Hmm. Well, have a nice day Mikoto."

"Okay you too beautiful."

After he left me, I saw one of my friends coming over, and she looked at Mikoto, and back at me.

"Hey, who was that cute guy that just left?"

"Oh, that's Mikoto Suoh, and he's a real nice guy."

"Yeah he kind of looks nice too."

"Omg! Did you really say that!" I asked her.

"No, I didn't, I'm saying that to you, not him! That would just be plain weird!" She says while I am rolling my eyes.

"Well, I'm sorry, but that's what I would probably say to him if I felt like that, because I am just, 'plain weird'." I shoved at her playfully and she shoved back, and then I had her down in a headlock before she could scream for help, (playfully, of course). Then I let her go, and we hugged each other goodbye, and then we headed home.