Greetings! Remember, I am not taking this seriously. This is simply a way to remove the massive writer's block that is ruining my life, and just to make sure you know this is made out of writer's block.

Note:

1. I don't own Ghost Hunt, although I wish I did, I don't.

2. I'm not taking this seriously.

3. Remember, Naru is just a boy in a girl's body.

4. I'm not sure if I'm making a pairing. If it is, you'll have to remember that Naru is a boy.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Monday, noon

Naru stared at the sight in front of him. This is the last place he had ever expected to be in his life. His growing days had ceased, so his clothes should fit him for the rest of his life…unless he gained weight, which he wasn't about to do. Yet here he was, in front of the mall.

He looked down at the clothes that Mai had lent him for the day. He hated them. His shirt was a hot pink tank top. He also wore a knee-length, hot pink skirt. Around which, he wore a black belt that hung loose on his hips. His shoes were black high heels. Mai had wanted him to carry a tiny black purse, which Naru had passionately hated.

Mai turned around to see Naru, deep in thought. She was already to the store door while Naru was still in the parking lot, oblivious to the cars that were honking at him. "Come on Naru-chan!" Mai called, putting emphasis on the chan.

Naru caught up with her, nearly tripping in his high-heels. "How do women wear these infernal shoes without tripping?" Naru asked. His voice was edged with anger.

Mai had trouble stifling her laughter. She walked into the first store she saw and headed towards the girl's section. Naru, wobbling and nearly tripping as he went, followed her as best he could.

When Naru caught up with her, he stood in amazement at how many different clothes there were. Not only were there many different styles, there were so many different colors that it seemed to crowd around him and drown him.

"How about this shirt Naru-chan?" Mai asked, holding up a long-sleeved pink shirt, that had a puppy dog on it that said, 'I wuff puppies.'

Naru glared at her, "Are there any black shirts?"

Mai looked around a while before answering, "Not that I can see."

Naru sighed, "Why do I want chocolate?"

"Most girls love chocolate," Mai answered.

"But I'm not a girl!" Naru practically shouted. At this comment, everyone in the store turned to look at Naru, who shrank at their stares.

"Sure. You're not a girl Naru-chan," Mai said teasingly.

Naru stared at her with his evil stare. For some reason, when Naru was a girl, his evil stare didn't have quite the same affect. Instead of making Mai be quiet, she simply started laughing.

Mai stopped as she saw Naru do something uncharacteristic. He looked sad. Perhaps this was because he turned into a girl that became emotional, or maybe it was because turning into a girl had broken down his confidence, either way, he looked extremely sad.

Mai immediately felt ashamed that she had made fun of Naru. She reached over to Naru and gave him a hug. "It's okay. We'll fix it," she said.

After a few moments Naru said, "Mai, let go of me…please."

"Hold on one second," Mai said.

Naru blushed as she held onto him.

After a few more seconds, she let go of him. She pulled her hand back, holding up a short-sleeved black shirt. The only decoration on it was a red rose on the front. "Is this shirt good enough?" Mai asked.

Naru nodded, silenced by Mai's actions.

"Okay! Let's find some more shirts!" Mai said, joyously. She grabbed his hand and led him to another rack of clothes.

After an hour or two, they ended up with seven shirts, five pants, and two skirts.

"Are we done yet?" Naru asked wearily.

"Not yet, Naru-chan. We have one more place to go," Mai said.

"Where else could we possibly have to go?" Naru asked.

Mai grabbed his wrist and began directing him to the back of the store. Naru's eyes bulged as he looked at the place he had to go. The part of the store in front of him was the one place that boys never should have to go, at least in Naru's opinion.

"Why here?" Naru asked.

"Because you're a girl, remember?" Mai said.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is the end of this chapter. My writer's block is slowly lifting. Thanks for reading, even though you didn't have to because, this is seriously written out of writer's block.

Anyway, guess at where they're going, and read about it in the next chapter.

Remember, this is made out of writer's block! I am not taking this seriously!