Ayano looked up at Budo, her grey eyes shimmered as an "innocent" smle spread across her lips.
"That's fine with me." She said calmly.
Budo smiled. "That's great, let's just let everyone finsih warming up before we start."
Ayano nodded in agreement and turned to watch the others warm up. She had een the first one to tell club meeting so she had finsihed warming up early.

Budo's POV,
I looked down at Ayano her hair looked so soft. As I stod the waiting for everyone to finish warm ups I thought of the many things I could do with it. Once everyone HD finsihed warming up at had ever one line up and bractice kicks before setting them all up with partners. Me tang Ayano quickly to be sure no one would take her. Sparing with Ayano-sama was amazing! It was like fighting someone who actually knew what they were doing, rather than someone who has no fucking idea. Most of the people in this club are amitures or people who take actual lessons like me and want to teach others how to defend themselves.

Once we took a water break I pulled Ayano aside. I had to ask her out. I don't want anyone else with her, she's too perfect for me. I walked over to her as she filled a paper cup with water at the water cooler. And tapped her shoukder. Her head automatically spun around to look over her shoukder at me. Ayano I have to speak with you for a moment. She nodded and I turned around and walked to the other side of the room where literally no one was. Everyone was too sweater to bother coming over to figure out what we were talking about anyway. I looked down her her again, letting my expression change into about soft smile.
"Ayano, I have known you as about fellow schoolmate for many years, we were friends before you joined and even though we haven't talked much I feel a connection between us. Ayano, Will you be my girlfriend?" I asked. My face had heated up as I spoke. I watched as her eyes widened and sparkled with joy as a smile formed on her usually blank face.
"Of course Budo-senpai!" She cried and flung her arms around me. I smiled and hugged her back.
"Great." I said happily.
     That rest of the club meeting was spent sparing and after the meeting I walked out of school with her. The feeling of something great to come filled my heart as we walked, our hands intertwined together.