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Kristýna: Jo aha!

Ungr: Myslel jsem vědomostma!

TIME FOR A REBOOT.

So yeah... Just sayin'...

“Be quiet!” He walked over and picked up a pillow, hitting her in the back of the head lightly as he got back onto the bed. “I have to go to sleep now.” “Kay~” She turned, starting to climb onto the bed. “I can’t sleep with a girl in my bed!” He whispered harshly. A pouty look crossed her face. “Then where am I supposed to sleep?” “I don’t know!” He sighed. He saw her head disappear beside his bed and he sat up, trying to find her. The little cat jumped onto his bed. “Ahh! That’s still the same thing!” She shook her head and walked in a small circle beside his pillow before laying down and curling up. “I shouldn’t change back ‘til morning... Night~” She mumbled. “Gah! You talking while you’re a cat really doesn’t help the situation...” He groaned, staring at her for a moment. He scooted over on the bed, away from her, and laid down slowly, his back to her. “Too weird...” He mumbled before drifting into sleep. He rolled over as he woke up, surprised he could stay on his side all night. He reached for the alarm clock, turning it off. He opened his eyes, blinking to focus, and looked at the bed. “Now where’d you go?” He mumbled, not seeing the cat or the girl. His mom had left for work already so he could speak normally now instead of in hushed tones. “Airi? Where are you?” She was too good at hiding. He got up, still not seeing her. “Airi?” Nothing. Maybe it was a dream? He sighed and headed toward the bathroom, getting ready for school. It was the regular morning as he headed off to the bus stop. When he’d normally be alone for the first few minutes, there was someone already there. “Jake~!” Airi grinned, skipping over to meet him half way. “You were really knocked out! So much for not being able to sleep with a girl in your bed!” She giggled. “Shhh!!” He reached up to put a hand on her mouth but she already curled her lips together and covered it herself. “You shouldn’t yell stuff like that out loud...” He sighed. “Sorry,” She mumbled through her hands. “What’re you doing here anyway?” He asked, sticking his hand in his pockets. “Going to school with you~” She lowered her hands and twisted from side to side a  bit like she was excited about it. “I don’t have anything else to do today.” He was about to say something else to her when a guy on a skateboard came down the side walk. “Whoa whoa! Jakey’s talking to a girl?!” He laughed, haulting beside Airi and taking off his helmet. “And a hot one too~” He cooed, looking her up and down with hazel eyes. He ran a hand through his caramel hair. “So, uh, where’d you come from?” He asked, smirking. “She’s from out of town.” Jake answered before any sound could come out of her mouth. “Leave her alone Dan.” He sighed, knocking the guy’s helmet out of his hands. “Man, I’m just teasing!” Dan said, snatching his helmet back before Jake could grab it. He turned back to Airi. “I’m Dan.” “I just said that...” Ignoring Jake, he went on. “What’s your name?” “Airi.” She smiled. “Such a pretty name.” He grinned and picked up her hand, about to kiss her knuckles when Jake pulled her hand back and pushed on his cheek to make him face the other way. “You’re killin’ me Jakey!” Dan said, smirking as he pointed at his friend. “Bus.” Jake pointed to the large yellow bus coming down the street.

Check it out please~ It would mean  lot to me~

  “Nope! Just myself.” He faked a yawn and stretched so she couldn’t see much of his room behind him. “Well~ I think we should get back to bed. There’s still work and school tomorrow! Night~!” He tried to close the door but his mom stopped it. “You’re acting weird Jacob.” Crap, the whole first name. He cringed a little. “I’m just tired mom.” “Want me to tuck you in?” “Mom! I haven’t needed you to do that since I was little!” Of course she’d offer now when Airi was in his room. Funny how parents can embarrass their kids without even knowing it. “I know but it seems like you don’t want me in your room... Are you hiding a girlfriend or something?” She smirked. “Mom!” His face turned red. “What?! No! Why would you-?! Ugh!” “Then what else could you be hiding?” She pushed on the door a little while he was distracted with trying to formulate a response. He moved with the door, not really noticing until it was too late. “Mom, I-” He looked back and saw nothing but an empty bed. His mom huffed a little sigh and ran a hand over his hair. “Why’re you so weird, Jake?” She smirked and turned, walking back to her room. “Now go to sleep! You can practice that speech in the morning.” “Yes mom...” He mumbled, still staring at his room. He closed the door and looked around. Where did she go?