The only reason why i didn't update is because i was watching my baby brother.

"You're late!" Lin scolded.

"Yes I know. I will get your coffee then". Naru didn't have to be told, because if he is late (and he is always late) he has to make twice as more coffee for Lin. While Mai doesn't really drink coffee, he still has to make tea for her.

**Knock knock**

"Lin I have your coffee" Naru called through the door, holding back a sigh.

"Come in" Lin called back, his voice muffled.

Naru did as he was told, opened the door, put the coffee on his desk, and left. He know better then to wait for a thank you when he was late. Lin didn't really like idle things like common curtsies. Lin raised a brow, but quickly let it go and thought nothing of it. He would have asked if he didn't know better. After he finished his coffee he went to put the cup in the kitchen sink, but Naru beat him to it.

Lin thought that it was strange that Naru wasn't working, but when he went to check on him he was all done and reading a book on spirits. He was checking on something for a case that Lin didn't know about.

Lin walked up behind Naru and looked at what he was writing down in the notebook he had brought to work with him. He was wondering what he was writing down in the notebook, but he couldn't read it was is a writing that he couldn't understand.

"What are you doing?" Naru asked Lin.

"Watching " he replied with a smirk.

"Why, don't you have work?" Naru replied quickly.

"Yes I have work, but you haven't gotten me my coffee. And you are zoning out."

"Fine... I will get your coffee" with that Naru got up and went to the kitchen to make coffee for Lin, with a murmur of complaint.

"What did you just say?" Lin called after him.

"Nothing. Nothing at all." Naru assured, smirking.

"Is that so?"

"Yes, you're just being paranoid. Your coffee is done." Naru informed, stalking out of the kitchen.

Lin entered his office, wondering what Naru was doing in that notebook of his. He was pondering until he heard a knock on that door. He got up from his desk and walked to the door, surprised to find that Mai was wanting to talk with him. Unsure as to what she wanted, he let her in. She sat down on one of the chairs at the side of the room.

"Lin, do you know what Naru is doing?" Mai asked, her voice void of emotion, as if it was an empty shell.

"No, but it has piqued my interest. We could just ask him outright. Should we call him in?"

"Yes, but what would exactly would we ask him? Should we treat this like we would an interrogation?"

"Yes, let us do it that way." Lin replied, nodding thoughtfully. "Naru come in here with two teas and a cup of coffee." He called.

Naru came in a moment later, said teas and coffee in hand. "Yes...