Tofu- No way. (blinks. stares at her stats page.) Seriously? (clicks refresh. blinks again) There's actually people reading this? You guys are just amazing!
Chibi Lavi- What's up with Tofu-saa?
Chibi Allen- She's just in a state of shock that anyone actually clicked on her fic…and actually reviewed.
Chibi Lavi- So she has been sitting there the whole week clicking refresh on her stats page over and over again? (Allen nods) Well, that's kinda-
Chibi Kanda- Pathetic.
Tofu- Watch your mouth BaKanda! Thanks to all my pretty readers! I would give you all cake and cookies, but someone ate them all (looks at Allen)
Chibi Allen- I said I was sorry! Look! I'll even share my dango! … On second thought, just be happy with this new chapter/update.
Chibi Kanda- Disclaimer: No, Tofu doesn't own D.Gray man. And she would really like to lay claim on Allen, but there's no way you're getting your hands on him!
Day 2- California (somewhere): The Hitch-hiker
Even before Allen woke up, he knew that something was terribly out of place.
It might have been due to the fact that Timcanpy was more frantic this morning than usual. The golden golem was pulling sharply on Allen's hair, and even biting his fingers! Allen figured that when Cross came home, he's gonna tell his no good scientist/inventor of a guardian to next time- invent something that won't bite him! Of course, he was gonna make sure that Cross was sober first.
It might have been due to the fact that when he opened his eyes, he realized he was curled up in the backseat of a van stopped on the side of the road. The first thing he saw was Lavi draped over the steering wheel, a messy head of vivid red hair covered by Lavi's trademark headband which he refused to take off. Light snoring came from the sleeping boy, with mumbles of something having to do with 'giant attacking ninja-pandas'. Somehow this made Allen smile.
But it definitely wasn't due to the fact that Allen just realized he was very comfortably curled up against a sleeping Kanda.
No, not at all.
Allen let out a girly shriek.
Wait a moment...In his defense, Allen would like to clarify that it was a very manly scream of distress. ...Of course you do Allen.
And this girly shriek of distress managed to wake up everyone the surrounding 50ft radius. Including everyone in the van.
Lavi shoot straight up, like as though there were fangirls in the surrounding area, and looked like a bunny caught in a trap. Glancing around, he saw what had woken him on this fine Tuesday morning. Allen was pressing himself to the right corner, trying to blend in with the walls of the van. As far away as he could get from a recently woken (and still very angry) Kanda, who was still tied up.
"Baka, get these things off me!" Kanda gestured angrily at his bindings, "And, tell moyashi to shut up! Better yet, feed him another sleeping pill."
If Lavi was more awake, he would have said something, but he figured he owe them an explanation. So he quickly untied Kanda, throwing the restraints into the back (he thought they might serve a purpose in the future). After managing to calm Allen down, he was able to explain everything to the scared moyashi.
"Let me get this straight." said Allen, relaxed and staring at Lavi in a mixture of wonder and disbelief. "So you decided to kidnap Kanda and I, so we could travel from L.A. California all the way to Connecticut. Which is, if I remembered correctly, all the way on the other side of the country. So we could rescue Lenalee from the horrors of suburbia life. And along the way of your plan, you decided to drug us. Because apparently, asking for our opinions if we wanted to be drugged or not, was completely out of the question."
Lavi nodded happily. "A friend is someone who helps you when you're in need. A real friend is someone that's willing to kidnap their friends for a road trip regardless of their opinions. Just for the hell of it!"
"Lavi, I agree with Kanda. YOU'RE COMPLETELY INSANE!"
"Of course I am! Life would be so boring if I wasn't!" he cried. There was no need to comment on this statement.
"Baka usagi said he dropped some sleeping pills in your coffee." Kanda stated. "Aren't they suppose to cancel each other out or something?"
Lavi had the nerve to actually laugh in embarrassment. "You see...the coffee was actually decaf."
Allen glared daggers at his friend. Due to his freakishly fast metabolism, normal effects of coffee and other types of food usually happened right after he ate them. It was no wonder that he slept for an entire day! But he was more curious to where they were.
"Lavi, where are we?"
The red-haired boy frowned, while he started the van and began to drive. "Hmm...I'm not exactly sure. Somewhere in California I think. We'll just ask for directions!"
