It was break and Lincoln has just revived a text from Haiku.
Haiku: Do you know anywhere quite we can meet?
Lincoln: It's not really quite but there isn't many people.
Haiku: That will do, where is it?
Lincoln: It's the music room.
Haiku: I see what you mean, I'll see you there.
Soon at the music room.
Lincoln was waiting for Haiku outside the music room. He noticed that everyone has been taking quick glances at him all day, but Lincoln just brushed it off as them being shocked at how he possibly traumatised Chandler.
"So they're staining at you to." Haiku said, stood next to him.
Lincoln jumped at her sudden appearance, before responding. "It might be because you spooked half the school yesterday."
"No one has looked mad at me." Haiku commented. "Everyone it just staring at us now." True enough when the turned to face the others they was all staring at then. They quickly snapped out of it and all looked away pretending to do one thing or another, occasionally taking a glance at the two. "Let's go inside, I don't like the attention." Haiku spoke up.
They went inside the music room to see Tabby playing, she spotted two and greeted them. "Well if it isn't Black and White."
"Black and White!?" Lincoln and Haiku asked confused.
"Yeah, it's your couple name." Tabby casually answered.
"Couple name!?" They yelled shocked.
"Tabby where is this coming from?" Lincoln asked.
"It's all over every social network ever mate. Well that and your sister's eyes." Tabby answered. "I'm surprised you didn't know."
"We've noticed people looking at us, but we didn't know that's why. Besides I've been too busy taking care of Lucy."
"And I don't have any of those kind of apps." Haiku added on.
"So you two aren't dating?" Tabby asked. They shook their heads no. "Oh, my bad. So how is Lucy?"
"Me and my sisters have faked her being ill so she can have today off, but she'll be back tomorrow." Lincoln responded, he was on his phone checking if what Tabby said is true. "I see what you mean Tabby. There's tones of posts, pictures, and videos about yesterday." Lincoln's face began to show signs of anger as he tightened his grip on his phone. "And plenty of people insulting Lucy." Lincoln said in a low, aggressive tone.
"They're not worth it mate." Tabby called. Lincoln snapped out of his rage and looked to her. "They're just a bunch of bloody idiots."
Lincoln smiled at this. "Thanks Tabby." He said and Tabby nodded in response.
"We should work on our argument to get Lucy back in the Morticians Club." Haiku spoke up, Lincoln nodded.
Later at lunch.
Lincoln and Clyde meet up with Haiku and walked to the Morticians Club. They noticed the glances from the others.
"I don't like how everyone's staring at us, especially now that i know why." Haiku admitted, as she nervously looked around.
"Yeah, it's a bit unnerving." Clyde agreed.
"Relax." Lincoln casually responded. "Their not going to do anything."
"Lincoln!" The Loud twins yelled, before taking their brother onto his back out of nowhere.
"Unless your related." Lincoln groaned.
"Lincoln, are you and Haiku dating!?" Lola asked as she garbed his collar. A crowed had gathered around them, looking between the supposed love birds. Haiku lowered her head and blushed a little.
"Have you kissed yet!?" Lana added causing Haiku to feel even more embarrassed and blushed more.
"oooo." the crowed responded.
"No and No." Lincoln deadpanned.
"How do we know you're not lying?" Lola asked, suspicious.
"Do you really think I could keep that a secret from you and our sisters?" Lincoln asked still completely unfazed.
After a moment of silence Lana spoke up. "He's got a point."
"Okay we believe you." Lola agreed.
"Great, can you let go of me now?" Lincoln asked.
Lola quickly let go of him, and the twins helped him up. "Bye Lincoln." The twins waved as they left, with the crowed moving out their way.
Lincoln looked around at the crowed. "Erm." with that the crowed dissipated.
When the group entered the club's room Haiku called for their attention. "We have a argument for Lucy to be reconsidered for the Morticians Club."
"She is not here, so there can be no vote." One of the taller male members argued with a little annoyance in his voice. Lincoln could instantly tell he had voted out his sister.
"It is not a rule." Haiku countered calmly.
"It is." The boy answered.
"since when?" Haiku asked.
"Recently." The boy smirked along with a few other members.
"How recently?" This time it was Lincoln who asked as he glared.
"Very recently." The boy responded.
"Lucy will be coming to school tomorrow, we'll be back at first break." Lincoln said in a low voice.
"That's fine." The boy responded.
"I want a list of the rules." Lincoln demanded.
"They will be given to you that morning." The boy smirked.
Lincoln knew that smirk it meant they couldn't be trusted. "No. You will add new rules behind our backs, so well take them now."
The boys smirk vanished as he handed them the rules on a rolled up piece of paper. Lincoln looked it over before giving it to Haiku to look over. Haiku nodded. "The original rule and your recent change is all here and will be the only rules aloud in the debate." Haiku called out, before rolling the paper up.
Later out side the Loud House.
Lincoln, Haiku and Clyde. Walked up to the front door. Lincoln put his hand on the door handle, and turns to Haiku. "Is this the first time you've been here isn't it?" Haiku nodded. "In that case welcome to mine and Lucy's daily chaos." When they walked in there was no one there. "What the? I'm back, where are you!?" Lincoln yelled, causing Haiku and Clyde to flinch at the sudden increase in volume.
