I groaned.

She just punched me in the gut.

Like why?

Sure. I kissed her without her expecting it, but did she have to punch me?

Honestly...she is different than most girls I've met.

I finally managed to straighten up.

I walked out of the library and try to find Nashi.

I don't know why I was looking for Nashi.

I just felt like I needed to find her.

I walked out of the library, waving at Mrs. Redfox as I walked out, and started looking for Nashi.

/timeskip/

I have been walking around for about two hours.

Still no Nashi.

It was now about 9pm and I was about to give up, when I saw someone with pink hair, sitting on a branch of a big oak tree.

I walked closer and saw it was Nashi.

"Nashi!" I called.

I saw Nashi look up and her eyes widened.

"No! Go away!" She yelled at me and buried her face in her hands.

I was now in front of the tree.

"Nashi. Please come down." I begged.

I saw her shake her heard.

I decided if she wasn't going to come down, I gotta go up.

I started climbing up the tree.

After about a minute, I was beside Nashi in the highest branch.

I could hear her crying quietly.

"Hey...what's wrong, Nash?" I asked.

She didn't answer me.

"Come on, Nashi. I want to help you. But you gotta tell me what's wrong." I told her softly.

I really did want to help her.

I don't know why, but I didn't like seeing Nashi like this.

"J-just b-bad-d mem-memor-ries." She managed to say, shakily.

I managed to pull her into my arms.

I rubbed soothing circles on her back, trying to calm her down.

"Hey, it's gonna be ok. They're just memories." I reassured her.

"Y-you d-don't-t g-get it th-though." Nashi cried.

"Hey, look at me." I told Nashi.

She didn't look up.

So I held her face up with my hand under chin, so she couldn't look away.

"I may not get it, but I'm here for you. So is everybody else. Got that?" I told her.

Nashi nodded.

"Ok. Now how 'bout we get going? Every is probably wondering where you've been." I pulled her out of my arms, and we started climbing down the tree, heading home.