After that one spat, Korina was certain that she would not want to see Dark again. That was until she wrote an entire fan fiction about her. Now she had to see her. She wasn't too sure why or how she would approach her, but she would do it anyway.<br/><br/>Kori was at odds with herself, torn between congratulating Dark for the brave step she took and berating her for writing about her in the first place. No one had ever presented her in such a light before, it was flattering. However, that same representation was putting her relationship in jeopardy. Her and Jared had been doing so well lately, but knowing him, something like this could easily put them back on rocky ground. She had to say something.<br/><br/>Korina had no clue where she'd even find Dark if she were to look for her. Fortunately, she didn't have to. They had English class together that same morning. All she had to do was catch her before she disappeared into the shadows. So after class, she watched carefully as the students filed out, keeping her eyes peeled for a noticeable figure who probably stuck out like a sore thumb; bright red hair and dark clothes that absorbed all other colors around her.<br/><br/>"Hey, let's get out of here," Tammy said, shaking her slightly at the shoulder.<br/><br/>Korina had intentionally delayed her packing and was still seated, so that she'd have an excuse to stay behind. She waved her friend off and told her that she'd follow soon enough. Once Tammy had been dealt with, she turned her attention back to her search for Dark, spotting the girl just as she was about to slink out of class. She hastily threw her belongings into her rucksack before chasing after her.<br/><br/>She caught up to the girl in one of the hallways, and pulled her by the shoulder to slow her down. "Well, well. If it isn't Ms. Dickens. Fancy seeing your stories in the paper."