Weeks pass, and he doesn't catch a single card.
When cards become active, he goes looking. They just disappear before he gets there.
He's getting worried, and he's not sure he's satisfied with Kero's explanations.
He tries to focus on school.
Kisses are welcome, though. He does some more of that.
Not at all to spite any annoying classmates. Nope. Or to distract himself from his growing paranoia. Not that either.
Just Sadde, who is utterly delightful.
"My dad's going to be home in ten, so try to keep it fast. I recommend the bathroom instead of one of the bedrooms, since I don't have time to do a load of laundry before that."
Well, he'll let her out more, and he'll have to do something about those two.
Are any of the other cards nice?
Sadde pulls away, giggling. "I think if I drag Alistair somewhere more private I'm gonna do it somewhere other than another person's house."
"Oh, I don't know, we should aim for variety. Lots of fun locations to try out."
Windy is pretty nice, yeah.
Thank for the talk, Song.
How about Fly? Is Fly doing okay?
"Well I definitely am," he says, and starts kissing Alistair's face up his jawline and down his neck.
Identify how it's doing, then. Is there anything like emotions? Preferences? Instincts?
The thing Sadde is doing at the moment is not: caring about the garage. It is: kissing this gorgeous human being and seeing just how much he can rile said human being up.
Sheriff Stilinski returns from a frustrating but thankfully short day at work, to find teenagers kissing and- meditating?- in his living room.
"What."
"The cheese tray is right over here, but it's mine now, I called it."