Weeeeee, we're back! Yes! Finally!
Sorry for the long hiatus, but my plunnie ate all the cookie dough. O.o
Anyway, hope all you people enjoy this! Again, sorry for the long disappearance! (runs away to prepare new batch of cookies)
Ideas
Hakuba Saguru stormed into the room, breathing heavily as if he had just completed a marathon.
Which would be partly true, for Hakuba had ranall the way to school. Yes, the usually mild-mannered, calm, collected detective ran.This is no small feat, as Hakuba lived at least a mile away from the school.
This goes to prove that Hakuba was agitated. -Very- agitated.
Growling very dangerously, he stalked over to Kaito's desk, with Very Scary music echoing around him. Aoko, engaged three deep with Kaito in a debate on the production of mops on a large scale, looked up, her annoyance at being interrupted giving way to surprise at the murderous look on Hakuba's face. "Hakuba-kun! Good morning."
Ignoring Aoko completely, Hakuba slammed his palms down on Kaito's desk, almost splintering it. For a moment nothing moved, except for a muffled sound squirming under Hakuba's deerstalker coat.
"Alright, Kuroba. I don't know how you did it, but you did it."
The impossible expression of looking very surprised,unbelievably indignant, highly amused, thoroughly innocent and completely guilty was plastered all over Kaito's wide-eyed face. "Did what, Hakuba-kun?"
In lieu of reply, Hakuba grimly pulled out a ruffled, be-winged, pink farmyard animal from under his coat. As the incredulous class stared in amazed silence, it emitted an unmistakable 'oink' and began to root around the table.
"It's going to take more than flying pigs outside my window to convince me that you're not Kid," Hakuba said through gritted teeth, pulling the pig away from chewing Kaito's books. "The day I admit that will be the day it rains pink elephants." Turning on his heel, Hakuba marched back to his seat.
Kaito looked up at Aoko with a mischievous expression. "Why does he keep giving me ideas?"