Monstercat University I

Chapter 005

[Dilumi's POV]

     "Alright, who hasn't gone yet?" Veela asks. After watching my hilarious Gym Stereotypes video and Anna's crazy lip sync/interpretive dance for Truth, and Veela going from person to person showing each one something that would hit them right in their soft spots, we're all pretty shaken up with laughter already.
     "I don't think Laura and I have gone," Danyka answers.
     "Okay, Laura, you're up." Laura, a very kind and gentle character, walks up with a huge smirk on her face, turning the laptop towards her and typing something in. I'm probably not the only one who's curious about what she's going to do.
     "Alright," Laura says, turning the laptop back around. As soon as the video starts, I literally cannot stop myself from bursting into laughter. It's that stupid retarded running horse.
     "Oh crap, I've seen this," Anna mutters. I look over at Danyka and see her making a huge effort not to laugh. Suddenly the video switches from a horse to a llama, and Danyka and Anna both lose it.
     "WHAT IS SO FUNNY ABOUT THIS??" Anna shouts between laughs as a polar bear comes on the screen. Veela is still sitting very quietly in the corner while a series of different animals go by.
     "Veela, I saw that! You smiled!" Laura says after the cow comes on.
     "That was a good choice, Laura," compliments Danyka as Laura pauses the video.
     "Darn it! I was gonna do Dubstep Cat!" Laura says, getting up. "Ok Danyka. You're left." We all watch Danyka as she walks over with an open notebook in her hand and sits down, setting it in her lap. Something about that notebook looks really familiar. Danyka looks up at us with a mysterious smile.
     "Remember when we all did mad libs?"
     "Oh NO!" says Anna.
     "Crap..." I say, realizing what's about to happen.

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     An exhausted smile on my face, I trudge behind Anna and Veela into our room. I'm pretty tired. I kind of wish I hadn't waited this late to pack for the trip to my parents', because I'm leaving early tomorrow morning. But I have to do it now. Sighing, I pull out my suitcase and pack in a couple changes of clothes (including a dress for church), my Bible, toiletries, journal, Mac, two pairs of headphones, my mom's birthday gift, and the first plush animal I ever had, a green dog named Daddoo. That should do it. "I'm going to bed," I tell Anna.
     "Okay, goodnight. Sweet dreams."
     "Goodnight Anna." I crawl into bed, snuggling into the soft covers. This is the first time I've had alone to think about my set, but that can wait. I can think about that on the long drive tomorrow. Right now, I seriously need to get some sleep.