Hey y'all. I know I said that the next time I updated it would be for 'The New Digi' but I came up with this idea a little while ago and I just had to share it. The best thing about not knowing a lot about what they all like is that you can take some creative freedom to come up with it yourself and thus this story was born. You'll find out why in a second.

Until then, I hope you guys enjoy this little ditty I created.

The sound of students clamoring around the cafeteria added to the atmosphere on a perfectly normal school day at Tsukishima High School. It was a beautiful fall day with clear blue skies and a bright sun streaming light into the cafeteria. Outside, the air was crisp and cool, signaling that fall had indeed arrived in the Tokyo metropolitan area.

"Ok, so a cowboy rides into town on Friday. He stays three days and then he leaves on Friday. How did he do it?" Tai Kamiya asked as he downed a chopstick-full of ramen noodles.

Matt Ishida scratched his chin as he thought of the answer to the riddle. He and Tai were eating lunch together. Sora was supposed to be joining them but she was late, which was unusual. Sora was usually never late for something, so the guys were unsure if there was a cause for alarm.

After a few more seconds, Matt stopped scratching his chin.

"Give it to me again?" He asked.

Tai groaned in exasperation. This was the third time Matt asked him to repeat the riddle again and he was running out of ways to explain it.

"Just admit you don't know the answer, Matt," he said. "It'll spare us the trouble."

"No I understand what the question is," Matt retorted. "I'm just trying to make sure I have it figured out. One more time, come on."

Tai rolled his eyes before giving the riddle again.

"So there's a cowboy," he said.

"Uh-huh," Matt nodded.

"He rides into a town on Friday. He stays for three days and then he leaves on Friday. How did he do it?"

"Easy," a familiar female voice reached their ears. "The horse's name is Friday."

The two looked to see Sora standing behind the two of them, a smirk on her lovely face. Her auburn hair seemed to shine even brighter than usual with the sunlight coming from her back and her crimson eyes had a brightness to them that caused her male friends to know something was up.

"About time you got here," Tai commented.

"Sorry, guys," she apologized, sitting down in the seat next to Tai and across from Matt. "I had to sneak away for a little while to take care of something important."

"And what would that be?" Matt asked, moving in closer to see what she had to say.

Sora looked to her right to see if she could find what she was looking for in the vast crowd of students. She smiled when she caught sight of her.

"Here she comes now," she said.

Tai's eyes nearly shot out of his head in shock at who was walking towards them: short brown hair, brown eyes, a look of excitement on her cute face, and a green middle school uniform. She had the looks of an innocent young girl with a flirtatious side lurking underneath. A package lay in her arms. It was his little sister Kari.

Kari smiled as she caught sight of the group of older kids before walking over to them.

"Hi, guys," she greeted as she sat down.

"Kari?" Tai asked, shocked to see his sister at his school. "What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be at school?"

"Oh that old place?" She remarked snidely. "I high-tailed it out of there the first chance I got. Didn't look back."

Tai couldn't believe it. His baby sister was skipping school? He was about to give her the most stern lecture he could think of before she started cracking up laughing.

"What's so funny?" He demanded. "There is nothing funny about skipping school, young lady!"

"I'm kidding," she replied, lowering her hands down to tell him to calm down. "Don't get your panties in a bunch. I had an extended lunch period and wanted to come eat with you today, that is after I deliver the goods."

Tai and Matt looked at the box that she placed on the table, wondering with curiosity as to what could possibly be in it.

"What's in the box, Kari?" Matt asked.

She smiled wickedly. "You'll see. Hold on to your socks, lady and gentlemen."

As she pried open the box, the three older teenagers leaned forward to get a peek at what could be in there. Was Kari carrying something of significance? What if it was an abandoned baby Digimon that somehow got into the real world? The infected Digimon episode was still fresh in their minds, even though it had been a few months since it ended. If it was, how were they going to care for it?

"TA-DA!" Kari flashed her hands up with nine small rectangular pieces of paper in them.

It wasn't an abandoned baby Digimon but Tai, Matt, and Sora had no clue as to what they could be.

Matt was the first to voice this to her. "What are they?"

