"He's living with Sagai-san now. I keep forgeting why I actually have some freedom." Kazahaya said as he changed into his clothes and looked out the window of his room.
In reality it really wasn't a normal day to any of the inhabitants of the store. Kakei-san had gotten a nice offer that had moved all four guys to America only a week before. There newest assignments had the boys scurring all across New York city and getting lost in every which direction. It had finally been decided on that Rikudo Himura would live with Sagai for a few weeks until things settled down. Also, two assignments had come in at once which had forced the boys apart so that they would be able to complete them on time.
"Of course I still see the dead fish and the big lug when its time for work. They're not as far as I would have liked." Kazahaya said tiredly as he ran down the stairs two at a time so he wouldn't be late for work.
"Ohayo Kakei-san!" He said cheerfully as he opened the door to see the man standing at the cashier's desk.
"Ohayo Kudo-kun, how might you be this morning?" The fair haired man asked as he adjusted his glasses.
"Tired, sore. Last night's job was hard." "Yes, but needed. Things went smoothly on both ends, and it seems no one suspects you and Rikudo were working togther. Good job!" Kakei said as he finished looking Kazahaya over.
"Your forgeting your apron." He remarked, and the day started.
About two days had passed before Kakei felt confident enough to tell Kazahaya his news. As the new Green Drug Store was closing up, Kakei beckoned the tired boy inside the back room where loads of supplies were kept. After closing the door behind him, Kakei smiled good naturedly at the 17 year old.
"I have a new job for you, and only you." He stared but was interupted by Kazahaya's yells of joy.
"Yes! I finally don't have to work with someone who will laugh at me just as soon as he'll breathe!"
Kakei chuckled at the boy's enthusiasm, then started again. "He's not that bad... But seriously, you'll be attending another high school, and this time it be to your advantage to fit in as best as you can." Kakei frowned when he saw the boy's happiness deflate in a mere milisecond.
"School? I'm not good at that."
"But you have to try, Kudo-kun. You'll be attending Bayville High school, and I expect you to find out a few secrets about some students. It'll be up to you to figure out who they are, it shouldn't be to hard with your abilites." He finished quietly, then sighed.
"You'll take it?"
"...Yeah..." Kazahaya said quietly as he figeted with his hair.
"Try to keep a low profile, this town is different than back home."