Hullo! My evil monkeys are coming back from vacation. no one is reviewing!!
(okay okay, people are. . .) I know you have it in you!! *sobs* Okay well
here is chapter 9!
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Chapter 9
Kali woke up with a stiff neck. She was lying on the floor behind the couch, without a pillow. Kai looked over from the table and smiled.
"Hey guess what?" Kai asked her happily. Kali groaned.
"Whaaaa . . .?"
"Kate and Adrienne are coming to visit tomorrow!" Kali sat up quickly. Kate and Adrienne were their cousins. They were also almost identical twins.
"Really? They are? How do you know?" Kali asked. Kai held up a letter.
"It came yesterday but I forgot to tell you. Here, have some toast," Kai said and handed Kali some toast with grape jelly on it. She took it and ate it quickly.
"Thanks. So what do we do all day?" Kali asked and stood up slowly, stretching her legs.
"Well, I thought you would be calling your BOYFRIEND today. . ." Kai said mischievously. Kali's eyes widened.
"Oh, YEAH!" She ran over to the phone and picked it up. Kai slowly pushed her hand and the phone back down.
"Kali, it's 7 in the morning. Don't call him yet." Kali grinned sheepishly.
"Oh yeah. I'll go take a shower." Kali waltzed upstairs and took a 45 minute shower. When she came downstairs, Kai was sitting on the couch next to Gray and Cliff.
"Hey Kali," Cliff greeted and made room between himself and Gray so Kali could sit down. Kali sat down slowly and put her legs up on Cliff.
"Hey, those are supposed to be on Gray," Cliff complained and turned Kali around so she was facing Gray.
"Hi Gray! I was gonna call you!" Kali said cheerfully and kissed Gray's cheek. He smiled and raised his eyebrows.
"You don't have my number." Kali blinked a few times and looked at the ceiling.
"Oh yeah! I forgot!" Kali said and put her legs up on Gray. Kai shook his head and smiled.
"You can be so stupid sometimes, Kali," he told her as she leaned back on Cliff, so she was laying on both Gray's and Cliff's laps.
"So what. That's my purpose in life," she glanced up at Kai and shrugged. "At least I have one!" Gray ducked as a pillow flew past him and hit Kali in the face. Kali threw it back and tightened her bandana.
"I'm going for a walk. Does anyone want to join me?" She asked and stood up. Gray also stood.
"I'll go," he said and followed Kali to the door so they could put their shoes on.
"There's gonna be some PDAAA!" Kai said in a sing-song voice. Cliff laughed.
"Yeah! I don't think it's safe to leave those too alone!" Cliff said and laughed again. Kali shook her head and pulled Gray out the door.
"They're crazy. Well no, maybe they aren't," Kali said as they walked up towards Mother's Hill. Gray shrugged.
"Whatever. I guess it could be kind of dangerous . . . hey, let's go fishing over there," Gray said and pulled Kali over to the lake next to the hot springs.
"I don't have my rod with me though," Kali said and showed Gray that there was no backpack on her back.
"We can make one," Gray said and pulled a branch off of a tree. "I have string in here, too."
"Cool!" Kali exclaimed. "And I can search for food to be the bait!" Gray smiled.
"Yeah. I'll start making them and you can go find stuff to use. Here, use my bag," Gray said and handed her his rucksack.
"Okay, bye!" Kali said and started to walk up the mountain. As she walked a small book fell out of Gray's rucksack and opened.
"What's this?" Kali wondered out loud. She picked up the book and looked at the words. It was a diary.
Dear Diary, I don't know what's wrong with me. I've only gone out with Kali once, but I think I'm falling in love with her. I find myself day dreaming a lot, and Gramps yelled at me because I ruined another hammer. I don't know if I should tell her, or keep it a secret until later. I think it would be going too fast, if I gave her that first kiss yesterday. I need some time to figure myself out.
Gray
Kali gasped. He had written it that morning, judging by the date.
"Hey Kali, what are you. . ." Gray stopped in his tracks. "Wh-where did you find that? Give it to me," he snatched the diary from Kali's hands and took the rucksack too. "Wait, did you read anything?" Kali couldn't talk. Gray's eyes widened. "How could you?" He took off running. Kali could feel tears leaking down her face.
"What have I done?" Kali asked herself. She couldn't seem to be able to move her legs. When she finally could move, she walked over to the hot springs and went in.
*I can't believe you're ruining this relationship already* the first voice in Kali's head said.
*Yeah, you should know not to read stuff like that* the second voice said.
"I know. Leave me alone," Kali moaned and sunk under the water. She came up for air shortly after. She closed her eyes, and the next thing she knew, it was dark.
"Oh man, I should get home!" Kali said, startled. She gathered her clothes and ran back to the beach. Kai and Cliff were talking in front of the lodge so Kali hid behind it.
"He was in tears," Cliff's voice said.
"Really? Wow. What happened?" Kai's voice asked, concerned.
"I'm not sure. Something about his diary. Maybe he lost it," Cliff suggested. "He wouldn't come out of his room, even for dinner." Kali had heard enough. She slowly walked out from behind the Lodge.
"Hi Kali, what took you so long?" Cliff asked.
"I was in the hot spring and I fell asleep," Kali mumbled. "'scuse me, I want to go in." Kai stepped in front of her.
"What happened to Gray?" Kali bit her lip and shrugged.