"It's too early in the morning for me to deal with this shit." Kanda growled. "Just look outside to see if there's a gas station or something."
Allen quickly peered outside. The landscape was very flat with mountains in the distance, and hardly any trees. He thought he saw something up ahead.
"Hey! I think there's someone over there we can ask for help!"
"...Moyashi...that's a fucking cactus."
Allen did a double-take and blushed deep red as they drove pass the cactus. Lavi was crying tears of laughter, slapping the wheel in his little fit. Kanda just sat there and smirked. An evil, mocking, 'in-your-face', 'you-just-got-burned' smirk.
"Shut it, BaKanda."
"Che. Baka moyashi."
"You have something you wanna say?" Allen asked, growing angrier at the Japanese. Lavi quickly intervened to prevent any bloodshed.
"Now, now. There's no need to fight." he tried, "Just remember- if there's any fighting going on in the back, I'm charging both of you for the damages."
"Tax included?"
"Of course, moyashi-kun!" Lavi cried cheerfully. Allen frowned at the thought of having to pay even more debt, but the sudden growling of his stomach distracted him from making any complains. He felt starved having not eaten anything for a day!
"Lavi is there anything to eat?"
The red-head lifted his head at the request "Huh? Well, there should be a bag of food in the back. Go check it out."
Indeed there was. The back of the van was filled with several backpacks and suitcases. Allen was able to locate the bag stuffed with packaged food and emitted a loud squeal. He lunged at the pack and literally tore into the bag of chocolate chip cookies, eating them at an inhuman speed.
"Lavi, what did you pack? Hey, you even got our clothes in here!" he exclaimed through the crumbs.
"Well, of course. It's gonna take at least a month to make a round-trip and go back. We're going to be staying in hotels every other night, and sleeping in the van too. So, I managed to grab a couple of bags of clothes while you guys were knocked out. Oh, and your cell phones and wallets are in the back too."
"At least this idiot thought ahead." Kanda muttered quietly.
"Kanda, play nice. Here have a cookie." Allen said, offering a single cookie while stuffing the rest in his mouth.
"But I don't want a cookie." he frowned, he was starting to lose his grip. What kind of comeback was that? "Is there any soba or something else?"
Allen quickly sorted through the packages. "Sorry, they don't package instant soba. There's ramen though."
"Che. Pass."
Lavi looked up in shock. "But Yuu-bon! Ramen is the food of gods! You better belie-"
His sentence came to a sudden halt when the familiar blade of Mugen was pressed against his throat.
"You better not even be thinking of finishing that."
Lavi nodded quickly, not wanting to prove if Kanda was willing to follow through with his silent threat. He didn't relax until the cold metal blade of the katana disappeared into the backseat. Allen seemed shaken at what he had just witnessed.
"YOU BROUGHT MUGEN ALONG?"
"It's not like I had a choice!" Lavi cried in protest, "Yuu-kun actually sleeps with the sword! I swear, it took an hour just to pry it out of Kanda's grip!"
"He sleeps with Mugen?" Allen turned to stare at his friend. "You mean like a teddy-bear or something?"
"It's for protection!" Kanda sneered. The moyashi then had the nerve to laugh uncontrollably in his face.
"I'm sure Kanda! From what? The dark?"
Then, the katana-wielding swordsman shoot a glare, so icy and freezing, that made Allen stop laughing immediately.
"Shut the hell up, moyashi."
They finally managed to find a gas station about ten miles later.
Allen was truly glad to get out of the van after the long ride. It gave him time to stretch his muscles after being cramped in the back for so long, not to mention being out cold for all of yesterday. Timcanpy flew happily in the air. Lavi was up ahead taking to a guy called Toma to ask for directions. He was the one with the photographic memory (not even bothering to mention Kanda's lack of people skills and Allen's lack of direction).
Kanda had taken one step out of the van, turned around to look at the vehicle and muttered the following obscenity in horror-
"HELL NO."
Back awhile ago, right after Lavi had gotten his driver's license, he had gone out and bought the first car he could with his budget. It seem that the only thing within Lavi's budget was a beaten up Volkswagen Type 2. Considering he didn't have much money to begin with, it was amazing he even got anything with wheels. Kanda had taken one look at the pile of junk and had christen it 'the hippie van.'
