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Zeke laughed. "Yep, Friday is almost here. Just one Thursday between today and our weekend." He noticed that the flow of people was starting to lessen. "Let's hurry inside. Don't want to be late today of all days..."

"That depends..." Jakiel measured Alex's stomach adn then used a stethoscope to hear for something. "...at the very least, you'll miss the rest of this week if this goes on as per the schedule." He blinked as he heard somethign strange. "Hm..." He then pressed lightly against Alex's stomach. "...Dammit. That's what she meant..."

He walked over to his desk and then returned with a black screen. "Hold still..." He held it above Alex's stomach, watched it for a moment, then 'tsk'ed. "The seed is going to come out early."

Zeke thought about it. "Well, I might go home and rest, first. Sicne tests really exhaust me."

Jakiel hugged Alex back. "It's normal to be afraid. But I'm here." He rubbed his hand over Alex's stomach. "Hm...it's pulsing rather strongly. I'm going to ask Mother if she has any more wise predictions. If something changes, call me immediately." He then walked upstairs.

Alice was asleep on the couch, the tv had been turned off a while back. Her hair fell in curtains around her face as she sat up upon hearing Jakiel approach. "Everything organic may not taste good, but the process is always safer." She mumbled groggily as she laid back down. She fell asleep once mroe shortly after.

Jakiel was once more confused by his Mother's words. He frowned, watchign her carefully to see if she'd say anythign else, then walked back downstairs. "Alex?"

Zeke blushed and nodded. "S-Sure!" He smiled. "I'd be glad if you joined me!" That's when a girl from their class approached Zeke. "Ah! Zeke-sempai! There you are! I was told to find you. The student prez wants to see you after-school! Do you have time?"

Jakiel chuckled, nodded. "Okay. I'll get you something to eat. Oh, and I didn't get anything I could understand from my Mother. I'll tell you while you eat. Hold on..." He went back upstairs and made Alex a simple breakfast of eggs, toast, and sausages. Then he returned. "Here."

Zeke nodded his head. "Yes. I'm sorry. But I'll call back and let my mom know, so you can go there ahead of me."

Jakiel watched Alex eat for a moment before answering. "Well, she said: "Everything organic may not taste good, but the process is always safer."" He sighed, scratching the back of his head. "She must've fallen asleep during a food commercial or advertisement..."

Zeke nodded. Later, after-school, he went to go see hte president, who, funny enough, was a girl.

Jakiel shook his head. "No. Mother talks in riddles. She never says anything straight out unless it's about her days with dad."

Zeke blushed a bit as Terry kissed him and ran off. He smiled goofily for a moment, then went to speak with the prez. "Yes? You were looking for me?"

The student president smiled at the sight of Zeke. "Ah, Zeke, there you are. I wanted to give you something." She handed him a letter. "Read this. I wrote it personally for you, and it is now delivered."

Jakiel chuckled and smiled. "I'm glad you tried all the same." He kissed Alex and then put his hand on Alex's stomach. "Still, excuse me in advance, but, it's quite fascinating that your body was even able to do any of this. And it seems the seed if, practically pulsing with life!" He perssed his ear to Alex's stomach. "Like this, you're practically pregnant..."

Jakiel smiled at that wording. "Yep. Our child made from plants in an all-natural... ...process... Natural...process?" He then paled considerably. "Alex...I just figured out what my mother meant..."

Zeke frowned as he continued to read the letter. He set the letter in the prez's desk when he was finished. "Well, I don't know what to say. I'm flatter, for sure, that you think of me in sure ways, but... I can't. I don't think I could do it. I mean, I'm not as great a guy as you think!"

{It's not what you think...}

[coloir=darkorange]Jakiel stood up and walked over to his tools. "I need to operate right now! Gh!" He shoulders slumped at a realization. "Wait, I can't do that. She just told me not to." He faced Alex. "I think, my mom is telling me I can't operate yet. But why?" He tilted his head to the side, confused. "Hm...maybe I should just take a look." He grabbed some googles with black lenses (kinda like the ones pilots motorcyclist wear), then walked over to Alex. "These lenses are special, allowing me to see heat distribution. With this, I might see somethign I otherwise couldn't..."