"Wow," Rin said with amazement. "Miku, I didn't know you were such a heavy packer."

Miku carried a suitcase full of clothes for her night at Rin's. They had met at the fast food joint close to where Rin lived and were going to eat there. "Well I couldn't decide what to bring," Miku said as she placed her hands on her hips.

"Maybe just a toothbrush," Rin said. "We are, I think, the same size; you could just borrow my clothes."

Miku stood really close to Rin. "Nope. I'm still taller than you." Rin was only up to Miku's nose, but she was not going to give up until she had grown to be as tall as Miku.

"Our waists are the same size," Rin pointed out.

"But my hips are fuller and my chest is more filled out," Miku wanted to say but kept to herself. "Doesn't matter," she said aloud, "I'm carrying this to your house, not you. Now let's eat, I'm starving!"

So both girls ordered and ate and so on and so forth. "I'm just going to order something for Len and then we can go," Rin said.

"Why didn't he come?" Miku asked. "I'm sure he wouldn't mind meeting me here with you."

"Well," Rin said as she stood up, "he doesn't exactly know you're staying the night." With that she ran away from the table and into the line to order.

Miku shook her head. Rin may be older but Len was obviously in charge, and he will not take well to his sister doing things behind his back. "I don't think Len-Kun will mind," Miku thought. "He's knows very well I'm more responsible than Rin; and if not," Miku chuckled evilly, "it's the two of us against one of him."

"Okay, I have his burger," Rin held up the bag. "Are you ready to go?"

"Yep," Miku sang. "Let's make this a night to remember."

Rin grinned ear to ear. "I know you aren't that much of a goody-two-shoes."

Miku carried her suitcase. "Who said I was one?" she laughed. "I can just act more mature than you."

"I act better," Rin said.

"But I sell it."

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Len, finishing off most of his summer homework, began to wonder where is twin sister was. "How hard is it to pick up a lousy burger?" he wondered aloud.

"I'm home!" Rin's cheerful voice filled the house. What a scam.

"What took you so long?!" he yelled across the room as he stood up from the kitchen table and walked to the front door. When he saw two girls standing in the living room he knew why Rin had wanted to pick up burgers alone. "Rin," he said, "what's going on?"

"Miku's spending the night while Mom and Dad are out of town," Rin said as if it were nothing.

"I'm so sorry, Len-Kun," Miku apologized, "Rin-Chan made it sound as if you knew; it wasn't until after we ate she told me otherwise."

"Where's Miku-Chan going to sleep?" Len challenged his sister.

"In my room, of course," Rin answered.

Len looked at Miku. "Miku-Chan, I'm putting you in charge of Rin."

"What?" Rin asked as if she didn't hear clearly. "You can't do that!"

"I'm in charge," Len said, "I can do whatever I want."

"But you're the youngest of the three of us!" Rin pointed out.

"But I'm the most mature," he said cooly.

Rin looked at Miku, hoping she could say something to change Len's mind. Miku, however, just shrugged and said, "I can't argue with that. Maturity-wise, Len-Kun is older than us by a few good years."

Rin just stared at Miku in disbelief. "You're a traitor."

Miku giggled. "Don't talk to your superior that way," Miku said as she flicked Rin in the forehead.

Rin rubbed the place Miku flicked. "I don't like you."

"Come on, Rin-Chan~," Miku sang, "you know you don't mean that."

"Um, excuse me," Len got their attention, "may I have my burger?"

"Sure Len-Kun!" Miku said. She took the bag from Rin and gave it to him. "Here!"

"Thanks Miku-Chan," he said as he began walking back to the kitchen.

When Len was out of sight Miku walked up to Rin and asked "Where's your room?"

"And why should I tell you?" Rin said annoyed.

"One," Miku held up one finger, "you invited me here, I'm your guest; and two," Miku held up two fingers, "I just made Len-Kun think I'm trustworthy. If he thinks he can trust me then I have more freedom than if I had argued in your defense."

Rin thought about. Miku did compliment Len by stating how much more mature he was than Rin, and obviously he was pleased to hear that. Rin already knew that Len did like Miku so Miku could easily play on his trust for her.

"You're a stinking genius," Rin said.

"You can learn from me," Miku said. "Now where's your room? This suitcase is heavy."

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"Miku," Rin said as the movie's credits began to role, "you are such a nerd." The three of them, Len on the couch and the girls on the floor, had watched a movie of Miku's choosing and Rin, lying against Miku, found the movie to be incredibly boring.

Miku flipped off the TV. "That movie's a classic! You have to admit that it was good."

"I have to admit that I'm glad I was born in this time era," Rin said as she sat up. "I do like the time travel, though; that was cool."

Miku rolled her eyes. "Hey, Len-Kun, what did you think?" No answer came. Miku looked up at him. "Len-Kun?" She listened to his breathing. "He's asleep!" Miku whispered in horror.

"Guess I wasn't the only one who found the movie boring!" Rin quietly laughed.

Miku allowed an evil smile to climb up her lips. "Rin, where do you keep your markers?"

"In the kitchen drawer," Rin answered. "Why?"

Miku stood up, ran to the kitchen, and tip-toed back. Tossing Rin a marker she said, "Nobody falls asleep during my favorite movie and gets away with it. Plus, this opportunity's too good to pass up."

Rin understood what Miku wanted to do. Rin was rubbing off on Miku, a fact Rin didn't know should make her proud or worry. Both girls began to draw on Len's face; Rin stuck to the classis glasses and a mustache, but Miku drew stars on Len's cheeks.

"Let's see how long it takes for him to notice," Miku smiled.

"This is going to be so good!" Rin predicted as she snapped a picture. "Miku, you are the best sister ever!"

Author's Note: I hate mosquitos. I really do. Especially big ones. A little while back I killed one twice the size of my thumbnail, and one time I saw one that was about two inches long. Why do I hate them? They never leave me alone! I can be outside with my family and I'm the only who ever gets bitten. And everyone wonders why I prefer indoors.

StarlightFire10: Thanks!

nekopyon: O.O *to Miku* Miku-Sama, you might want to hide.

BluTiger101: Here's the chapter! Awesome username, by the way.

-Ray