She let out a soft laugh, and put the note in her literature book for safe keeping. That would be a legendary note, five years from this moment. Proof that Aburame Shino had passed notes in class.
With a smile on her lips, she went back to analysing the rest of the text as the professor explained how the reasoning behind Byron's obscure verses were intimately tied with his relationships in general. It was interesting, yes, but she much prefered the Russians to the British when it came to literature. In the brief moment during which the professor questioned one student for his opinion, Sakura's eyes diverted from her notebook and towards the window.
In the glint of sun light, she saw it. The spider had already made it's web in a high corner of the window, between the frame and the outer wall. Smart girl, that side of the window never gets opened.
Needing to share the information with someone, or simply because she was bored by listening to the opinions of her classmates on the meaning of red, she tore another piece of paper, and passed it on to him.
Look at the window.
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