DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN GAKUEN ALICE.
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"You know I think I already found the woman for me."
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"You have to change," he said, grabbing her arm and led her towards the stairs. He sat on one of the steps and smirked at her.
She raised an eyebrow and asked, "What? Is that your idea? I have to change my clothes? What the hell was that?"
"No," he chuckled playfully, "My idea is where we're going not what you're wearing. But indeed you have to change before we go to where we are going."
"You know, what you said made absolute no sense," she commented.
"I know. And it wasn't supposed to be that way. I'm the one who never do anything ah...what's the word again?"
"Rational," she said.
"Ah yes rational," he uttered. She started to ascend the steps, thinking that she has to go with his flow, with no freaking idea of what to wear or even wherever in hell they were going. At the top of the stairs, she turned around and called to him, "Hyuuga-kun?"
"Yes?" he was standing now, crossing his arms with a smirk on his handsome face.
"This isn't going to get us arrested, is it?" she asked. His smirk grew wider and so did her concern.
"Now, do you think I would do something like that?" he said.
"Yes, absolutely," she answered bluntly.
"Now now, can't you trust me?" he questioned her.
"Trust, after you and my mother get arrested?" she retorted, glaring lightly at him. Then she sighed and just stared at him warily.
"Why are you looking at me like that?" he asked.
"Like what?" she frowned.
"Like you think my train's not right on the track," he replied, his mouth twitching.
"Is it?" she looked at him.
"No, of course not," he smirked, "Now hurry up and change. We're wasting our time."
"Well, can you just give me an idea what to wear?" she asked him.
He gave her his wicked grin and said, "What about a bathing suit?"
"Never mind," she rolled her eyes and went to her room. Now great, she had no idea what to wear and wherever they were going. She just hope the night will end smoothly without any hassles.
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"Now tell me I did something rational," he smirked at her.
She giggled and said, "You're the only person in this planet to think that having a picnic in a beach at night would be a rational idea."
"You got to admit it's a rational idea. You're not going to get sunburns. It would not be so darn hot. And looking at the moon while we eat is so romantic," he explained.
"I guess you got a point in there," she replied. "But why didn't you tell me back at the house that we're going here? I panicked that what we're about to do something that might get us arrested."
"Well, when you went home you look down, so I think maybe a little teasing might cheer you up," he grinned at her.
She was touched, "Oh, Hyuuga-kun you did cheer me up. You made me a little bit crazy for a few minutes but you did cheer me up."
"So are you ready for your surprise now?" he flashed her with a wicked grin. She looked at him suspiciously.
"Don't you notice anything?" he asked. Oh, she did notice a lot of things. His crimson eyes glinted with amusement, his cocky grin that made her nervous every time and the way he always made her heart beating.
"No," she looked away from him.
"Aw, look at me. Aren't I dressed sensibly?" he said. She sighed.
"Yes you're dressed sensibly so what?" she told him.
"I just thought maybe I'll try it your way. I'm going to show you that I can do things...ah..."
"Rationally," she supplied, quite happy that he wanted to try her way.
"Rationally," he repeated, "And for the rational idea, we're having a—"
"Wait. I do appreciate your efforts but I thought we're going to find a woman for you?" she said.
"You know I think I already found the woman for me," he muttered, looking at her. Her heartbeat increased rapidly and her stomach churned. But she couldn't get involve with him. They are two different people, with different personalities and different philosophies. He was just like her mother, crazy, irrational and don't give a damn with the consequences of their actions.
But when she looked at him again, she knew she was just fooling herself. She was already involved with him.
"Alright, I'll tell you what we do. We're going to compromise," he uttered. "Tonight we'll be ours. Kiddo is with your mother and we're together alone. We're going to forget everything and I'll show you that I can be ah..." he smirked, "...rational. Then tomorrow after school we're going to find a woman. How does that appeal to you?"
"It's wonderful," she replied.
"Great," he grinned then snaked her arms in her waist and pulled her towards him. She smiled then leaned her head on his shoulder.
"Polka, you really like your school and position as the student council president, do you?" he asked out of the blue.
"Yes, but sometimes..." she trailed off.
"Sometimes?" he asked.
"Sometimes, I just get tired of all the rules and restrictions," she admitted.
"Polka, you know there's a lot more to life than rules and restrictions. Life isn't just being rational. You have to enjoy life, learn to have some fun and take chances," he said, "Life is a banquet and you're settling for crumbs."
"Hyuuga-kun..." she muttered.
"You know you're too young to act mature. Having fun is not against the law," he told her. She closed her eyes and contemplated on what he said.
"You know, if you want, I could show you how to have fun," he said. She opened her eyes and looked at him with doubt.
"Now, I won't get us arrested, promise," he chuckled, "We're just going to have some crazy, nice, normal, everyday fun."
"You're really going to do that for me?" she asked.
"Yes," he replied. "So how about this, we're going to find a woman in some theatrical agencies then we're going to have some fun after wards."
She nodded hesitantly.
"That's a deal then," he smirked and kissed her lightly in the lips, which of course caught her off guard.
"We better get back now. You still have school tomorrow," he said. He let go of her and stood up.
"Tell me Polka, have you ever had Bloody Mary?" he questioned her.
"What the hell was that? I don't know you liked horror stories, Hyuuga-kun," she uttered, shaking lightly. She's not fond of ghost stories.
"No. It's not one of those horror stories. It's a kind of drink," he told her.
"A drink, huh?" she looked at him with hesitant eyes.
"Promise, it's just a kind of drink," he smirked. She sighed. She started to regret having a deal with him.
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Author's Notes: Whew! I finished another chapter. Thanks for reading and please leave a review. Love you guys!