Two years later, and tons of repair jobs later, it looked a lot better. The old paint was now covered in a custom design paint job that would leave a rainbow looking dull and gray compared to it. It was covered in peace symbols and lots of swirly designs that could induce seizures with one glance.
Lavi had affectionately dubbed it 'Eureka.'
Kanda had decided to re-christen it- 'the new-age hippie van.'
"I'm NOT riding in this." Kanda vowed venomously. Allen couldn't help but silently agree with him. Suddenly, they saw Lavi running their way with a very large cup of coffee in his hands.
"Okay, everyone get in the back now!" Lavi cried jumping happily into the driver's seat. As long as he was still hyped up on coffee, all was right with the universe. Allen and Kanda shared an awkward glance at each other. But it was Allen that decided to speak up.
"Wait, Lavi. You don't seriously mean that you're driving do you?"
Lavi shoot him a look at said 'No, duh' and proudly stated. "Eureka belongs to me, so I'm the only one allowed to drive her!"
Kanda gave loud groan, and resisted the urged to hit his forehead out of frustration. "Fuck, he was serious about naming the fucking piece of metal."
You know how everything was right with the universe? Well, that universe just self-destructed.
"KANDA! Eureka has feelings too! Just for that you get a time-out mister!" Lavi appeared outraged and there was an evil look in his visible eye, which Allen had usually used to described when Kanda was in his 'rage mode.'
"...The fuck?"
"Kanda, I want you to think about what you just said in your little corner of emo! I'm not speaking to you until you apologize to Eureka!" he pointed to the left side of the back seat.
The look on Lavi's face left no room for questioning or negotiations. They weren't completely sure if it was due to the buzz of the caffeine rush that was making him act this way, but there was no point arguing with him now. Kanda looked at him disbelief, before giving a silent huff.
"...Ass tart."
Cheerfully, Lavi turned around to look at Allen, who couldn't help but be freaked out by his odd behavior. "Now is there a problem with me driving Allen? I have a license and I swear, I passed the test with flying colors and everything!"
"Oh, it's nothing really..."
"No, tell me what's wrong."
"Well, it's the thing...about your eyes...or rather your eye." Allen mumbled, trying not to look at anyone.
"What about it?"
"...Lavi do you even have depth perception?"
There was a quiet moment of silence.
"...this is coming from cactus boy?"
"IT WAS THE SUMMER HEAT!" Allen yelled at Kanda, who just smirked winningly. The arrogant jerk!
"Allen, I'm gonna pretend that I didn't hear what you just said." Lavi smiled mysteriously, as though he had no care in the world. Although behind that simple facade he was plotting the revenge he would extract later on. "That being said- Let's move out!"
Allen and Kanda broke their glare-off are turned away from each other. Kanda sat at the left side as indicated by Lavi, and Allen faced the right window. Allen decided that his stupid Japanese friend was not going to spoil the rest of the road trip, and proceed to ignore anything related to Kanda.
True to his word, Lavi didn't speak to Kanda at all. Still peeved that his precious Eureka was insulted, he sat there driving away, but in reality he was already plotting the reveng- oh, wait. That was typed out already...nevermind...
Lavi was busy plotting the revenge he would take upon Kanda and Allen.
Allen looked out the window, and was not surprise to see nothing but flat land, and miles and miles of nothing but grass and dead insects on the windows. Lovely.
They had been driving for endless hours. It was near dark and from the direction of the road, it looked like they were driving off into the sunset. But the sky was still alit a very nice deep blue, not dark enough to call night time yet. And the clouds appeared pinkish-purple with faint silver linings at the outlines.
Realizing he would put him in a coma if he continued to gaze off into the distance, he decided to see what everyone in Eureka was doing instead. Lavi was humming to a catchy tune on the radio, some new pop song that Allen couldn't identify. He had that wide eccentric look in his eye (the one uncovered of course), the kind of look you see in someone that just recently consumed a LOT of caffeine.
Timcanpy was nested in Allen's hair, it was his favorite place to sleep in the entire world.
Kanda was seated far away from Allen; the middle seat of empty air was separating them both in the back seat. He had rested his left cheek on his palm, and the arm was currently hanging outside the open window. He didn't even make the effort to look remotely interested. The wind whipped his hair in all different directions, several strands had come undone from his white ribbon tie. His black hair usually had a blue shine, and in the casting shadows of the sky, the color seem even more vivid and luminous. Kanda's pink tongue darted out and wetted his rather dry lips, and Allen couldn't tear himself away from the sight.
