KaitoxLen - Different

The music pounded to loud for my likings. The beat pulsed through you carrying your every move with it. All the other teenagers seemed to like it dancing and laughing. I spotted Rin dancing as well moving her body skillfully.

“Fun?” I thought aloud. Our conversation played through my mind.

“Len! There's this great little dance club opened up for teenagers to come and hang out and rave or whatever! You have to come with me.” Rin begged.

“I don't think so. That isn't exactly my type of thing. Just invite one of your friends like Miku with you.” I argued. Rin latched onto my arm and I knew from the look in her eyes I would lose this argument.

“It'd be fun!” She whined.

“Fine.”

Now there she stood instantly surrounded by both genders. People always swarm around her. The air she gave off was fun and new, as people would insist. To me it's just tiring and never ending.

“You don't look like you're having fun.” A husky voice said over my shoulder. I glanced at the blue haired boy curiously.

“Not really. This isn't my type of thing. Its so loud.” I explained. The boy threw his head back and laughed.

“Yeah? Here come with me. I'm Kaito by the way.” He introduced. I fallowed him as he winded through the crowd.

“Len.” He went behind the drink bar and opened a door. The door led to a hallway with various other doors. He led me inside the closest one on the left to us. Inside the dim room is a coffee table and two sleek black couches. On the far wall a large flat screen T.V.

“I come here when I get tired of the party. My family runs this place so I'm here all the time.” Kaito explained. He sat down on one couch and I sat on the other. I didn't notice another bar like area to my left until Kaito walked to it. He grabbed two red solo cups filled with some clear liquid. He sat back down across from me and offered me one. I looked at him suspiciously.

“It's just sprite.” He said. I nodded taking it thankfully. Dimly in the background you could still hear the music.

“So Len, if this isn't your thing why are you here?” Kaito asked in attempt to star a conversation.

“My sister begged me to come.” I explained. He nodded.

“Twins?” He asked.

“Yeah, how did you know?”

“I saw her out there, you look exactly alike.”

“As I'm told.” I sighed dejectedly.

“You know you're cute.” He pointed out bluntly. I felt myself blush. Cute? Me! Is that an insult or a compliment? I wondered.

“Umm . . .” I stammered. Kaito leaned towards me over the coffee table.

“You're not like the other girls . . . you're different.” He said his voice dropping to a whisper. I stared at him shocked as he pressed his lips to mine. It took me a moment to recover from my shock. Then it took me a moment to realize I liked what I was feeling. Then I felt betrayed.

“No!” I cried pushing him away and standing up. “Of course I'm not like the other girls stupid! I'm a boy!” I shouted wiping a stubborn tear from my cheek. Kaito stared at me in shock as I ran from the room.

I rushed through the dance floor pushing past Rin. She saw my expression and grabbed my arm.

“Whats wrong?” She asked genuinely concerned.

“I'm growing a mustache!” I exclaimed angrily. Rin gave me a funny look.

“Why?”

“So I look like a man!”