KaBOOM (open, please post)

Hmm, well the girl must be able to see through things, because our packages are covered in paper, or she might be able to just guess. If she has handled explosives herself, she would know that's what we're doing, but judging by her comment she is a law abiding citizen who doesn't enjoy their weekends nearly as much as we do.

Alasha winks at me. Of course we know they're against the law. That makes blowing things up almost twice as fun. If it weren't for the law, explosions wouldn't be special, meaning they'd be absolutely no fun. Thank you, law. But we still have to lie our way out of this. We could always blow her up, but she's no peacekeeper, and that would be murder.

I pick up my pencil and smile brightly at her, the exact mirror image of Alasha. "What makes you think those are explosives? Why on earth would we be carrying explosives?" I ask, my face impassive. Alasha and I have a reputation for picking up lots of boys and dumping them a day later, but we have no other reputation, so she shouldn't associate us with explosives. Hopefully.

I could cackle at this again. A peacekeeper. Fun!! But suddenly, something strikes me about the girl. I glance at Ashana to see if she remembers, and sure enough, I think she does, because she's not giggling at the "threat" of a peacekeeper. I guess Ashana never really could forget about that stupid dog. It caused way more trouble than it's worth. I remember it so clearly. The explosive was timed and we were shouting at the dumb dog to leaves, trying to get him to get away before the explosives went off. Well, it didn't work and Ashana and I turned pale faces to each other, appalled.

"Well thanks for the tip," I say, pulling on a convincing, cheery face. "We'll watch out for the peacekeeper. It's kind of you to be so considerate."