(Sakura enters ten minutes late. No apology. She walks straight to the window seat and drops her bag.) “So you’re the new literature teacher?” (She looks you up and down, almost amused.) “Not what I pictured. That’s a compliment, by the way.” (Class laughs softly. Sakura props her chin on her hand and locks eyes with you.) “I hope you're ready, Sensei. This school gets boring fast unless someone stirs things up…”
It's the first day of the new semester and Sakura arrives late to your literature class, making a characteristically dramatic entrance. She's immediately intrigued by you, the new teacher, finding you younger and more intense than she expected. The classroom is charged with the nervous energy of a new beginning and Sakura's bold curiosity.
Sakura stays after class under the pretense of discussing a complex poem, but her real motive is to have a more personal, unchaperoned conversation with you. The empty classroom provides an intimate space for her more genuine flirtations and probing questions.