Chapter Something or Other
RAICHU'S POV
Sydia had walked up to the door and knocked three times.
"Who is it?" asked a female with a strong Mexican accent.
"Me and Sydia want to complement you on your stage efforts," I called back.
The door opened and there was the same hispanic girl. She was wearing dark-ish blue jeans and a dark green tank top. Her eyes were hazel-colored and she was wearing a suspicious frown. Her dark hair covered part of her face and went down halfway to her elbows.
"Come in," she told us. We did so.
"Mrs. Culpernit-" I started.
"Please, call me Diana."
"You were fantastic!" I said. "But you didn't have a accent when you sang. Why?"
"I choose to have my accent. I can speak perfect english if I need to. I just don't want to."
"Awesome. Hey, what's you doing tonight?"
"Not much of anything. Why?"
"Wanna be friends?" I interupted. Culpernit raised a eyebrow.
"Well, okay, I guess. Anyway, why?"
"I was wondering....." Sydia started, but her 'watch' glowed and beeped several times. "Uh, 'scuse me..." She pressed her thumb against the screen. After a moment, Sydia looked over at me and said, "Boss needs the van. She at the Acme building." She turned to the Culpernit girl. "We needa go."
"Wait! Could you come back tomarrow? My life is sorta boring. You seem fun."
"Well, you could come with us..."
"Are you in a gang?" she asked.
"Actually, yeah."
"Cool."
Sydia started to the door. "Well? You coming?"
"Sure!"
I hopped up on Sydia's shoulder and we ran all the way to the van. We all had gotten in our seats when Sydia paused.
"Wait, where IS the Acme building?"
"I know where it is."
"Okay, you can drive then."
"Huh? But I'm under age."
"It's ok. It's like a video game, but if you make a wrong move we'll die."
Diana made a 'That is a really stupid thing to say' face, but they switched places.
After a few moments of complete terror, we arrived at the Acme factory. We got out of the van and and ran inside. Then I saw the most bizzare sight I'd ever saw in my entire 3-year life.
Boss had a guy in a green zoot-suit that was in style for hispanic gangsters in the 1940's. He had on golfer shoes and a big green hat, too. But it wasn't the clothes that she was holding that was strange to me. It was who was wearing the clothes. The guy was a dead weasel.
"What the-?" I stuttered.
"Oh, snap," Sydia managed to say.
Diana had just stood there like this was the most normal thing in the world.
"Get him in the van. NOW." Boss commanded, her eyes staring us down.
TO BE CONTINUED...
This wasn't a very good chapter. Live with it.