"They're movie tickets," Kari explained, hopping slightly where she was standing in sheer excitement. "Look closely at them."

Squinting their eyes so they could read what was printed on the ticket, Sora gasped in excitement. She took one in her hands to read it closely, just to make sure that it was what she thought it to be.

"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire midnight screening," she read quietly.

Before Tai and Matt could even react, an ear-splitting squeal of joy came from Sora's mouth, a sound that they never expected to come from her. She and Kari embraced and began jumping up and down in adulation.

Tai and Matt looked at each other like they were missing something.

"Are we missing something?" Tai asked, interrupting the two females' display of adolescent joy.

Kari promptly smacked him upside the head, an annoyed look on her face.

"Ow!" He groaned indignantly. "That hurt."

"Don't be dumb!" She raged. "You are missing everything! Sora and I pooled some money together to buy tickets for all of us to the midnight premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire this weekend. You have no idea how hard it was to get these things and how expensive they were!"

Suddenly it dawned on Tai what Kari was really doing the other night when she said that she was staying at a friend's house to study. She wasn't doing any studying, she was camping out at the theater so that she could be among the first ones to buy tickets.

"You were camping out in front of the theater so you were the first one to buy tickets the other night, weren't you?" He said.

She smiled and nodded her head. "Yes I was."

"You lied to me," his tone turned darker, sounding like a stern parent preparing to tell their child off. "Why did you lie to me, Kari?"

Kari rolled her eyes at her brother's attempt to make her feel guilty. "Because I wanted it to be a surprise," she replied defensively. "I thought you guys would be excited about going to the midnight premiere. Besides, you know how much I have been dying to see this movie."

"Oh don't pay any attention to him, Kari," Sora placed a hand on the younger girl's shoulder. "He just doesn't see what's in front of him."

"And what is that supposed to mean?" Tai retorted. His eyes narrowed at his best girl friend.

"You know exactly what I mean," she shot back.

Tai could feel everyone's eyes on him, which made him uncomfortable at being the center of attention.

"What's everyone looking at me for?"

"Hi gang," another female voice joined the conversation.

The group turned to see another one of their friends, Mimi, leaning over between Sora and Tai as she tried to get into the conversation. Her appearance seemed to get rid of the rising tension between Tai and everyone else, for which he was thankful.

"What's going on?" She asked.

"Hi, Mimi," Matt greeted, soon joined by everyone else reciprocating the greeting.

Kari handed her a ticket. "Here you go, Mimi."

"What's this?" Mimi asked, looking down to examine the ticket in her hands. After looking at it, she promptly squealed in delight like the other girls did. "THE PREMIERE?!"

"YES!" Kari screamed, just as excited as her friend, before the two of them jumped in elation together like she did with Sora. Sora even got into the act as well after a few seconds.

"Not again," Tai groaned as he slumped back in his chair. "Can you guys stop squealing like schoolgirls for one second please?"

This caused the three of them to stop and glare at him with contemptuous looks.

"We are schoolgirls, Tai," Mimi retorted. "And this is a very big deal, in case you aren't aware."

Taking two tickets from Kari's hand, Sora offered them to the two boys.

"Do you guys want to go? It'll be fun."

'Yeah, fun for you.' Tai immediately thought as he and Matt looked at the two tickets like they were going to turn into snakes and bite them at any second. 'But I don't think Matt and I will be able to enjoy the movie with you guys fangirling over every moment.'

"Uh sure," he replied, hesitantly accepting the ticket from Sora's hand.

"I guess I'm in," Matt took the other one.

"Great," Sora smiled before she turned back to the girls. "OH MY GOSH, YOU GUYS! THIS IS GOING TO BE SO FUN!"

More loud squeals filled the cafeteria as the three of them continued their loud conversation as they walked out, leaving Tai and Matt in shock from what they just saw.

"What have we gotten ourselves into, man?" Tai asked.

"I don't know," Matt replied, shaking his head. "So do you have any other riddles for me?"

"Oh yeah," Tai returned to what they were doing before the girls came in. "Here's one you'll never guess: why is a raven like a writing desk?"