The atmosphere must have been playing tricks on Allen. Kanda looked so mysterious and enigmatic, even more than he usually looked. To his amazement, he saw that Kanda's eyes were not the cold black color he regularly saw in glares, but a really deep blue. It was like the deepest color of cobalt Allen has ever saw.
And that set of dark blue eyes were now set in a hard glare. At Allen.
"Quit doing that, I feel violated."
Allen blinked. "I'm just staring."
"And it's violating me!"
Lavi didn't even try to hide the enormous laugh that erupted out loud, and he didn't stop laughing until he also choked on the absurdity of it all. If they didn't know any better, someone would have thought he was having a seizure. Kanda glared even more and turned the other way.
Allen blinked once, twice, came to the sudden realization that he had just been 'checking Kanda out', blushed a deep red that would've rivaled Lavi's hair color and quickly turned the other way.
Yes, denial was quite an interesting dilemma.
So Allen was back to staring at the landscape in an effort not to look at Kanda again. Although this time it was an entirely different reason altogether. Looking up ahead he noticed there was a figure at his side of the road. At first he thought that it was the sunset just playing tricks on his eyesight again, but when the figure stumbled, he came to the conclusion that it was a real person.
"Hey Lavi, slow down for a moment. I think there's someone up ahead."
Lavi immediately stopped his laughing and perked up. "Really? Allen, are you sure it's not just a cactus again?"
Kanda couldn't resist himself. He smirked, and Allen really wished that he could wipe that sneering grin off Kanda's pretty face. No matter how pretty it was.
"Yes, I'm quite sure it's NOT a cactus. Look." he pointed at the blurry outlines of the figure. "See? There's someone out there. And- I think it just fainted..."
"Hey, maybe it could be some hitch hiker!" Lavi cried in excitement.
To Kanda's horror, the van -ahem- Eureka started drifting to the right side of the road. And to his increasing terror they were starting to slow down. Luckily, it was Allen that voiced out his opinion.
"Lavi! What do you think you're doing!?"
"Pulling over so we can pick the hitch hiker up. DUH."
To everyone surprise, it was Allen that dove between the driver and passenger's seat. He tried to shove Lavi's hand away from the wheel and made to move the van back on the highway. Timcanpy circled around their heads, obviously in a state of panic.
"The fuck, moyashi?" asked a shocked Kanda. He was gonna get them all in serious trouble if the van crashed.
"Are you crazy Lavi?" shrieked Allen, still trying to gain control over Eureka.
"Nope. But I'm starting to think YOU are!"
"Haven't you ever seen those early horror slashers movies? You know, the ones with the crazy hitch hiker that murders everyone in the car with his chainsaw? Or even listen to the news? I'm pretty sure there was a report about some wandering rapist on the loose last week!"
"But what if it's just a normal dude that got thrown out of a van, 'cause his friends were losers? Or it could be someone that got hurt and is suffering from heat stroke! You wouldn't want him to die just because you thought he would hurt you, do you Allen?"
Kanda could see that Allen's resolve was breaking. The moyashi's heart was too soft and Allen had on a wavering face.
"Baka, keep driving this stupid van. We're not picking anybody up."
Lavi decided to ignore Kanda, and teased him in a sing-y song voice- "I said I'm not talking to you Yuu-rin! Not 'til you say 'Sorry!'"
"Baka usagi. Do you want to be horribly massacred and torn apart by a chainsaw-wielding psychopath?" Kanda asked raising an eyebrow at the red-haired driver. Allen and Timcanpy nodded furiously along to Kanda's suggestion.
Lavi blinked his only eye. "Is this a trick question?"
"I really don't think it is such a good idea to suddenly pick up random people, Lavi." the white-haired boy tried to reason.
"Don't worry about it!" Lavi said in a voice that made Kanda and Allen want to get out of the van as fast as they can. "Look, I'm stopping."
"BAKA LAVI! NO!"
But Lavi decided to ignore Allen's cries of protest and threw open the passenger side door. "Hey, there! Need a lift?"
Contrary to Allen's previous warnings of chainsaw-wielding murderers and potential rapists, this person did not fit into either of those categories.
