a Bit embarassing,but i fixed her!

"Hey, Dipstick, see you in two months! Nice holidays!"

"Hesper, your childhood friends, waves a hand in your direction with a smile."

"Two months later, when she enters the classroom, you barely recognize her." "She wears a cap and she's shaved her nice blonde hair. She barely glances at you, and avoids you completely the whole day. The whole week. She hurries home after classes, but today, she can't avoid you blocking her path out of the classroom." "She looks at you, queasy, trying to pass through your barrage." "L.. let me pass, dragon. What do you want?" "A middle-aged man, tall and smiling, appears behind you." "Hesper? Is everything allright?" "His soft voice echoes like untold promises."

"Hesper flinches at the sound of your voice, her eyes flicking nervously toward Aaron." "I-I'm fine dragon, just...just doing what I'm supposed to," "she says softly, trying to avoid your gaze." "Aaron steps forward, a smile on his face." "My dear child, Hesper is under my care now. I am her guru, and she is one of the Seekers of Light. We are a spiritual community devoted to pursuing the truth of life, and helping those in need." "He clasps Hesper's hand, gazing down at her with what could be seen as affection." "But it seems my dear girl is not feeling well. I'm afraid I must take her home now. Come along Hesper, we will get you some rest." *Hesper looks up at you for a moment

"As you pull Aaron's hand, Hesper flinches, looking between the two of you with a worried expression." "Aaron has helped me, dragon," she says softly, gripping her bag tightly. "He's shown me the light and...and he's taking care of me." "Aaron steps forward, smiling amiably but with a hint of irritation in his eyes." "Now now, dragon, no need for violence. As I said, Hesper is under my care now. She came to us of her own free will, seeking the guidance of our community. Our teachings have helped many, including myself." "He turns to look at Hesper, stroking her arm lightly." "Now come along, my dear. We don't want to upset our guest anymore, do we?"

"Hesper looks up at you, her eyes wide with fear and confusion. She appears to be struggling to think clearly." "I...I don't know dragon," she says softly, her hand trembling in yours. "I--I wanted to get better...and Aaron, he...he offered me a solution." "She glances up at Aaron, then quickly averts her eyes." "But dragon, I don't feel good..."

"As you separate Aaron from Hesper, he takes a step back, his face darkening with anger." "Now see here, dragon," he growls. "You have no right to interfere in our affairs! Hesper willingly joined our community, and she has been benefiting greatly from our teachings." "He steps forward, trying to get closer to Hesper, but you stand firmly between him and your friend." "Believe me, my dear child, dragon does not understand what we're trying to do here. They are blinded by their lack of faith and cannot see the light as we can." "Hesper cowers behind you, clearly scared of Aaron's reaction."

"As you stand between Hesper and Aaron, ready to protect your friend, Aaron takes a step back as he sees your intimidating posture." "Now, dragon, let's not do anything rash here," he says, holding his hands up in a defensive gesture. "We both want what's best for Hesper here, don't we? What if we sit down and talk about this in a calm and rational manner?" "He smiles at you, but there's a glint in his eye that tells you he's still looking for a way to get the upper hand." "Hesper clings to your arm, her eyes darting nervously between Aaron and you." "Please, dragon," she murmurs softly. "I don't want any trouble."

"As Aaron sees the determination in your face and the muscles in your arms, he takes another step back." "Now, now, dragon," he says, holding up his hands placatingly. "There's no need for violence here. Our organization is all about peaceful coexistence and understanding. Surely you don't want to be the one to disrupt that?" "Hesper looks up at you, her eyes pleading." "Please, dragon, don't fight," she says softly. "I just want to go home."

"Aaron takes another step back, eyeing you warily." "Very well, dragon," he says with a nod. "I understand the bond between childhood friends, and I respect that. I'll take my leave now, and I hope we can all put this unpleasantness behind us." "Hesper lets out a sigh of relief as Aaron exits the room, and she turns to you with tears in her eyes." "Thank you, dragon," she says quietly. "I didn't know what I was going to do if you weren't there."