Izzy Izumi poured himself another cup of coffee as he sat in front of the monitors of the supercomputer in his office. Despite it getting later in the day, he wasn't ready to head home just yet because he still had some programming things he needed to tie up before he did. He had been at his office since school let out and up since five o'clock that morning so he needed the cup of coffee desperately.

Pouring in creamer and a packet of sugar, he stirred the drink gently until it was enough to where he liked it. Even though oolong tea had long been his drink of choice, he had started taking up coffee fairly recently.

As he turned to look at the monitor to his left, a surprising sight greeted him. Mimi stood there with their noses practically inches from each other.

"Hiya, Izzy Boy," she greeted.

Izzy yelped at her sudden appearance. He was so surprised that he jumped so far back in his chair that it met the ground with a thud. Thankfully his coffee wasn't in his hand otherwise it would have spilled all over him.

"Mimi, don't do that," he chastised, even though his face was already turning red. "I could have cracked my head open."

"Oh quit whining," she picked him up from the floor. "Want me to kiss it so it feels better?"

Izzy's face flushed even darker but quietly picked up his chair and set it back behind the desk.

"That won't be necessary," he said rather quickly.

Sitting back down in front of his computer, he asked, "Why are you here anyway?"

She held a ticket out in front of him.

"To give you this," she replied. "Want to go? Everyone else is going. We're just waiting on you and Joe to join."

He took the ticket from her to examine it. Once he saw that it was for the new Harry Potter movie, Izzy immediately shoved it back in her face.

"No thanks," he said. "Not a fan of Harry Potter. The whole concept of it is completely illogical. I mean a magical school for witches and wizards, whoever heard of such a thing? Besides, I'm busy this weekend."

Mimi groaned loudly.

"Nothing that doesn't have to do with computers makes sense to you," she complained. "Have you even actually seen it?"

"No I haven't," he replied. "But I've read the books though so I'm fine."

"It's not the same thing," Mimi persisted, turning his chair away from the computer so that he looked her square in the eyes. The redness in Izzy's face returned ten-fold as his eyes met hers.

Realizing that yelling at him wasn't going to work, and seeing the redness on his face, she tried a different tactic.

"Come on, Izzy," she said flirtatiously, raising her eyebrows suggestively. "It'll be fun."

Izzy tried to ignore the feelings that were surging through his entire body when Mimi raised her eyebrows but it was getting harder and harder as the seconds ticked by. It was so cute and sexy that he couldn't help but be affected. She knew how to push his buttons and was using them to her full advantage.

"Mimi, I…"

"Koushiro."

She was wasting no time in going for the jugular by using his real name. Izzy's face became completely red at that moment.

"But…"

"No buts," she crept her index and middle finger up his shoulder ever so slowly. "You're coming with us because we want you to. I want you to as well."

Izzy inhaled and exhaled out of his nose rapidly as her magic fingers neared the back of his neck. He couldn't take it anymore.

"Ok, I'll go!" He screamed rather loudly. "Just stop doing that, please."

Mimi smiled victoriously as she then stopped her flirtatious behavior and backed away from him. "Perfect. Oh my God, this is going to be so great. Can you call Joe for me?"

"Uh sure," he nodded mindlessly, still frazzled by her flirting just a second ago. Pulling out his phone, he found Joe's number in his contact list and clicked on it.

"Joe Kido," came the older boy's response after a few seconds.

Izzy handed his Blackberry over to Mimi. "It's for you."

"Joe, hi," she greeted. "What's going on? Are you busy this weekend?"

"Hold on, Mimi," Joe slowed her down, taking a few seconds of silence before finally returning to the call. "Ok, what's up?"

"You are not going to believe this," she began, so excited that she could hardly stand still. "But Kari got us all tickets to go to the midnight premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire this weekend. Thus far, it's all of us girls, Tai, Matt, and Izzy going. I was hoping that you would be willing to join us too."

Joe sighed apologetically on the other line. "I wish I could, Mimi, but I can't. I have to study this weekend. College is not what you think it is," he explained. "I'm sorry. Maybe I'll go see it some other time with my girlfriend."