It was a young girl about 17 years old, but it was clear that she stood no taller than Allen's height. She looked like she was from an Asian background, judging from her features and sunburned skin. She had short straight black hair that was barely shoulder length, with bright red highlights at the ends. Bangs hung in front of her deep blue eyes, which were open at surprise at Lavi's offer.
It looked like she had gotten kicked out of a van, fallen into a ditch and was run over, repeatedly. Her white tank-top had many stains, some looked like she had gotten from a fight. A red jacket was tied around her waist, but it was her shoes that caught their attention.
They were green converse shoes.
"STRIKE!!" Lavi cried, with hearts appearing and everything. Kanda instantly smacked him with Mugen from the back, Timcanpy began attacking his hair, and Allen decided to throw a discarded boot at Lavi's head.
"It depends." She answered back. "Where are you punks heading?"
"San Francisco." Lavi replied with a jerk of his head.
The girl smirked, and started to approached Eureka. "Awesome! I'm going the same way."
"What happened to your ride?" Allen asked, looking in concern at the girl. She gave a one-armed shrugged.
"The school was having a summer trip for a tour of the city or something. Anyways, on the bus ride some jerk decided to start picking a fight with me. And then, we kinda started this whole battle royale thing in the middle of the bus. So the bus driver kicked me out and I was stuck walking the rest of the way."
"That's too bad." Allen commented, his heart going out to her current situation. And Lavi nodded along in agreement. Even Timcanpy looked close to tears.
Kanda 'che'd' at her story, only a van full with sympathetic morons would really believe such a tale.
"Aww!" Lavi sniffed. "Well, we'll drive you where ever you need to go!"
It suddenly occurred to Kanda that out of the entire population of idiots he could be stuck on a road trip to hell with, he was trapped with his 'friends'.
That by itself, was enough to make him consider seppuku.
"Hop right in." Lavi said to the girl, and she quickly climbed into the passenger seat.
"Thanks. I'm really glad you guys stopped when you did! Man, I thought I was gonna die in the heat!"
Allen looked a little worried as she sat down, Timcanpy had settled down and was nested in his bed of hair. "There's nothing any dangerous in that, this there?" asked a skeptical Allen, looking at the single-strap messenger bag she had over her left shoulder.
"Nah." She said. "It's not like I could hide a chainsaw or anything in there."
Two members of the group laughed nervously. "No, course not."
"After all, if I really wanted to hurt somebody, then I'll just use my fists and bare knuckles. A classic one-on-one fight. A chainsaw's messy and hard to hide. Of course, a weapon would also be an ideal choice. Wish it was legal that we can carry around katanas and swords. There's nothing that beats a finely made Japanese katana, and nothing deadlier than the sharp edge of a blade of a swordsman."
Allen and Lavi paled instantly at her suggestion, both looked a ghostly-white.
Kanda smirked. Looks like he had made a new friend.
"By the way, my name is Rain."
The Golden Gate Bridge stood high and regal in the dark twilight sky. Brightly lit, golden lights flooded through the grand red arches and the towering pillars. Hundreds of cars were all currently stuck in traffic on the bridge, an endless array of dotted colors. There was the sound of sea gulls, honking and definite signs of road rage in the background. It was a large magnificent landmark, the entrance in front of the sparkling city of San Francisco.
Lavi had spent at least a full five minutes gawking at the monument in utter amazement. He probably would have stayed like that for quite awhile, if it wasn't for an angry Kanda yelling for 'the baka usagi' to stop blocking traffic and get a 'fucking move on it already.'
"Kanda," Allen signed, frustrated at the situation they were stuck in, "We're in the middle of rush hour, we can't move anywhere."
"And isn't our luck that we're stuck on one of the world's most famous bridges!" Lavi said excitedly "There's no other way we could get a better look at the view!"
"You can get a good look at the bridge when we're at our fucking hotel room!"
"Tsk, tsk Yuu-chan." shook a head of red hair, "Don't you have any interests in the sites we're gonna see on this trip?"
"Okay, here's the thing." Kanda explained very patiently, like as though he was talking to a van filled with idiots. Which he sadly realized, he actually was. "This-" he gestured to the outside of his window. "-is the view of an 'effing bridge. I have seen tons of bridges before. The only difference is that I was unwillingly dragged here to see this stupid bridge. I've been drugged, tied up in bondage, and stuck in the backseat with moyashi in a hippie van for the last 48 hours. I am not happy. I am not interested. If there's someone hijacking this piece of junk, I'll actually stop and help them. Until we're back home- Shut the fucking hell up!"
