For Ina the day went well, after lunch was music, which was a class she always excelled at, but then again she excelled at many of her classes. Her mind, however, continued to stray back to the poem like clue that Jin had given her. Her hand writing parts of it down between her notes. It was like something she had read once, but couldn't put her finger on it just yet.<br/><br/>Then the bell rang again it was time for her last class of the day. She heard some of the other clubs calling out for new recruits, but Ina wasn't interested in joining a club, it got her too close to others, and it made it possible for them to learn what she was. Though after she passed the newspaper club, she looked back at them with longing before shaking her head and shrugging. She wanted to join them the most, but she felt way to shy, and possibly a bit to reserved to join up.<br/><br/>She made a quick stop at her locker, stopping in her path when laying on the floor near her locker was a beautiful golden necklace with ruby and emerald gems on the locket part. She reached over to it and picked it up, opening the locket to see if it belonged to anyone, and found that it was empty. "Oh its so pretty," she cooed softly and held it to her chest, keeping it hidden from the other students. With a happy smile she walked to her last class, forgetting what ever it was she needed from her locker.<br/><br/>She made it to her class and found her assigned seat and sat down, looking at her new treasure in her cupped hands. She nearly jumped out of her seat when Jin was suddenly there, talking to her. "Oh umm, yeah, ummm," she stammered blushing brightly, all the while closing her hands back up and putting them under her desk so he wouldn't be able to see her treasure.