"You don't have a girlfriend, Joe," she retorted. "She's only in your head."

"I actually have a real girlfriend now," he shot back. "We've been together since last month."

"Oh yeah? What's her name?"

Silence greeted her for a few seconds. She smugly smiled, thinking that she had him trapped, until he finally answered back.

"You might want to sit down for this one," he said. "But it's Jun Motomiya."

Izzy spat out his coffee all over the computer monitor, having overheard the conversation. Mimi simply had a look of shock on her face.

"You mean Matt's craziest super-fan, Jun Motomiya? That one?" she demanded.

"Yes, it's her," Joe replied, a pleased tone in his voice. "She's not nearly as crazy as she was, except about me. She's really something, I'm telling you. I think something will come out of this. I'm sorry I can't make it. I've got a test next week so I need to hit the books."

Mimi rolled her eyes in annoyance. Of course Joe would pull out the studying excuse, even though he was a first year at the University of Tokyo as a pre-med student. But she knew just how to convince him to put down the books for a night and have some fun.

"Joe, one night off from studying is not the end of the world," she said. "Plus this is something that does not come around that often. We miss you…I miss you."

"Mimi…"

"Joey," she teased, calling him by his ultra-despised nickname. She could almost see his face turning red with anger on the other line.

"Mimi, would you not call me that? Please!" He said through gritted teeth.

"It's just for one night. Come and join us. Heck you can even bring Jun along if you want but she has to buy her way."

"Mimi!"

"I'm kidding," she clarified. "I'll buy her a ticket if there are any left. So what do you say?"

The phone went silent for several seconds but Mimi knew Joe was thinking about it.

"Joe, are you still there?" She asked.

"Yeah I'm still here," he replied. She could hear him sigh on the other line. "I can't believe I'm doing this but Jun and I will go. You can just stop by my place to drop off the ticket."

A smile finally worked its way onto Mimi's lovely face. "Joe, you really are the Digidestined of Reliability," she gushed. "If you were here right now, I'd kiss you."

"Uh, no problem," he replied bashfully. "I'll talk to you later. Bye."

The phone went dead after that.

"So what do you say?"

TK looked at the ticket in Kari's outstretched hand in front of him. It was very tempting to say the least: a chance to go to the midnight premiere of the new Harry Potter movie with his friends and his best friend above all.

He and Kari went and saw Chamber of Secrets together when it first came out three years ago and he had been hooked ever since. At first he hadn't been too sure about it, though he had read the books when he was younger, but Kari had convinced him to go. Davis was so pissed off when he heard about them going to it together that the memory of his face always caused TK to laugh.

Softly smiling, he took the ticket from Kari's hand with a nod.

"You bet," he said. "Can't wait. Remember when we saw Prisoner of Azkaban last year with my brother and Sora?"

Kari chuckled at the memory. "Oh yes. How Matt pretended to be aloof about the whole thing but we saw right through his act. He loved it."

"Yeah he did," TK chuckled as well. "Though of course he won't admit it to me."

He looked down at the ticket. "The midnight premiere, that's pretty awesome."

He then smirked. "Are we going to wear our robes there?"

"Oh yes we are," she nodded, smirking as well. "No matter how much it annoys our brothers, we will do it."

"That's the whole point."

As the sounds of traffic went by them, TK headed off towards home with a wave.

"I'll call you later, ok?"

She nodded, towing her bike along the path.

"See ya," she said with a wink before heading home.

TK felt his cheeks begin to flush pink as he turned away from her and strode off.

Looks like they're all in. Hopefully it all lives up to their expectations, which you will find out in the next chapter of this two-shot story. So many romantic implications in this first chapter that it makes your head spin...and Joe is dating Jun Motomiya?! When did that happen?

So I kinda got it into my head that Kari and Sora would be the major Harry Potter fans of the group and Tai and Matt are the reluctant followers. It does fit, wouldn't you say? Anyway, I'm kinda going off the rails here. Hope you guys have enjoyed the first chapter. Be sure to leave a review and subscribe as you read because it lets me know you're reading.