El Dia de los Muertos.

Tara: "Oh," My green eyes widened. That was a huge mistake on Rose's part. But i had always liked that girl, she was fun. I walked behind Aiden's desk and grabbed the papers from him. "Can I see these? Yeah, thanks." I looked through them carefully.

Aiden: "why are you looking at my rule booklet?" I demanded.

Tara: "Because I enjoy how mad it makes you," I smirked, still looking through the booklet. "Who caught them?"

Aiden: "me."

Tara: "Why?" I looked at him. "You want her banished?"

Aiden: "the girl is trouble. I was minding my own business, keeping an eye on the city, when I spotted her jumping off a rooftop. I was going to ask her what she was doing, when she layed down and slept next tto a human. I watched them all night, and then when theyy woke up, they kissed. That is all." I lied.

Tara: "No, it's not. Lies are considered sins, you know," I hissed, always quick to pick up on lies.

Aiden: "it is the honest to God truth."

Tara:"Well, I'm planning to find a loophole. And I'll be borrowing this, thank you very much," I turned to go.

Aiden: "fine then. Try all you want. But you won't find one."

Tara: "Already found one!" I turned back around triumphantly. "She kisses an angel, and it'll cancel out the sin."

Aiden: "I doubt she wouldd cheat in her boyfriend. What's the other one??"

Tara: "We don't tell anyone," I frowned, knowing that one was lame. Especially since Aiden would never agree to it.

Aiden: "well, I already sent out the call, so a little too late. Looks like we lost an angel."

Tara: "No one knows what the call was for, besides me," I locked the cottage door then glared at him. I felt like a pyscho for that move, but whatever. "No one else needs to know."

Aiden: I shook my head. "She's dangerous. If we let her get away with it, she'll get more testy. We have to strike when the metal's hot."

Tara: "How is she dangerous?" I crossed my arms, leaning against the door.

Aiden: "if we let her get away with it, she'll think she can break more rules. She'll terrorize the city, killing people, burning buildings, the likes. And she'll think we'll sit and let her. And it would look bad for us, because we let a criminal get away."

Tara: "Aiden, you and I both know she'd never do that. What's this really about? Did you hit on her and she turned you down?" I teased with a smirk.

Aiden: "ever since she became an angel, she's been too perfect. Acts as if flaws don't exist. She's trouble, and this is just the beginning." I warned.

Tara: "Maybe trouble's a good thing. What if fraternizing with humans actually helped everyone?" I countered.

Aiden: "how on earth would it help?"

Tara: "It just would. Why can't you just let other people be happy for once? Just because you're a jerk who will probably live and die alone doesn't mean you have to make everyone else unhappy, too," I glared at him.

Aiden: "I'm doing my duty as an angel to keep the peace in the human and spirit worlds. THIS does not entitle peace!!"

*noms on cake*