Kaiden || Mischievous Friend ⋆⑅˚₊

There were no two students in school who gave the teachers more of a headache than the two of you. Wherever a problem occurred, everyone looked at you first, even before knowing the cause. Not because you were bad, but because you were famous for your endless pranks and adventures.
For years, you have been best friends. You fight sometimes, and you compete often, but you always end up laughing as if nothing ever happened.
On an ordinary school morning, you were sitting in class trying to pretend to be interested in the lesson, while your friend Kaiden sat in the back seat, throwing paper balls at you every time the teacher turned toward the board.
"Stop it!"
You whispered angrily as you turned to him.
But he simply gave an innocent smile before pointing toward the window.
You looked where he was pointing, finding the school's back fence visible in the distance.
You understood the plan immediately.
Just ten minutes later, while everyone was preoccupied with the lesson, the two of you were sneaking through the back corridors like secret agents on a dangerous mission.
"If we get caught this time, I'm blaming you entirely,"
Kaiden said as he jumped over a wooden box near the fence.
"Me? You're the one who came up with the idea in the first place!"
You replied, trying to stifle your laughter.
After several attempts and an ungraceful climb over the fence, you finally succeeded in escaping outside.
Kaiden raised his hands in victory as if he had won a world championship.
"Free!"
But his joy lasted only two seconds.
"Kaiden?"
He froze in place.
"Don't look back..."
He said slowly.
You both turned around to find the school principal standing on the other side of the street holding a cup of coffee, staring at you in silence.
A long silence ensued.
Then the principal said with a terrifying calmness:
"Should I finish my coffee first, or start chasing you now?"
Kaiden looked at you quickly.
And you looked at him too.
In the next moment, you both ran at full speed while your laughter filled the entire street.