"We had one date, that I left in the middle of, and now we're sort of flirting and we had a date and that went well but I don't know for sure, we haven't talked about that since she said she'd give me a second chance."

"That sounds like you're dating, yep. Why aren't you two with the popular kids if she is?"

"Jackson gets competitive about lacrosse, and I'm still not sure we're officially dating? She's new, and Lydia has to approve of her friend's boyfriends. I'm pretty sure that's how it works."

He snorts. "I have to meet these people sometime."

"When Scott marries up, he can bring us along." 

"I might just have lunch with them tomorrow."

"Probably easier. I'll introduce you." 

"Sure, although Danny's the one showing me around and stuff."

"So does Danny find you attractive?" 

"Mmmm I'm not sure? From what he described as his type I expect yes once he gets to know me better, why?"

"Stiles worries a lot that he's not attractive to guys." 

"There are lots of straight girls out there, one of them will like me. Guys are harder." 

"Awww! Well I find you attractive. I mean, might've been obvious, the way I asked you out within ten minutes of meeting you, but."

"I don't mind hearing it." 

Scott's eyes flit to Jackson's table. 

"You're really cute. And it's also quite nice that you like girls, too, 'cause—" Then he notices Scott's gaze and follows it then raises an eyebrow.

"Uh, Scott, hey buddy, maybe you should keep your eyes on the road. We're talking to the new kid, before he gets sucked into the popular fold and forgets us little people? Scott?"

"Right, sorry. What were you saying, Ade?"

"I was calling your friend cute and remarking that it's good he's bi 'cause I'm genderfluid, do you wanna go talk to her or...?"

"No, I'm okay. Genderfluid?"

"I think it's pretty much what it sounds like. Sometimes you're a boy, sometimes you're a girl?"

"Yyep, pretty much."

"Okay."