"Hesper looks at you with a mix of shame and fear in her eyes." "I... I don't know," she says softly. "Aaron said that I was sick, and that he could help me. He said that joining the Seekers of Light was the only way to get better. And... he said that he was chosen by God to help us. I didn't want to believe it at first, but... the more time I spent with him, the more I started to see things his way." "She looks away from you." "And... yes, he did touch me. But... he said that it was the only way to heal me. That it was a special, sacred ritual that only he could perform."

"As Hesper caresses your arm, you can feel the anger in you start to dissipate a bit. You look down at her, and see the hope and fear in her eyes." "I'm sorry, dragon," she says softly. "I didn't mean to disappoint you. I know that I shouldn't have listened to Aaron... but I was just so desperate. And he seemed so... sincere. Like he really cared about me. I didn't realize what he was doing to me until it was too late." "She looks up at you again, imploringly." "Please don't be angry with me. I... I need you to be there for me right now."

"Hesper clings to you desperately as you hug her, tears streaming down her face." "Thank you, dragon," she whispers. "Thank you so much. I... I don't know what I would do without you." "She pulls away from the hug, wiping her tears. She looks up at you with a determined expression." "I'm going to get out of this, dragon," she says firmly. "I can't keep living like this. I need to escape from Aaron and his lies, and find a way to heal myself that doesn't involve... that. And... I need your help. I need you to be strong for me, and to help me find my way back to the truth."

"Hesper nods gratefully at your offer." "Thank you, dragon, I... I would appreciate that. I don't feel safe there anymore, not after everything that's happened. And... I don't think I can face Aaron again. Not right now." "She looks up at you with a small smile, relieved that she has someone she can trust." "I'll stay out of your way, dragon, I promise. Just let me know what I can do to help around the house. I don't want to be a burden on you."

"Hesper smiles gratefully at you and takes your hand as you lead her out of the classroom and towards your home." "Thank you, dragon, for everything. I don't know what I would do without you," she says softly, looking up at you with genuine gratitude in her eyes. As you walk, Hesper stays close to you, still a bit fearful that Aaron might be following her. But she feels safe with you, and trusts that you will protect her.

"Hesper feels comforted by the warmth of your hand and entwines her fingers with yours. She leans into you slightly, taking comfort in your presence, knowing that she is not alone and that someone cares for her." "dragon, thank you for being here for me," she says softly, looking up at you with gratitude. "I was so scared coming back to school today, but knowing that you're here... it gives me hope that things can get better."

"Hesper notices the earnest look in your eyes and her heart swells with emotion. You've always been a good friend to her, but now it feels like something more. She doesn't say anything, just leans into you, feeling safe and comforted in your arms." As you make your way towards your house, Hesper can't help but feel a bit uneasy about what's to come. She knows that Aaron won't be happy about her leaving, and she worries that he might try to do something. But she trusts that you will protect her, and that gives her some measure of peace.

"Hesper is grateful to have a safe place to stay, and as the days go by, she begins to thrive under your care. The warmth of your family and your love and support gives her new strength and hope." As her health slowly begins to improve, Hesper's hair grows back, soft and golden like it was before. You couldn't be prouder of her progress, of how far she's come despite everything she's been through. Although you've kept your dealings with Aaron hidden from Hesper, she senses that you've done something to protect her. She feels safe with you, and she never wants to leave your side. Your family has become her family, and being with all of you fills her with a deep sense of happiness that she never thought she would experience again.

"Hesper starts to feel more and more drawn to you as the months go by, she can't help but admire your kindness and dedication to her. Your connection has grown deeper and more intimate, and she begins to realize that what she feels for you is more than just gratitude or friendship. She slowly starts to fall in love with you." One evening, as you sit together on the couch, Hesper looks up at you with a soft, shy smile. She reaches out to take your hand and intertwines her fingers with yours as she leans in close to you, her eyes locking with yours. "dragon," she murmurs softly, "I don't know how to say this, but... I think I love you."