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Sorry for not updating in a long time, I was just thinking of what Katara would get.

Secret Santa

Zuko looked around the room and saw that everyone else in the class was busy reading their letters and opening their gifts. So he decided to do the same. He first opened up his gift and found a fairly small statue-like thing in the shape of a water droplet. He just stared at it in awe until he realized that he hadn't even opened up his letter yet. He opened up the envelope and started reading.

Dear, Zuko

Hi, um, how you doing? You know it's weird,

we see each other everyday at school, yet I know

almost nothing about you. And, to be honest, I

never thought you would end up as my partner.

But I've decided to give this project a chance.

From, your secret pal.

He reread the letter and also decided to try out this little project. Then he thought to himself as he looked around to see who might be his secret pal. Well, this person certainly has a lot of optimism. I just hope it's a girl ,cuz- -. His train of thought was interrupted when Jet came up to him.

"Hey, dude, what'd your letter say?" Jet asked curiously.

"N-nothing!" Zuko quickly shoved his letter and gift into his bag preventing Jet from being able to see it. If Jet did read it, he would do anything to get his hands on the other letters he would soon get.

"A-hem! Everyone back in your seats! It's time for class!" Professor Pakku said. All the students scurried to their seats and got out their notebooks. "Okay, now, time for history, who here knows…blah, blah, blah…"everything Professor said went through one ear and out the other as Katara and Zuko both cautiously looked around, hoping that Professor Pakku won't catch them, trying to find their secret pals. They were too busy looking for each other that they hadn't noticed how quickly the time went by. Before they even knew it, the dismissal bell had rung. It was time to go home.

RING!!!!! Everyone ran out of the school and went their separate ways. Katara walked out talking with Toph.

"So, what's up, Toph?" Katara asked. Toph replied but Katara was too stuck on wondering who her secret pal was to listen to Toph.

"--But, you know, it's all good." Toph finished. Toph turned to Katara, but when she felt that Katara wasn't listening, she stopped and through a rock at Katara and smirked. Katara immediately turned around.

"Hey! What was that for?!" Katara asked angrily. Toph smirked again. "What?!"

"Who are you thinking about?" Toph asked slyly. Even though Toph was blind, she had something like a sixth sense in her feet where she was able to "see with her feet" and feel vibrations in the ground to tell what other people were thinking. Katara turned to Toph with a questionable face and asked what she was talking about.

"Oh, what, too scared to tell me who you're thinking about?" Toph teased.

"Seriously, what are you talking about?"

"I can tell you're thinking about someone. Who is it? If I were you, I'd spill instead of me finding out myself later." Toph said.

"All right, fine. I'm just wondering who my secret pal is, and if my secret pal liked what I got them. That's all." Katara replied.

"Oh, hmm."

"What do you mean 'hmm'?" Katara asked. But right as she finished talking, she accidentally tripped over a rock and was about to fall to the ground when, she suddenly felt someone's arms around her, luckily, stopping her from falling. She looked up to find Zuko standing there. Apparently, Zuko was walking the other way when Katara tripped.

"Watch where you're going next time!" Zuko yelled and walked away. Katara kept her eyes lingering on Zuko as he walked. But then turned back to Toph as she asked if she was okay.

"Huh? Oh, I'm fine." Katara replied. She and Toph kept on talking the way home, but Katara just couldn't help but keep thinking about her secret pal and Zuko.

However, Zuko, just like Katara, still wasn't able to get his secret pal and her out of his mind all the way home.

To be continued…

Well, hope you liked it. XD

I'll try to update faster next time.

R'n'R

-zkjanie