I didn't know what came over me... I honestly don't... It just... happened.... But he was kinda hot with sweat speckled over his body from just the small fight we had...

I shook my head. No. It wasn't right. I shouldn't even look or speak to him. I looked at the sword. That means I should probably fix it quickly. How was I supposed to fix a Katana without any skills on weapon making...

Now I just wonder if I can just sneakily make Donnie do it so I don't have to deal with Leo...

I sighed and looked toward the lab, wondering. When I came up to the door, I heard muffled talking through the tightly closed door. Donnie was working. Great.... Turning around, I went to my room and looked around.

Slash was still gone after he mutated. We haven't seen him since Shredder's defeat. It made me worried on what he was doing. I missed the little turtle, but I could also Ty and get along with the mutated Turtle he turned into. I just wanted one buddy now that Casey wouldn't be visiting nearly every day...

But I looked through my room and finally just set the Katana on my bedside drawer. Looking around my room, I tried to find something heavy enough to try and straighten the blade.

There was my drum set, but I didn't want to harm that. I sighed. Leo said to not have Donnie fix the sword. He never said anything about helping.

Leaving the sword, and my room, I went back to Donnie's lab and looked around. He was in a spinning chair in front of his computer. He gestured me in, still talking with someone with his headset. He got up and came over to me.

"Yes, you just put the Micro SD card in the phone and you can view your pictures and videos," he nodded. Then he covered the microphone, whispering to me. "What do you need, Raph?"

"Something heavy," I said softly.

Donnie nodded toward a sixty pound weight and I nodded as he went back to his computer, talking and typing. I grabbed the weight and slowly half drug, half carried it to my room.

With a mighty raise, I put the weight on the sword and on the wooden dresser, only to make it groan under the weight and break down. I jumped back, shocked. The sword lay on the ground, straight as I could ever make it, but with my dresser in splinters.

I sighed and slid the sword out from under the rubble and examined it. It was straight. Leo shouldn't be too disappointed...

And that's when I heard a knock on my door. I looked over then went over and opened the door. Leo was there. What're the odds...

"I heard something smash," he said a little worried. "You okay?"

"Fine," I muttered. I handed him his sword and he looked at him. "There's your sword."

He looked at it and right when I was about to close the door, he blinked and put his hand on the door, "Wait...!"

I stopped the door and looked at him. He was looking at me a little worried. I wasn't sure what to say. It looked like he didn't either.

"What is it, Leo...." I sighed finally.

"What.... What was that...? In the dojo?" he asked.

"I don't know..." I grit my teeth, looking away.

Leo blushed softly and looked down a little. "You promise?"

I nodded then closed the door again, looking at the mess in my room. Another knock was at the door, but I ignored it. Leo can wait.