Leaf glared at him. He knew how much she hated when people messed up her hair. Fixing it, irritated, she stuck her tongue out at him. âIâm obviously not that much of a klutz, since Iâm on it!â She couldnât help grinning a little- sheâd never been the most, well, graceful person. She used to fall. A lot.
âHey! They couldnât be having a meeting this late! And of course I know what it was! Itâs⊠the⊠uhâŠâ She pauses, trying to remember. âOh yeah! The maid cafe!â Swatting his hand away, she smiled smugly at him. âAnd there canâtbe a meeting right now because weâre still getting our uniforms!âÂ
ââŠ.M-MAID CAFE?!â Green bursted out laughing, unable to control himself. âOh my god! Thatâs hilarious!â He wiped a tear from his eye, âSo does that mean if I stop by⊠youâd have to call me âMasterâ or something retarded like that!?â He held his stomach, still laughing way too hard over something so trivial.
âOhh, Leaf.â He said while calming down a bit, putting his hand on her shoulder. âYou never fail to give me a good laugh.â He grinned, âI should stop by with Red and make fun of you! Itâd be my new way to kill time.â
Leaf glared as Green laughed at her. "Really, Green? It's not that funny..." She made a mental note to avoid Green if he ever came to the maid cafe. Trying to stay calm, she said, "Well considering you haven't slept in two days, I don't think you have much time to kill! Anyway, Red's not as bad as you are!"
Glaring bitterly at Green and pushing his hand off her shoulder, Leaf asked, "Did you sign up for any clubs?" Hopefully he'd signed up for something that she could laugh at him for- though she doubted he had, since there probably weren't any. Still, it would get him to stop laughing at her for a little while, hopefully.












