Library, Friday

[selfhelphero]

It was a little weird to be in the library on a Friday, but Billy was glad his schedule had been switched around, partly because it gave him a chance to look at online classes while he was still thinking about classes, and partly because it meant he could sleep in on Sundays. It was the little things that made life better, really.

Billy was engrossed in the computer screen at the moment, but he'd totally pull himself away if anyone needed help.

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[selfhelphero]

"It, uh, wasn't so bad." Yeah, he was just going to ignore the part about mortality stats for now. "Not nearly as exciting as yours, obviously. Things have been kind of quiet here, but I like that. And I hope I didn't just jinx it or something."

[dollpocalypse]

"If things start getting weird, I won't tell anyone it was your fault," Topher promised. How generous, or something.

"Hey, it's kind of weird to be seniors, right?"

[selfhelphero]

"It's so weird!" Billy agreed. "I can't believe we're going to graduate. Is it wrong to already be thinking about what we might have to deal with at graduation?"

[dollpocalypse]

"Yeah, but don't worry, I can make us little explosives," Topher promised. "I guess they worked for Kenzi this past year, 'cause I gave her some and she's still around and stuff."

He paused, as though something had just occured to him. "Wait, why am I even reassuring you? You're like the most powerful... powers-person in our whole class."

[selfhelphero]

Billy blushed at that, even though he knew it was probably true. "Maybe you should make yourself little explosives, and we can stick together to make sure we both end up being around and stuff afterwards?" he suggested.

[dollpocalypse]

"Not only does that sound awesome, but it sounds conceivably like the ending fight scene of an only moderately annoying superheroes-who-date-each-other story arc," Topher mused. "Deal."

[selfhelphero]

"Good, then it's settled," Billy said, kissing Topher on the cheek. "So how are your classes going so far?"