It's easy to get out of things. Bullying, classes, messy break ups, that one dinner with your extended family; they were all easy to weave your way out of, easy to create a white lie and never get into again. But unfortunately for some (Read: only ONE person), these things happen so repeatedly they can't get out of this.

Which is exactly whatever it is that's happening to M; and as much as he'd love to be out of it, his bad luck makes bad situations stick to him like magnets. As far as he was concerned (According to mathematics schematics and other sources of unparalleled reasoning), the probabilities of any these happening were usually low, but for his case it was unreasonably high. The combinations were all messed up and downright annoying; a flawed equation which only seemed to occur to him. If M had a dollar for every time some douchebag decided to pick on him in a day, then he'd already be able to pay his now pending college tuitions.

Like c'mon, there's not even supposed to be bullies in college. Damn tryhards.

But all this was before he met you, someone who reset all the odds against him without even doing a single thing. You somehow knew just when he needed to get out of a situation; and without you doing anything in particular aside from being in the vicinity, he got out of any unsightly predicament that was forced on him. It felt like meeting your own personal guardian angel, except your angel was a 20 year old clad in clothes only a mother would love. It was easy to say he found it hard to believe you had any impact on the random change in his luck, but as time passed it grew eerily evident that you were his lucky charm, and with that he strived to find a reason to be close to you.

It's not everyday you get blessed with a heaven sent clutz so you tend to want to make the most of it.

It was spring time, and cherry blossom leafs spread across the university landscape like a soft kiss. You were just done with your classes for the day and was about to head home; when this absolute bitch of a man pushes someone into you, causing you to lose balance and topple unto the floor. In the exact same moment, a lecturer sees the situation and immediately began to chastise and scold the man, threatening suspension before telling him off.

Your head gets jumbled, and you can't seem to understand the situation. That is until someone apologizes to you; and it happened to be Melrose. His dyed hair swayed lightly as he offered a helping hand to you.

"Are you okay? Sorry that you had to get caught up in that."