Allen swore that this was the longest he had ever hear Kanda talk. When he wasn't sprouting out death threats and Japanese curses, of course.
"..." The members of the van were very silent.
"Is he on permanent PMS or something?" spoke Rain from up front. The hitch-hiker they had picked up didn't look shocked at the rant. She was smirking instead.
"Or something." voiced Allen. Rain nodded, and smiled mysteriously, as though it answered everything.
"You!" Kanda turned to look directly at Allen, who met his glare evenly. "You annoy me the most."
"I feel the same way, BaKanda." he sneered, not letting the other person get the best of him.
The only female in Eureka then let out a long laugh. Apparently, they had all missed some huge joke that only Rain understood.
"You alright?" asked Lavi, looking warily at the laughing girl. She managed a feeble 'just fine' between her chuckles. "Well, now that that's over, I shall now grace all of you with my entire knowledge of this majestic bridge."
Considering that Lavi possessed a photographic memory filled with tons of information he had ever read, and the fact that he was always saying odd facts that only someone like him would know, it was gonna take a long time. By the time they finished with the trip, he'll still be stuck on the infrastructure of the bridge.
Allen paled considerably. "That's not necessarily La-"
"The Golden Gate Bridge," began Lavi, in a voice that reminded everyone of a pompous tour guide. "-is the second longest suspension bridge built in-"
"Not interested." said Kanda in a dead tone.
"I'm going to pretend I had no idea what Yuu just said." ignored Lavi. "There has been many, many documented cases of suicide jumpers throughout the decades. The bridge is a frequent site for suicide."
"Lavi, if you don't shut the hell up, I'm gonna throw you off the effing bridge!"
There was total silence.
For like, two seconds.
"So, your name is Rain." Lavi tried to struck some conversation with the newest member of Eureka's travelling crew. The tomboy-ish girl had been listening to their bickering in amusement, but did not say anything expect for the occasional snicker that escaped her lips.
"Well, it was the last time I checked."
"Nice. Anyways, I'm Lavi. The white-haired midget is Allen Walker," a loud cry of protest arose from the back, but Lavi promptly ignored that, "But we call him moyashi 'cause that's Kanda's pet name for him. And the emo-brooding Asian in the back is Yuu Kanda, although we call him Yuu to annoy him."
"BaKanda also works!" piped up Allen. Kanda let out a threatening growl at the nicknames they were giving him.
"You're still always gonna be a moyashi." he shot back, "And, don't listen to anything the baka usagi has to say."
"And BaKanda is BaKanda." smiled Allen. "So don't worry if he treat you like a jerk. That's just his default attitude!"
"Che. I'm always angry, it's being stuck with you idiots that gets on my nerves!"
"Which is all the time!" said Allen, "Face it Kanda- you're emotionally retarded."
"Interesting." Rain nodded grinning. "And you're all best friends."
"If you use that term loosely." said Allen, jerking his head in Kanda's direction.
"Yep!" cried the ever-cheerful Lavi. "Now, the introductions are outta the way. Mind if I call you Ri-chan?"
Instantly, her normal, happy face turned into an icy cold glare that made Lavi stiffen in terror, and Allen tremble in his seat. Kanda sat there and did nothing.
"Call me that and I'll be the one tossing you over the side of the effing bridge."
Chibi Allen- We're all gonna die in the next chapter aren't we?
Chibi Lavi- What? But she's so CUTE!! (pinches Rain's cheeks)
Chibi Rain- (pouts) Don't call me cute!
Tofu- Lavi, that's actually sorta dangerous. So, I wouldn't-
Chibi Lavi- SO KAWAII!! (pokes)
Chibi Rain- I'LL CUT YOU! (Allen hands her Mugen and watches her chase Lavi around)
Chibi Allen- ...Kanda's Innocence was stolen.
Chibi Kanda- (mediating) ...Wait-WHAT?
Tofu- (giggles) Haha. I get it. Wasn't planning on an OC appearing, yet. I kinda like her...hmm...should she stay?
Reviewers- Thanks for all your reviews! I'm open to any new ideas/plotlines you wanna see happen! Feel free to share! Add a little criticism too. Just saying update faster isn't gonna help improve my writing. (which need lots of help)