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This story is from my own imagination and creativity, inspired from the world of High&Low. I have had this in the back of my head for a while now, so if by chance resembles another fan-fiction you have previously read, I apologize and kindly ask for a link to the word so I can make sure I have time to change my ideas so future plot points are not the same or similar to theirs.

Summary: Before Smoky and Lala appeared on the Nameless Street, P and his sister moved there with their parents. Their mother would teach the kids of the street the values of family and survival until one day she suddenly passes, with both parents gone at a young age, the sibling had to grow up much quicker. Growing up on these streets P's sister knew them as well as he and any other Rude Boy. One day while trying to help children escape a kidnapping she herself is taken in their stead. Five years later and there is still no sign of her until P spots a girl at the Fight on the Container Street that looks like his sister. Only, this girl has no memory of every living in such a place and further more claims to be be Rocky's younger sister.

lol, not my best summary, sorry, this is a working title :) Rate T just to be safe.


Crystal Rain

Ch. 1 - A New Home

Rain lived with her parents and older brother P on the Nameless Street ever since she was five years old. Their families small business had gone bankrupt, they were kicked out of the their housing complex and with no where else to go ended up finding their way to the Nameless Street.

While she remembered the warmth and feeling of protection of their small apartment, she never was happy there. Her parents had full time jobs, her brother was always at school and after-school care, while she herself was locked inside all day alone. Her parents made sure she had prepared meals and entertainment and a number to reach them or the neighbors in case of emergency, but it did nothing to help the empty feeling she felt for most of the day.

When they had moved to the Nameless Street it was first time their family had spend real quality time together in years. No worries of debt, sure they still had to worry about food, hygiene, and shelter, but she no longer felt like she was alone and ignored. The small shack that they called home, while cold at night, had never made her feel warmer. She was free to run and play with other kids on the street, a freedom she never had in their neighborhood. In fact, it was P that seemed to have the slightly harder time adjusting to the new lifestyle than her. Where he was familiar with the comforts of a well developed town, she never really got to experiences them even if she was only five. But very quickly her brother found the joy and liberty in running and scaling the many steel structures in their new town.

Her mother and father were soon looked up to in the community, her fathers handy work in all kinds of disciplines made him very useful to their infrastructure and with a kind heart was always willing to help others with any needed repairs. Her mother although now in this new lifestyle was still a very educated and philosophical women. She would often teach the orphaned children on the street simple subjects and concepts, but only when their curiosity was peeked otherwise there was no chance of trying to get them to sit still unless it was for a meal.

It might not have been much, but the Nameless Street soon become their new home.


A/N: Just a quick opening chapter to set the scene. This my first time writing in a long time and first time writing a fictional piece of work like this so sorry for any grammar, spelling, punctuation etc. mistakes, as i'm still getting used to writing good dialogue. I will try and go back later to re-vise any of these errors. Things will not change drastically it will to mainly fix the way things are laid out here and there and trying to continue to flush out characters personalities (another things I'm not that good at). They'll be many chapters to come so trying to keep them shorter. Let me know what you think, polite constructive criticism is welcomed.