A/N: This idea came to me when my internet was suddenly cut off. Although, I would never resort to things Serena did in this story. Please read and review! Thanks!
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" Hi! So many of you know . . . " (1)
Bzz . . .
"Why'd it stop?" the blonde meatball head frowned. She looked down at the status bar of her laptop screen to find the internet connection had been cut off. She looked over to her wireless connector to find the blue blinking light gone. She had no internet.
"What? Why? Come on, work!" Serena shouted at her laptop and then she pinned her gaze on the innocent black box with yellow blinking lights.
"If you don't work this instant, I'm going to call your boss!"
The next few seconds ticked by and no internet. Grumbling, Serena reached for the homephone and dialed the Wireless Internet Service providers. The person on the other line tried to calm his raging customer and helped her as best as he could but was rudely hung up by the moon princess.
"Serena . . . What's going on? It's midnight and you're causing a ruckus?" Haruka sighed at the doorway of the study room. Serena wasn't feeling any remorse of guilt of her sleepy lover instead she cried,
"The internet doesn't work! My new subscription videos on YouTube are already out and I want to watch them!"
"Let me see . . ." the sandy blonde sighed and walked into the room, checking both the wireless box and Serena's laptop.
"When was the last time you shut down your computer?" Haruka asked.
"Last night," Serena answered.
"No, not when you put it to SLEEP. I meant when you properly shut it down," Haruka said and she turned off the power strip that the wireless had been currently connected to and turned it back on after a few seconds.
"Last week," Serena replied.
"Okay, open a new page on your screen and it should work," Haruka announced. The blonde tried and it worked. (2)
"Omg! Thank you, Haruka!" Serena squealed as she went back to watching her video from CommunityChannel.
"Yeah . . . So you'll keep quiet from now on, right?" Haruka stated. When no answer came, she concluded that as a 'yes'.
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(1) A starting line from one of CommunityChannel's videos.
(2) I'm not 100% guarantee that it'll work everytime, but when my brother did it, it worked fine.