"We're all up here bro!" Luna yelled back from upstairs.
"Is Lucy with you!?" Lincoln shouted.
"We're all here Lincoln!" Lori shouted back.
"And we're waiting on you, so get up here!" Lola yelled.
Lincoln shrugged and signaled the others to follow him up stairs. They all walked into Lori and Leni's room. "Are you sure you two aren't dating?" Lana asked.
Lincoln sighed. "I'm sure Lana, she's just here to help make a case to get Lucy back in the Mortians Club."
"Some of them are playing dirty to keep her out." Clyde mentioned.
"Playing dirty how?" Lori asked.
"L-L-Lori." Clyde said. Lincoln put his hand over Clyde's nose and pinched it. Drops of Clyde's blood dripped onto Lincoln's hand as Clyde passed out.
Lincoln caught Clyde with his other hand, and kept his hand in his nose as he lower the now unconscious Clyde to the ground. "Can someone pass me some tissues?" Lincoln asked. Lori passed him a box of tissues from her bedside. "Thanks." Lincoln took them and began to clear up the blood.
"So how are they playing dirty?" Lisa asked.
"They've added new rules behind my back." Haiku spoke up. She took out the rolled up piece of paper and handed it to Lucy.
"Just scare them like you scared Chandler Lincoln." Lynn answered. "He defiantly wet himself."
"Yeah, he was in the deep end there. Ha ha ha, get it?" Luan joked. The Loud's sighed and Haiku gave Luan a funny look.
"That won't work. We've got to play their way." Lincoln called back.
Lucy looked through the rules. "I need to be present, but only members can enter the room. They are making it tricky."
"Not tricky enough, we'll stink bomb the room." Lincoln called to them as he threw a ball of blood stained tissues into the bin, and walking over to them.
"He he he, poo poo." Lily giggled.
"That's that problem." Luna said.
"But their's still persuading them." Lincoln spoke up. "Some of them seem to have it out for you."
"Relay?" Lucy said intrigued. She looked through the rules again. "We can use that against them."
"Of course. Emotions can not be aloud to cloud judgement." Haiku agreed.
"The best defence is a good offence." Lynn quoted.
"In this case I concur." Lisa agreed.
The Loud's began to smile confidently. "With that settled, I'm going to put Clyde into my room." Lincoln said before slinging Clyde over his shoulder, and walking out the room.
As soon as Lincoln shut the door Luna walked up and locked it.
"So Haiku is it? What do you think of our brother?" Lori asked grinning, as was all the other sisters.
Haiku was caught off guard by the sudden change in topic. "Haven't you two told them that's just a rumour?" She asked the twins.
"We have." Lana answered.
"But we want to know if it's going to stay like that." Lola followed up.
"Come on, what do you of Linky?" Leni asked.
"He's...urm kind." Haiku spoke up, she hopped that would be enough, but they only inched closer. "Sigh, he's also determined, respectful and-"
"And wondering why his sisters can't stop sticking there noses in his personal relationships." Lincoln cut off Haiku through the door, startling the girls. "Can you unlock the door now?" Luna unlocked it and Lincoln walked in. "Did you guys forget that the last time you did this? I had to juggle four dates"
"I don't think you did that bad." Luan responded.
"Yeah, you're a jack of all trades thanks to us." Lynn commented.
"And they all preferred the guy I asked to sub for me when Ronnie Ann showed up." Lincoln counted.
"I can't speak for the others, but I think it would have gone better if we talked for more then 20 seconds at a time." Haiku commented.
"Relay?" Lori asked, as all eyes were now on Haiku as she realised what she just said.
Noticing Haiku's embarrassed look, Lincoln changed the topic. "Alright, alright, that's enough. Why was this meeting called anyway?"
"Ask Lynn." Lori responded.
As all eyes turned to Lynn she spoke up. "Well, Lucy woke me up when she was packing up to run away. I thought she was just moving her stuff into your room, and I herd every word you both said, including when Lincoln said he's wanted to run away at times." Everyone except Lucy and Lynn looked at Lincoln surprised. "And well, I get why you both feel like out casts, but I don't know what I'd do if either of you left." With that she pulled them both into a hug. Lincoln accepted the hug, while Lucy just stood their.
Soon they felt another wrap their arms around, then another, and another, and another until the the two black sheep was embraced by all their sisters. "We're sorry for making you both feel that way." Lori spoke up.
"We shouldn't have mocked you for what you like." Luna added on.
"And we all promise to be more respectful from now on." Luan promised and all their sisters nodded in agreement.
"I know you were only messing with me." Lincoln said.
"This family is pure chaos." Lucy said before a small smile formed on her face. "But I wouldn't trade any of you for anything." Lucy wrapped her arms around her brother, and her roommate.
"Dose this always happen?" Haiku asked from a distance.
"A few times every month." Lincoln answer as the group hug broke up. "I best call Clyde's dads to pick him up." Lincoln mentioned. "You should come with me Haiku, that way my sisters won't force you to play 100 questions."