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Kuki: I'm sure it'll be wonderful

Me: You're not sucking up are you?

Wally: Why would we suck up ta you?

Abby: Chill ya'll. No one is sucking up ta anyone. And our authoress need not jump ta conclusions like that.

Me: **looks down at her feet** Sorry Abby. So here's chapter 2 for you to feast on.

Codename Kids Next Door: Operation U.N.I.T.E.

Unprepared

Night

Introduces

Teens

Exclusively

Chapter 2
Wally

There were rainbow monkeys everywhere. So. Many… it burnt! The colors were fusing together and blinding and that infernal song.

"Rainbow monkeys! Rainbow Monkeys! All so very round and super chunky!"

"AWE! Shut UP You Dorky, Stupid-"

Suddenly a giant, purple rainbow monkey jumped in front of him and roared, flames in his eyes.

"You didn't just call a rainbow monkey stupid, did you?" a girl with long dark hair and an oversized green sweatshirt said, her covered hands on her hips.

"Rainbow Dorkies Are Stupid!" Another roar. Suddenly there was cake all around and… hamsters?

"Awe, there you are Lucky!" the girl squealed and cuddled with a hamster.

"What is this?"

"You know Lucky Numbuh 4."

"Numbuh 4?" The name rang through his head. "I-" Suddenly the girl faded, there was the bare glimpse of a suction cup, a flash of light and a scream.

"NOOOOO!" Wallabee Beatles shot up screaming, his haphazard sheets drenched in sweat. "Crud," he hissed.

"Wallabee?" his mom asked and walked in. Blinding him temporarily, the light poured through the room from the hallway. He could make out his mom's frame and a smaller shadow which must've been his baby brother (not much of a baby anymore).

"Was it another nightmare?" she asked, her voice etched with worry.

"I'm foine Mum."

"Ya sure?"

"Yes Mum. I'll be foine."

"Alroight… breakfast is waitin' downstairs."

Wally nodded and saw his mother disappear from the door frame. Joey was still there, watching his older brother kick his legs over slowly and burry his face in his hands.

"You shouldn't ave lied to Mum."

"I don't need her worryin about meh."

"Uh-huh," he said disbelievingly.

"Don't yah have school or somethin?"

"Don't you? Bloody, angsty teenagers," Joey muttered before walking down to the kitchen. What's his problem? Wally wondered while slipping the ratty old orange sweatshirt over his damp hair.

Ever since he could remember (and for some strange reason that was from age 13 and on) he had worn the same sweatshirt. It was his trademark, his symbol. It made him Wally Beatles.

Maybe Joey's roight. I have way too much drama about the little things.

"Wallabee! Get down here and eat your breakfast!" his mom's yell rang and seemed to reverberate all the more through his room.

"I'm comin!"

Wally slid down the stair rail and jumped to the bottom floor where the kitchen arc and a delicious breakfast waited. But why he was going the opposite way?

"Wait, wha?"

"We're going to beh late fer school," Joey answered and continued to drag his older brother through the hall.

"Awe, but wha' about breakfast?"

His little brother just shrugged and pushed him to the waiting school bus. It was the embarrassment of Wally that he still rode the bus, not having enough money to earn a car.

The Ausie made his way to the back alone while Joey found his friends and started chatting away. Everyone of course knew that Wally hated school, but school without many friends was torture. He did have a friend, but not many classes with him. Sure there were the guys from wrestling, but many had cliques of their own (of course a guy would never be caught using the word clique. They're too macho-manly-meness for that).

Wally looked up and saw Hoagie Gilligan walking back, his blue cap hiding the bush of brown hair and yellow-tinted glasses slid down his nose. "Do we always have to sit in the back?" he asked.

"Yeah."

The bus slowly continued on to other houses until it finally rolled to a stop in front of Gallagher-Hendry High School.

Both seniors got off as quick as possible before the bus took off for the middle and elementary schools. Before he made his way into the school, Wally's green eyes caught the scene of a couple in their car. The girl looked disappointed as the assumed "boyfriend" got out and pushed past him.

"Watch it Beatles." Wally rolled his eyes and ignored the football captain and aircraft wiz.

"Hey, Wally, you ok?"

"Yeah, it's just Ace."

"Well, if you don't hurry up, we'll be late—"

"Yeah, yeah, I'm comin…" but he wasn't listening. His attention was more on the Japanese beauty that stepped out of the car.

Hoagie rolled his eyes and left his friend. The girl didn't notice him at first, until the luck of tripping up the school steps landed her books at his feet.

"Hey, oh I'm really sorry."

Wally shrugged. "Whatevah." I should help her with her books. No problem. Wally bent down to pick up the fallen books and hand them back, but he tripped over an untied shoelace and also tripped, falling backwards.

"CRUD!"

The girl started to laugh and helped him up.

"What's so funny?" he demanded.

"You for one," she giggled and then stuck out her hand. "I'm Kuki Sanban." Kuki Sanban. Where had he heard that name before?

"Uh, Wally Beatles," he answered and shook her hand. For a minute, it felt like sparks when they touched and each teenager blushed before quickly pulling away. Memories of last night's nightmare flashed in his head. Rainbow monkeys, candy, a room filled with stuffed animals and the number 3 everywhere.

Suddenly the bell rang. "Oh, um… I should…"

"Uh… yeah…"

Kuki walked past him and opened the door before looking back over her shoulder. "It was nice meeting you… Wally."

You too Kooks. Kooks? Where did that come from?

"Uh…" Wally didn't answer, but just walked into the building and received a tardy for being late. That didn't matter, since Kuki was firmly implanted into his brain for the rest of first and second hour.

Wally: Ah nightmare! Ya gave meh a nightmare?

Me: What? Kuki had a dream too.

Wally: But her dream wasn't filled with cruddy STUPID Rainbow Dorkies!

Kuki: DON'T CALL RAINBOW MONKEY'S STUPID!

Me: Chill everyone. Wally, get over it. I know you hide a green rainbow monkey under your pillow

Kuki: **gasp** You do?

Wally: I do not.

Me: On to the next chapter.