Original titles are rare these days.

Agh, dammit. xD Okay, I'm going to write the story in parts, so this is only the first one.

Sorry for the incredibly weak plot, I was thinking about it, and it was 2 am, so meh... hahaha. I was more concentrating on the characters. Actually, that didn't really work, but I'll have to fix them in the next part.

So if you hate your character immensely, xD just tell me what you want me to change, and I will. I mostly fit the characters in the story and didn't give them particular personalities, so that's my bad.

You guys should try writing one, I'm betting you could do a million times better than me, hehehe. It's fun to write, though... so yeah.

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Sneaks. That’s what she’d called them. Sneaks. The nerve of it! So they’d been spying on some random guy. It was her fault, anyway. If she’d have let them in the building, they wouldn’t have had to spy.
The group met the next day to plan their course of action. They had to get inside the building without being recognised. Christine suggested fake moustaches. The others nodded briefly, and then pointed out that they’d probably be slightly more noticeable with moustaches, and continued planning. Mari, of course, took charge and decided that they had to split up to enter the building undetected. They wondered if security could identify them individually, and decided to take extra precautions. Leesha was an expert at sneaking around. She had everything they needed to make them unrecognisable.
It was decided that one of them had to walk through the front entrance and address the evil secretary. They chose Nelly without hesitance, because it was likely she’d keep a straighter face than the others when lying. At least, they hoped.
Several hours later, after much effective disguising, they could hardly tell who was who themselves. They took that as a good sign, and headed towards the building, equipment in hand.
Christine went around the other side of the block, to enter from the fire exit. Leesha and Mari took the side doors, where they knew security was stationed throughout the day. They hoped they could make it past them without too much trouble.
Nelly started walking towards the front door, heart pounding, willing security to be distracted, as planned. She entered the air-conditioned building and headed to the secretary’s desk, where she’d seen it blueprinted on Leesha’s hand-drawn map of the place.
The older-looking woman glanced up, startled, but narrowed her eyes upon seeing Nelly.
“Not you again… didn’t I tell you to stay away?”
Nelly froze. “You—you can see through my disguise?”
The secretary’s eyes narrowed further. “You’re wearing a hat.”
Uh oh. “Please, please, just let us through? We just want to have a look around!” Nelly saw no point in lying, they’d been discovered. All that there was left to do was plead and bargain. At least, until Christine came down the hallway.
“Two security guards down,” she said brightly. “Leesh and Mari can deal with the others. Oh—” she glanced at the secretary, immediately knowing they’d been caught. She grabbed something out of her bag and Nelly knew what it would be before Christine stunned the woman with the taser. She slumped to the floor.
Before either of them could say anything, they heard footsteps behind them. Leesha and Mari stared at the unconscious secretary. “Not again…” they both said in unison.
“What?” asked Christine.

They’d entered the elevator and used it to get to the second floor. They agreed this was where the boxes had been taken.
After almost thirty seconds upon stepping on the tiled floor outside the elevator, a man walked up to them, his face indifferent, but he appeared angry… maybe even cruel.
“Uhhh…” Nelly stammered.
“Run!” Leesha shrieked. They all scattered, splitting up in different directions, screaming and bolting around the hallway. Eventually, they were all caught by several security guards, and were brought back to the man, struggling.
“Must… stun… people…” Christine muttered, trying to reach her bag. A guard grabbed it and flung it across the room. “Dammit all!” She sighed.
Mari scowled. “Let us go, would you?”
The man smirked and shook his head. “So that you can run away and come back later? No, I think it’d be better to call the police this time.”
They glanced at each other, eyes widened.
“We were doing anything, really!” Nelly tried to assure him. “We were just—”
“Trespassing and attacking people!” the man finished.
“Well, in our defence,” Christine started to say, “you’re all a bunch of hypocrites.”
The man raised an eyebrow. “What?”
“Well, you’re spying on people too, aren’t you? That’s what this business is about, right? Spying?”
He frowned briefly, obviously confused. “We make computers.”
“So then why,” said Mari, “did we see you guys carry in a bunch of boxes in the middle of the night? Spy equipment?”
“No…” the man said slowly, obviously pitying their lack of judgment, “computer equipment.”
There was a moment of silence. “Err…” Leesha mumbled.
“OMIGOD!” Shouted Nelly. “LOOK!” She pointed in a random direction, and the guards and creepy guy turned around to see. The four of them struggled away and sprinted for the elevator.
They got in just in time, and the guards missed them by a fraction of a second. Christine pressed the button for level three.
“What the—?” Mari said. “Aren’t we leaving now?”
“I think they’re lying,” Christine replied. “Computer equipment? Yeah, right!”
The others exchanged glances.
“I agree,” Leesha spoke up. “We should probably look around…”


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Ah, this is pathetic. I'm sorry. xD It's actually pretty funny how terrible I managed to make it. Sigh. I'm seriously doubting my future in writing at the moment, hahaha... how sad... xP

Oh well. Hopefully I can fix the story in the next chapter. Unless you'd rather not read any more (probably wise).

Hehehe, sorry again, guys. Cya.

<3 <3 <3

~Sammy