"Dunno. Move." Kai gave her a suspicious look, but moved aside. Kali walked inside, took her shoes off, and fell asleep as soon as she hit the couch.
Chapter 9
Kali woke up with a stiff neck. She was lying on the floor behind the couch, without a pillow. Kai looked over from the table and smiled.
"Hey guess what?" Kai asked her happily. Kali groaned.
"Whaaaa . . .?"
"Kate and Adrienne are coming to visit tomorrow!" Kali sat up quickly. Kate and Adrienne were their cousins. They were also almost identical twins.
"Really? They are? How do you know?" Kali asked. Kai held up a letter.
"It came yesterday but I forgot to tell you. Here, have some toast," Kai said and handed Kali some toast with grape jelly on it. She took it and ate it quickly.
"Thanks. So what do we do all day?" Kali asked and stood up slowly, stretching her legs.
"Well, I thought you would be calling your BOYFRIEND today. . ." Kai said mischievously. Kali's eyes widened.
"Oh, YEAH!" She ran over to the phone and picked it up. Kai slowly pushed her hand and the phone back down.
"Kali, it's 7 in the morning. Don't call him yet." Kali grinned sheepishly.
"Oh yeah. I'll go take a shower." Kali waltzed upstairs and took a 45 minute shower. When she came downstairs, Kai was sitting on the couch next to Gray and Cliff.
"Hey Kali," Cliff greeted and made room between himself and Gray so Kali could sit down. Kali sat down slowly and put her legs up on Cliff.
"Hey, those are supposed to be on Gray," Cliff complained and turned Kali around so she was facing Gray.
"Hi Gray! I was gonna call you!" Kali said cheerfully and kissed Gray's cheek. He smiled and raised his eyebrows.
"You don't have my number." Kali blinked a few times and looked at the ceiling.
"Oh yeah! I forgot!" Kali said and put her legs up on Gray. Kai shook his head and smiled.
"You can be so stupid sometimes, Kali," he told her as she leaned back on Cliff, so she was laying on both Gray's and Cliff's laps.
"So what. That's my purpose in life," she glanced up at Kai and shrugged. "At least I have one!" Gray ducked as a pillow flew past him and hit Kali in the face. Kali threw it back and tightened her bandana.
"I'm going for a walk. Does anyone want to join me?" She asked and stood up. Gray also stood.
"I'll go," he said and followed Kali to the door so they could put their shoes on.
"There's gonna be some PDAAA!" Kai said in a sing-song voice. Cliff laughed.
"Yeah! I don't think it's safe to leave those too alone!" Cliff said and laughed again. Kali shook her head and pulled Gray out the door.
"They're crazy. Well no, maybe they aren't," Kali said as they walked up towards Mother's Hill. Gray shrugged.
"Whatever. I guess it could be kind of dangerous . . . hey, let's go fishing over there," Gray said and pulled Kali over to the lake next to the hot springs.
"I don't have my rod with me though," Kali said and showed Gray that there was no backpack on her back.
"We can make one," Gray said and pulled a branch off of a tree. "I have string in here, too."
"Cool!" Kali exclaimed. "And I can search for food to be the bait!" Gray smiled.
"Yeah. I'll start making them and you can go find stuff to use. Here, use my bag," Gray said and handed her his rucksack.
"Okay, bye!" Kali said and started to walk up the mountain. As she walked a small book fell out of Gray's rucksack and opened.
"What's this?" Kali wondered out loud. She picked up the book and looked at the words. It was a diary.
Dear Diary, I don't know what's wrong with me. I've only gone out with Kali once, but I think I'm falling in love with her. I find myself day dreaming a lot, and Gramps yelled at me because I ruined another hammer. I don't know if I should tell her, or keep it a secret until later. I think it would be going too fast, if I gave her that first kiss yesterday. I need some time to figure myself out.
Gray
Kali gasped. He had written it that morning, judging by the date.
"Hey Kali, what are you. . ." Gray stopped in his tracks. "Wh-where did you find that? Give it to me," he snatched the diary from Kali's hands and took the rucksack too. "Wait, did you read anything?" Kali couldn't talk. Gray's eyes widened. "How could you?" He took off running. Kali could feel tears leaking down her face.
"What have I done?" Kali asked herself. She couldn't seem to be able to move her legs. When she finally could move, she walked over to the hot springs and went in.
*I can't believe you're ruining this relationship already* the first voice in Kali's head said.
*Yeah, you should know not to read stuff like that* the second voice said.
"I know. Leave me alone," Kali moaned and sunk under the water. She came up for air shortly after. She closed her eyes, and the next thing she knew, it was dark.
"Oh man, I should get home!" Kali said, startled. She gathered her clothes and ran back to the beach. Kai and Cliff were talking in front of the lodge so Kali hid behind it.
"He was in tears," Cliff's voice said.
"Really? Wow. What happened?" Kai's voice asked, concerned.
"I'm not sure. Something about his diary. Maybe he lost it," Cliff suggested. "He wouldn't come out of his room, even for dinner." Kali had heard enough. She slowly walked out from behind the Lodge.
"Hi Kali, what took you so long?" Cliff asked.
"I was in the hot spring and I fell asleep," Kali mumbled. "'scuse me, I want to go in." Kai stepped in front of her.
"What happened to Gray?" Kali bit her lip and shrugged.
"Dunno. Move." Kai gave her a suspicious look, but moved aside. Kali walked inside, took her shoes off, and fell asleep as soon as she hit the couch.