Mouse’s escape

A few weeks ago, 3 mice escaped from its cage. They were actually scheduled to be dissected the very day by the Upper 6 Biology students. When their class was over, their teacher informed us about the mice and ask us to keep an eye and try to recapture them (The Lower 6s will be in the Bio Lab for the rest of the year because there’s not enough classrooms.).

So, a few days later, while having Bio lesson…
*BING BLONG*
Torpor: Are you alright? (Thought my classmate that sits beside me fell down from her chair)
CM: Yea. (Still sitting like usual)
Torpor: Then just now why so loud?
CM: I saw a mouse under the table; in the hole. (Each lab table has a hole underneath, which we still haven’t got a clue what’s the use of it)
Torpor: You mean the white mice that escape a few days ago?
CM: Should be, because it’s white.
This incident then created a chaos as the whole class try to find the mouse. Bio teacher can just shake her head because we were too excited to continue listening to her lecture.

After settling down once more as we failed to locate the mouse, Bio teacher regain her teaching. Then, this time it’s the teacher’s turn to notice a mouse running out from our table again. Because the mouse had been starved (we assumed as there’s no food in the lab), its movement was kinda slow.
BT: Boys, go catch it.
Boys: *just look at the mouse’s direction but not taking a move*
BT: Boys must act macho, faster go catch la…
One of the boys then stands up.
Walk towards the mouse.
Stretch his arm.
Open his palm.
*POCK*
The mouse managed to escape and disappear once again under our eyes.
BT: Ah la, dia sudah begitu lambat masih tak dapat tangkap. Tsk, tsk, tsk…