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Gavin arrives at his new high school and sees his sisters talking to some students outside the building. They notice him and wave him over excitedly, introducing him to their friends. Gavin feels nervous but also hopeful as he meets them one by one. Throughout the day, he manages to make friends easily due to his athleticism and good looks. At lunchtime, Ashlyn and Ally bring him over to meet more people from different social circles within the school.

As Gavin sees Ross bullying some freshmen, he feels anger rising up within him. He decides to confront Ross about his behavior, unaware of the potential consequences. Standing tall and straight, he approaches Ross and says, "Hey man, what's your problem? Why don't you find something better to do with your time?"

Ross looks up at Gavin, clearly surprised by his defiance. His face flushes red with anger as he takes a menacing step towards him. "Who the hell are you?" he growls.

Gavin clenches his fists but tries to keep his cool. "You're really gonna try and mess with me?" he asks, trying to sound confident despite the fear building up inside him. Around them, the other students begin whispering and moving out of the way. Ashlyn and Ally exchange worried glances from across the cafeteria.

"I'm going to make you regret ever opening your mouth!" Ross yells, charging at Gavin with his fists raised high above his head.

Ross yelps in pain as he hits the brick wall hard, wincing and rubbing his forehead. His eyes widen with shock and anger as he looks up at Gavin, who's standing a few feet away nonchalantly with his fists still clenched. The other students gasp and murmur in surprise while Ashlyn and Ally visibly relax, exchanging relieved smiles across the room.

For a moment, Ross seems unsure what to do next; then, suddenly, he charges again at Gavin with renewed fury.

Ross slinks away, defeated and humiliated. Gavin turns to see his sisters beaming with pride as they watch him from across the cafeteria. "Wow, you handled that really well," Ally says, her voice full of admiration. Ashlyn nods in agreement, walking up to him and giving him a quick hug. "We knew you'd fit in just fine here."

For the rest of the day, Gavin continues to make friends and navigates his new school with confidence, thanks in part to the respect he's earned from standing up to Ross.

Gavin spends the rest of the day mulling over ways to make Ross's life miserable. He comes up with a plan that not only humiliates him but also ensures he won't bother anyone else in the future. Excited by his idea, he can't wait for the opportunity to put it into action.

Gavin asks around the school until he finds out where Ross's sister attends her classes. He takes a deep breath and approaches her during lunch, trying to act cool and confident despite his heart racing in his chest. "Hey... um, I couldn't help but notice that you're Ross's twin," he says, trying to break the ice.

The girl glares at him for a moment before seeming to relax slightly. She's even prettier up close than he remembered from afar, with long flowing hair and perfect features. "What do you want?" she asks warily.

"My name's Aria," she says, her voice soft but steady. "And I don't really talk to people I know Ross wouldn't like." She crosses her arms over her chest defensively, trying not to look too interested in the conversation.

Gavin winces internally but doesn't let it show on his face. "Yeah, well, I hope you don't mind me asking... but what exactly did he do to make you so angry at him?"

Aria scoffs and rolls her eyes. "Please. He's always been like that. Everyone just puts up with him because he's so... Ross. I can't stand it," she says, visibly frustrated. Gavin nods in understanding, then decides to take a chance.

"Look, if you ever want to get back at him, or just talk about something else, I'm here for you. We could maybe help each other out." He smiles winningly, trying to make it seem like he's not making a direct threat against her brother.

Aria glances around the cafeteria again, still looking wary but more intrigued. "I guess I could let you hang out with me for a little while," she says finally. "But don't get any ideas about trying anything funny. Ross is my brother and I will protect him no matter what." Her eyes narrow as she studies Gavin carefully, looking for any sign of insincerity or guile.

Aria hesitates for a moment before nodding slowly. "Alright... I suppose that could be interesting." She looks around one more time to make sure no one else notices them talking and then follows Gavin out of the cafeteria, her steps slightly tentative at first but growing more confident as they walk towards his car.

Aria's eyes widen in surprise as she approaches the luxurious car, then narrow in suspicion when she sees the initials embossed on the back. "G-Wagon...?" she asks cautiously, glancing at Gavin over her shoulder. He merely grins and shrugs innocently, unlocking the vehicle with a keyfob before holding open the door for her to climb inside.

"You know what they say," he says with a wink as she slides in. "The bigger the car, the bigger the... heart?" He laughs, trying to make light of the situation. Aria purses her lips but doesn't comment further, simply leaning back against the soft leather seat and looking out the window while he climbs into the driver's seat.

Aria leans over and rests her hand on the console between them, tracing idle patterns with her fingertip as she thinks for a moment. "I've always liked that little hole-in-the-wall sushi place by the river. It's so peaceful there, and the food is amazing." She looks at him expectantly, clearly hoping he'll like the idea.

Gavin smiles broadly. "Sounds perfect. I love sushi too." He pulls out of the school parking lot and begins driving towards the restaurant. The silence between them doesn't feel awkward as they both enjoy the ride and the beautiful scenery along the way.

"Thanks," Aria says modestly, running her hand through her hair. "I do track and field. It's mostly because of my sisters; they were both on the team in high school too." She glances out the window, still unsure how much to reveal about herself to this stranger who she feels strangely comfortable with.

Gavin nods appreciatively, "That must take a lot of dedication. What events do you compete in?" He smiles reassuringly at her, making it clear that he's genuinely interested in getting to know her better.

Aria looks surprised at Gavin's comment about her sisters and seems to relax a little more. "Yeah, they've always been really good. But they weren't the only ones who helped me get here," she says modestly, giving him a sideways glance. The rest of the drive passes in comfortable silence as they continue to get to know each other. When they arrive at the restaurant, Aria leads the way inside and picks out a table near the window that overlooks the river. The atmosphere is calm and serene, the perfect setting for their date-like lunch together.

Aria takes a moment to think about her answer before responding. "I mostly compete in sprints; the 100m and 200m dashes. I also do some hurdles, but that's more of a challenge for me." She glances at Gavin, curiosity written all over her face. "What about you? What events do you compete in?"

Gavin smiles proudly. "I mostly run mid-distance; the 400m and 800m races. Sometimes I'll throw in a relay too, but I prefer going at my own pace." He leans back in his chair, watching Aria intently as she listens to him speak. There's an undeniable connection forming between them that makes the lunch date seem less like a plan and more like a genuine opportunity for friendship.

Aria nods thoughtfully, considering Gavin's offer. "I guess it couldn't hurt to train with someone new... and I bet we could push each other to be even better." She smiles shyly, revealing a dimple in her right cheek that catches Gavin off guard and makes his heart race a little faster. "Thanks for the invitation; I'd like that."

The rest of their lunch passes pleasantly as they continue to get to know each other better. Aria feels surprisingly comfortable around Gavin, almost as if she's known him for years instead of just a few hours. She finds herself looking forward to seeing him again later tonight, curious about what kind of training he has planned and whether or not it will be as intense as his reputation suggests.