The study was to explore the interaction of opposite-sex among adolescents with physical disability, and was completed at school since the main characters were students. To completely and genuinely state their interaction with opposite sex, this study was centralized by multiple cases of two adolescents, called "Breeze" and "Rabbit." By using "semi-structured interviews outline" the author visited and talked with them closely as to collect information from themselves and significant others, including from family-parents, from school-class counselor, Section Chief of Special Education, student teachers and peer classmates. The researchers spent four months to collect information mainly through the close and frequent visit of these two adolescents, and secondly from the history data and observation. After information collection, this study narration is categorized by situational analysis to elaborate courtship of this teenager, and in timing sequence, separated into eleven topics: acquaintance, dating, falling in love, argument, resolution, going steady, promise and future. The last, based on the result after discussion, the paper proposes solutions toward the continuous study and toward adolescents with physical disability, their parents, and school teachers.