Kuki's POV

Lunchtime

Kuki was going mad, she had been on the coach for half a day and already, she hated it. It wasn't as fun as she'd imagined it. Sandy wouldn't leave her alone, he'd even told another kid that they were a couple; she couldn't stand this any longer…she had to get off.

Wally's POV

They were all sitting and eating pizza. Wally was having fun, the guys were great and he was pleased that Hoagie had only paid for third class. He didn't care much for the rules of the upper classes, they were strict and snobby. But there was one thing he couldn't get off his mind, the girl he was crazy about was just two floors up, and she would stay there for the rest of the weekend.

Then…There she was, she'd came from down the stairs and gone towards the driver.

Wondering what she was doing he walked over to her.

He noticed that her hand was moving towards the open door button.

"Kuki!" He had to stop her.

"Wally!" I didn't know that you were on here too" Kuki's voice wasn't as high pitched and happy as usual. It was low and monotone, she was unhappy about something.

"Yea, last minute plan," Wally giggled nervously, "Umm, what are you doin'?"

"I'm getting off this bus Wally, I'm sick of it,"

Wally thought for a second, he couldn't let her get off!

"No, you won't" Oh great, that was the best he could think of?

Kuki was also taken aback by this,

"What?"

"No, you won't jump off the coach"

Of course, Kuki got defensive as always, she hit the open door button and turned to him.

"Wally! How dare you tell me what I will and won't do!"

Wally sighed, he knew how to stop her.

"Ok then" He said as he straightened out his hoodie and tilted his head from side to side.

"What are you doing?" Kuki looked him up and down.

"Well, I can't let you jump off and walk home on your own" Kuki looked at him in surprise,

"Don't be absurd Wally, you came to see this and we've gone so far already."

"I'll be honest, I ain't looking forward to it, but, like I said…can't let you do it alone."

Kuki's POV

She thought for a moment,

"I'm hopin' you'll forget it and kinda' get me off the hook here numbuh 3" His voice was so sweet and calming, she just couldn't refuse.

She turned around and the doors closed. Just then, the coach went over a huge pothole. Wally fell towards her, knocking her against the door.

"What is going on here!" Sandy had obviously came down to look for her…