A/N: Don't kill me for taking so long please! I just forgot this story! So here's the next the chapter of the story! (gives everyone a cookie and a hug)

Kuki sighed as her mother finished doing her hair, which was up with two curls on the side of her face. Suddenly the doorbell ring.

"I got it!" Mushi said, opening the door. It was Ace.

"Hi Icey!" She said.

"It's Ace." Ace said, chuckling.

"That's what I said! Icey! Come on it, kuki's upstairs!" Ace walked in and sat near Mr. Sanban, who was enjoying a game of Football on tv.

"Kooks, your date is here!" Mushi yelled, eating a cookie. "And mom, add more sugar!" She said, sitting next to her dad. When kuki finally came downstairs, she smiled at ace, but the smile was hiding a sad look behind it. I wish wally was here. She thought. Ace's mouth dropped open and mushi pushed it back closed.

"You'll catch flies." She mumbled, watching the game after doing so.

"You look stunning." Kuki smiled and giggled nervously. Why wouldn't she? After five weeks of nothing but pain, it's hard to keep a straight up lie so you can fool your date into thinking you like this kind of thing. Mushi could easily read her face though and pushed both of them out the door.

"Have a wonderful time at the prom! Oh, and if wally is there, tell him hi and I'll send him some snacks. Speaking of which, mom, you really need to add sugar when you're baking cookies." She said, throwing the unfinished cookie away while her mother gave her a lecture about how sugar is not good for your body and blah, blah, blah. Who cares? Kuki thought and giggled. Ace, however, didn't get the joke.

"What? Your mother is right. Sugar isn't really good for your body. In fact, did you know-" Oh here it comes. The 'Did you know?' facts. Geeze, can this guy keep his mouth shut for one freaking second?! It's like a broken radio! JUST TURN IT OFF!!

"Um, Ace?" Ace looked at her.

"Yeah?"

"Do you think, um," CAN YOU SHUT UP FOR ONE FREAKING SECOND? DAMN, YOU'RE THE REASON WHY WALLY'S NOT TALKING TO ME!

"Do you think we could just, I dunno, listen to music while we're in the car?" She asked. Ace nodded and shut up. THANK YOU!!

Meanwhile, at the prom, wally and jenny were...doing nothing.

"Wally, I want to dance." Jenny said, poking her lips out. Wally whinched. I hope she's not thinking that she's cute when she does that. He thought.

"Can we have some punch first? I'm kinda thirsty." He lied. He really wanted to stall time to see kuki.

"Hmm, okay, but give me a kiss first." Jenny, poking her lips out again. Wally started to sweat and looking around to see a nerd talking to some other chick. He grabbed him and the dude poke out his lips, kissing jenny. Wally threw him back just in the nick of time when jenny open her eyes.

"Thank you, now to the punch bowl!" She said as both of them made their way to the bowl. Wally was eyeing the door to see if kuki was coming or not, while jenny, however, was eyeing him. God, he has been eyeing that door all night. What's so great about it? Geeze, it's ugly and needs a new make over. Why can't I catch his eye? I'm smart and beautiful! That door has nothing! I'm WAAAAAYYY better than that rusty old door. Gosh, it's soooooo ugly! How can anyone stand to be around it? I mean- While jenny's thoughts were...continuing, wally sighed. Man, what if the whole was put off? She's not coming. He thought as he gave up. Jenny smiled. FINALLY! That door lost! Haha, take that you ugly old door! (Making them a complete idiot is so much fun! ) She thought.

"I want to dance now."

"Okay."

When kuki and ace FINALLY got there, kuki look like she was going to faint.

"And then, once the sugar leaves the body, the body-"

"OKAY!" She sighed. "Look, we're here, can we just go through the door?" AND HAVE YOU STOP BLABBERING ABOUT HOW THE BODY WILL ACT IF SUGAR WAS IN IT?! She thought.

"Okay." Smiling, kuki took him by the arm and went in.

Wally looked bored while jenny was smiling. I won! Whoo! Stupid door! At the mention of the door, the doors opened, revealing kuki and ace. Everyone stopped what they were doing and looked at them.

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