It was awkward silence while they were waiting for Megan. Then, that was broken when Hoagie said:
"I just farted."
Everyone scooched over. Then, Megan came back downstairs.
"I DID IT!" She yelled.
"Awesome, now just wait for it....." Kacey said. They waited for about 30 seconds. Then, there was a scream from Kuki.
"WALLY!? WALLY?!" She yelled.
"Well, that takes care of that." Kiki said.
"WAIT A SECOND!" Kacey yelled.
"What?" Everyone asked.
"We've got to practice for Sing-A-Song!" Kacey said. She grabbed Kiki's hand and rushed upstairs to her room. Megan went back to Sector Q to practice with Maddy.
"And what am I gonna do?" Hoagie asked himself. He eyed a chili dog stand across the street.
"That's it! I'll perform a song about chili dogs!" He started dancing around because he came up with the idea. Then, he eyed the stand again. "AFTER I eat one." And he ran across the street.
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"Wally?" Kuki asked. She knocked on the door to his room.
"I really don't wanna talk right now, Kuki." Wally said. He turned over on his bed.
"Oh, OK." Kuki went back to her room. She wrote a note herself. Then, she slipped it under Wally's door.
When Wally heard the paper slip under the door, he turned his head. There, decorated in a Kuki-like way, laid the note. On one side Wally could see his name written beautifully. He got up and picked it up. In his head, he read:
Dear Wally,
    Don't feel bad. I got your note and you sounded upset. It's OK. You did nothing wrong. The moment WAS awkward and so you did your best to get out of it. I kinda enjoyed it too. Now I feel embarrassed. Your eyes are really pretty.
Love,
                                Kuki
P.S. I won't tell anyone. =)
"But I didn't give her the note." Wally realized that the others probably slipped it under the curtain to her room. He threw the note down and angrily ran out of the room. He first went into Kacey's room, where he suspected Kacey and Kiki would be.
He opened the door to Kacey's room to see them doing break-dancing moves.
He snickered.
"What do you want, twerp?" Kiki asked.
"Did you guys slip that note I wrote to Kuki under her curtain?!" Wally screamed.
"Well, yes and no." Kacey said. "Megan slipped it under the door. But it was my idea." Wally screamed.
"WHY?!"
"Because Ms. Gets-Spanked-A-Lot here wanted to rip it up." Kacey said. Wally almost burst into flames.
"YOU ARE SUCH A JERK! I HATE YOU, KIKI!" And with that, he left the room. Kacey was wide-eyed, and Kiki's jaw dropped.
"N- No one's ever told they hate me before." Kiki said.
"You get used to it." Kacey reassured her. Kiki shook her head.
"I don't want it to happen again." She said. "Will he ever talk to me again?"
"He'll get over it, but not for a while." Kacey said. "Now let's get back to work." She turned on the music and started to sing the lines of their song. Kiki had practically gone into shock.
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Wally had thrown himself onto his bed. He was near to crying. He never expected himself to hate Kiki, but she had just gone over the edge. Then, he grabbed a piece of paper and wrote a note. He went and slipped it under Kuki's curtain.
Kuki heard the paper and looked over all of her Rainbow Monkeys. There, was a note that actually looked good. There was a Rainbow Monkey that looked like a walrus, her name written very well, and skulls that looked like they could fit a Rainbow Monkey's head. Kuki grabbed it and smiled. Then, she opened the note. It read:
Dear Kuki,
        I don't really feel bad, more like embarrassed. Guilty. Just... weird. And you liked staring into my eyes? Thanks. I guess. Your eyes are pretty too. REALLY pretty. And........ You're pretty.
Love,
                                    Wally
"He thinks I'm pretty?" Kuki said. She squealed. And immediately she wrote back.
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"How about we sing Hey Soul Sister?" Maddy asked her sister.
"No." Megan said.
"Party in the USA?" Maddy asked. She seemed excited about this one.
"Nope." Megan said. "No Miley Cyrus."
"Well, how about I Gotta Feeling?" Maddy said. Megan turned her head toward Maddy.
"Actually, that could work! It's catchy, in the now, and everyone knows it!" Megan said. Maddy silently though "Yes!".
"Well, let's get to work!"
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"CHILI DOGS!!!!!" Hoagie yelled. "CHIIIIIIIILLLLLIIIII DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGS!" He tried singing, but it didn't work. He was interrupted by Abby, who wondered if one of the cats was dying.
"No, a cat is not dying." Hoagie told her. "I'm singing." Abby laughed.
"No, you're not. This is singing:" Abby sung her favorite song, and Hoagie felt like he WAS a dying cat.
"Wow, Numbuh 5, you sing GREAT!" He said.
"Numbuh 5 knows." Abby said.
"Hey, would you sing with me in Sing-A-Song?" Hoagie asked.
"What, you don't wanna sing with Megan?" Abby asked.
"I do, but she's singing with Maddy."
"Then sure."
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Dear Wally,
    You think I'm pretty? Thanks! And you're eyes are pretty. Kinda like, emerald, jade, something like that. But I'm a sucker for green eyes. They're kinda rare. Wow, now I feel weird inside. Maybe talking to a boy about this stuff is it. I don't know. But you did sound upset in your last note. What's wrong?
                                Love,
                                Kuki
Wally read over the note that was recently slipped under his door. He blushed during most of it, but felt the urge to write back again. He wrote with feeling and passion. Then, he slipped it under Kuki's curtain. His said:
Dear Kuki,
    Yeah, I feel weird writing these too. Purple is Kacey's favorite color, you know. And I like it too. That's the color of your eyes. They're VERY pretty. Do you mean sucker like idiot or in love? And the guys kinda found out about our love struck moment. And I sorta kinda told Kiki I hate her. She just pushed me off the edge. I couldn't take it.
                                    Love,
                                    Wally
Kuki squealed again while reading Wally's note. But when she got to the bottom, she felt some anger. She wrote back to Wally in sort of an angry way, but then again, she thought he was really cute.