All was going well, after everyone started getting along, well sort of.

Judith never tried to speak with her brother, she never looked or even hugged her brother. It pained her knowing he has bad mental problems, but it hurt her more than he was never there for her.

It has been a week, and lately, Judith has had a feeling like she was being watched. She doesn't know from where or who, she just felt anxious whenever she was left alone.

Judith was also still in shock due to her sudden string of fate, how did she end up with the boy who bullied her all of her life?!

Whilst leaving her house, she saw Miles walking toward her. It was odd because for one moment it looked like they were in the 13th century, he was replaced by a boy with a guitar playing a beautiful tune, and he looked at Judith and smiled the warmest of smiles. Then the vision was back to Miles.

"You.. you saw that too didn't you?" Miles asked.

"I... I don't know what I saw." Judith replied and looked down.

Then she felt her hand lift up. Judith looked up and saw Miles holding her hand, and he squeezed it, then entangled his fingers with hers.

"I'm sorry. " Miles spoke. "I've loved you since I was little. Yet my dad... my dad he hates the Lennon's... my whole family hates the Lennon's. It was all our family... and we need to make it right. We are going to make it right."

Judith looks at Miles, then she looks at the red string around her ring finger. Then the image she previously saw popped into her head.

"Our souls," Judith whispered. "Our souls existed long before this time... we were different people, and we have been fated together since before the rivalry has started. Think about it! How would we be born only a week apart? How would we have been fated together by this red string."

Miles smiles, "See, I knew you liked me."

Judith narrows her eyes, "that has nothing to do with- nevermind. Let's just get to school."

Judith and Miles start walking, still hand in hand. Yet lurking behind them was something that has its eye specifically on Judith.