Threw open the door of a nearby classroom, ran inside, and slammed it behind her

(chapter originally written by Phantom Pen at writing.com)

Deciding that a classroom that only _might _have people in it was still a safer choice than going downstairs into the school lobby where there _would _be people, Fuuka dashed towards the nearest classroom door. Still unaware of her second compromised piece of clothing, Fuuka didn't notice as her shirt was completely undone, the final bit of thread falling away from her and coming to rest in the middle of the hallway. The only thing keeping Fuuka's upper half modest now was her school jacket and the bra underneath, and one of those was far less modest than the other.

Slipping into the classroom, Fuuka quickly slammed the door behind her, hoping nobody caught a glimpse of her ducking into the room. Leaning against the door, Fuuka took a moment to catch her breath, still trying to figure out a solution to her missing skirt dilemma. Looking around, Fuuka saw that she had chosen wisely; the room was blissfully empty. While somebody might drop by later, she was safe from prying eyes for the moment.

Wiping her brow with her jacket sleeve, Fuuka had an idea. She remembered how Yukari would wear her pink camisole around her waist on the warmer days, keeping her identifiable pink on her person while keeping cool. Fuuka might be able to recreate that idea with her jacket. While tying her jacket around her waist would still leave some of her lower half exposed, she might be able to mitigate that with her bag. She could cover her rear end with the jacket and hold her bag in front of her. It wasn't perfect, but it was certainly something!

Deciding that this was her safest course of action, Fuuka pulled her jacked over her head only to finally realize her latest development. Shrieking, Fuuka crossed her arms over her chest despite nobody being around to see her.

"What happened to my shirt?!" Fuuka nearly shouted, surprised at finding herself in nothing but her bra on her upper half. While she didn't know what had happened to her shirt, what was important was that it was gone, and THAT was bad news. Now Fuuka had two issues to fix; her top and her bottom. She could use her jacket to solve one, but she'd still need to improvise a solution to the other. At the moment, Fuuka had to decide which was more important. Should she put her jacket back on and keep her top half decent, or go through with her plan to replace her skirt with her jacket and bag?