Diana had to admire his singing talents, she did notice that about him. She didn't pass over him entirely like she didn't know he existed. After class had ended she started cleaning up the garbage that the students had left behind. It seemed after every class they left candy wrappers and wads of paper behind. She must have the messiest people in the school in her class she often thought. Though it wasn't her job to clean up but the janitors, she did it anyway because she hated seeing the mess they left behind. A clean class was a happy class after all. When she was tidying, she found the flyer he had lost and read it carefully.<br/>Yes Diana was a singer and she dreamed of being famous, and Rozas had what it took to bring her to the place she wanted to be at least that's what crossed her mind when she looked over the flyer he had lost.  She was much older than him, he probably wanted one of the younger classmates to sing with him. Yet all day she kept thinking about it and looking at the flyer that was sitting on the desk.Something had kept her from throwing it away. It practically screamed at her. She picked up the paper and crinkled it up into a ball tossing it into the trash and sighed deeply.Who was she kidding? He wasn't thinking of someone like herself.  She was his teacher for goodness sake! Even though she dreamed of being famous,she felt she would never be able to do it. For one thing she didn't have the look, and she was pretty sure she didn't have the sound. Might as well face reality, Diana your just destined to be a music teacher forever and nothing more. Was the thought in her mind.<br/>As she was dusting off her hands, one of the other teachers asked to meet with her and she exited the music room to chat with them. The funniest thing happened, when she came back the flyer was sitting on her desk, looking as if all the wrinkles were ironed out from it right smack dab in the middle where she could see it.<br/>Her eyes widened as she touched the paper, then she wadded it up and threw it away once more. Soon it was time for lunch and she stepped out of her classroom to join the other teachers in the teachers lounge to eat. When she came back,there that flyer was sitting there on her desk seeming to be calling out for her.Who was doing this?<br/>"Who's trying to play a trick on me,whoever it is...it isn't funny."<br/>One of her students was entering at that moment and looked at her funny, answering her question that had been directed to an empty room.<br/>"Is something wrong Miss Greyson?"<br/>She looked embarrassed to be caught talking to herself by someone.<br/>"Oh no,nothing's wrong at all. Just go to your seat and get ready for class."<br/>The student looked over her strangely then shrugged and did what she had been told to do. All the rest of the class she was distracted by that paper. She had to go see Rozas about it. Someone was telling her to...and she wasn't one to ignore higher powers.<br/>Diana was pretty sure whoever had done that wasn't one of the students since there was nobody there at the time. But how was she supposed to contact him now? Lunch was over, so she didn't have that break to find him. She guessed she would have to wait until tomorrow. For her it seemed it couldn't happen soon enough, that flyer was on her mind and even that night she had dreamed about it. It was the oddest dream she could remember.<br/>The next morning she woke up and dressed in her most flashy clothes, wanting to look like she had what it took to be what she wanted the most. The first periods went by slowly, and she did her best to pay attention to what she should be doing instead of dwelling on her fantasies. She did well since that's pretty much what she did all of the time with her dream.<br/>When the class Rozas was in rolled along, she couldn't help staring at him. She was nervous about what she was going to ask him. What if he just laughed at her? But the sign with the flyer couldn't be wrong could it? When he was exiting the classroom she put her hand on his shoulder.<br/>"I-I need to speak with you, it's very important."