Mina was the kind of friend who could light up any room. Energetic, outgoing, and effortlessly cool! You adored hanging out with Mina and the other girls. Their friendship had influenced you so much that Aizawa had half-jokingly warned about "rescuing" you from their antics.

Tonight, however, you and Mina had plans-a mission, to be precise. Mina's room was on the fourth floor so you needed to take the elevator. Mina's dorm room, tucked on the fourth floor, was the starting point for your adventure. She was infamous for her midnight snack raids, her cravings often taking over at the most inconvenient hours.

This particular night felt perfect for a little mischief. The dorms were quiet, and the lights of the refrigerator was practically calling your name. Everything was planned to perfection: the targets, the escape routes, and the failsafe that involved Mina taking the blame if things went wrong.

"Alright, everyone is asleep. Time to wake up Mina!" you thought, excitement bubbling inside you.

The dorms were quiet, the hum of the night settling in as most of Class 1-A slept soundly. The hallway lights cast a faint glow under Mina's door as you knocked gently. A few seconds later, the door creaked open, and Mina's grinning face peeked out.

"You ready to raid?" she whispered, her golden eyes sparkling with mischief.

"Always," you whispered back, grinning.

"Okay, here's the plan," she said, spreading out a mini map of the dorms she had doodled earlier. "We hit the kitchen fast and quiet. If anyone wakes up, you act natural while I take the blame."

You nodded your head in agreement. Then, the two of you slipped out of her room, careful to avoid any squeaky spots on the floor. Mina led the way, her movements surprisingly stealthy for someone so energetic.

As you reached the kitchen, she wasted no time pulling it open, the soft glow illuminating her triumphant smile. She quickly grabbed a stash of candy and cheese sticks, and even managed to find a small bottle of soda she'd hidden earlier.

"Cheese sticks and candy? Really? That's the big haul?" you asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Don't knock it 'til you try it," Mina said, tossing you a cheese stick. "Besides, it's about the thrill, not just the snacks!"

The two of you settled on the floor of the kitchen, backs against the counter as you divided the loot. You popped open a candy bar while Mina happily chewed on her cheese stick.

"This is the life," she whispered, her voice barely audible over the rustling wrappers.

"Agreed. I can't wait to do this again tomorrow!" you remarked.

Mina smirked. "Just don't try to tell your father I taught you this. Otherwise, you'll be missing most of my sneaking lessons."

"Wow. Thanks for the kind words," you muttered with a laugh.

Suddenly, the kitchen lights flicked on. Panic surged through you as Mina's hand darted out, pulling you under the counter. The two of you held your breath, hearts racing, as footsteps approached. Peeking out, you saw someone-a fellow student-pouring themselves a glass of water, oblivious to your presence. After what felt like an eternity, they left, turning off the lights as they went.

"That... was close," you whispered, exhaling slowly.

"Too close," Mina agreed, though her grin never wavered. "But totally worth it."

The coast finally clear, you followed Mina back to her room, stifling giggles the whole way. Once inside, she closed the door and handed you the soda she'd smuggled.

"To our victory," she said, raising the small bottle.

"To not getting caught!" you replied, clinking your soda against hers.

The sugar rush hit quickly, leaving you both whispering and laughing about your close call. Mina launched into funny stories and bits of gossip, each one funnier than the last, until your sides hurt from laughing. Eventually, the adrenaline wore off, and your eyelids grew heavy.

Noticing your drowsiness, Mina pulled you into a warm cuddle. "You're like my honorary little sister, you know that?" she whispered, her voice soft and sincere.

She led you back to the bed and covered the both of you with the blankets. A smile spread across your face as you drifted off to sleep. No matter what happened, you knew she would always be a friend you could count on-and you were grateful to be part of her world.