An Education [closed]

[JD Paerson]

It appeared that some of the Superman talk had gotten to JD. Mostly, it had served to awaken a desire to relive some childhood memories and watch a bunch of the old cartoons he used to see. So he dug up a few Teen Titans episodes, a few old Justice League cartoons, and was about to start watching when he decided he wanted to serve a dual purpose.

It was time Zac was educated.

So he went to Zac and invited him to a cartoon night. The billionaire agreed, provided that this cartoon night took place as a sleepover at his house in town. JD hadn't been aware that Zac had a house in town, but he wasn't surprised. He agreed tentatively, also agreeing that someone else could come. He wasn't sure exactly who Zac was going to invite, but figured it couldn't be anything too bad.

If JD could handle Zac, he could definitely handle anyone else from Hammel. Right?

So he picked out a list of links and grabbed his laptop, even packing a pair of pajama bottoms and grabbing a sleeping bag. He stuffed it all into a duffle bag along with a box of cookies and a few bags of chips (just in case someone forgot to make popcorn) and headed out. It was Thursday night, because he knew that Zac would have parties to go to on Friday and because his classes on Friday didn't start until 10, so he'd have a little extra time to get ready in the morning. But it wasn't like they would be staying up that late, anyway.

It was just some cartoons and some pizza, then a nice, quiet night. He had repeated this over and over to Zac, and he hoped that some of his instructions had sunk in.

He ran to the house and knocked on the door. "All right," he said when the door opened, "I've got a bunch of shows picked out, and I've got coupons for pizza and I have a newspaper, so don't push me. Where should I set up the computer?"

[Zachary LaRousse]

Zac wasn’t really the type to join in sleepovers or anything other similar activities. While he enjoyed them as a kid, he never really saw the need to engage in them as he grew older, deeming it a bit too childish and/or too feminine (not that he’s sexist or anything).

But when JD suddenly invited him to one out of nowhere, he immediately agreed. After all, for all the years he’s known the boy (around five or so years really, but to his teenage perception it seems like an eternity already), he’s never invited him to anything before. Not that he’s complaining or anything, but he’s somehow used to the fact that their relationship is somehow characterized by him being a bit too energetic for his own good, dragging the speedster into all sorts of mishaps here and there, and JD thwacking him back to reality with his trusty newspaper. While it was unexpected, it wasn’t entirely unwelcome. In fact, it made him smile on the inside. Maybe he’s finally getting through the guy (whatever he’s trying to implant on the boy’s brain, I have no idea).

“DeeDee! What took you so long?” beamed the boy as he heard the bell ring, rushing to open the door and greet his teddy bear. He gave him a tight squeeze, welcoming him to the quaint house his dad bought just before he enrolled in Hammel. “I have a flamethrower here somewhere. Your newspaper should beware.”

After telling JD to leave his shoes by the door (Pete’s a good guy but he’s pretty particular about shoes and the house), he pushed the boy up the flight of stairs and into the guest room. “Pete’s already laid out the mattresses we’ll be sleeping at and all that, so it’s all good. And he’s my legal guardian of sorts in Vermont, so he can write us absence notes if he has to.”

When they reached near the end of the hallway, he promptly ran in front of his door, shouting, “Hey! Superman’s here! We can finally begin painting our nails and braiding out hair!” He gave JD a coy wink before continuing, “Robbie’s been here since the afternoon. He’s been beating me in Mario Kart ever since.”

[Robbie Wilkes]

Zac's invitation for a sleepover was met with a laugh, an 'Are you serious?' face and then a suspicious eye. But with the mention of the guest list and also the content of the evening's plans, Robbie was quick to say yes. Cartoons, pizza and Superman...what could possibly go wrong?

So he ran the idea with Jared who got excited but the moment Robbie mentioned that it was at Zac's house, Jared refused. And even after several tries of convincing and puppy eyes, Jared flat out refused so Robbie, with a pouty face, left the dorm without his roommate/best friend.

Robbie found the house easily and the two boys spent practically the whole afternoon on Zac's Xbox until someone rang the doorbell. Robbie continued to play without Zac until he heard the other boy's voice call out their guest of honor's 'name'. He paused the game and threw the controller down on the couch before sliding across the floor to the door and swinging it open.

"SUPERMAN!" Robbie yelled out. "What's up duuude!"

[JD Paerson]

JD ignored the comment about the flamethrower. Mostly because he knew there was no way Zac was serious. Even if he was permitted to have a flamethrower, he wouldn't be dumb enough to use it when there was a chance it could burn up the whole house. Even billionaires have to be careful with their possessions.

"Mattresses, huh? Nice. I was more expecting having to just sleep on the floor." He let himself be ushered upstairs. He walked slowly down the hallway, taking in everything he was seeing. He didn't want to look like he was excited about all this, after all.

"What are you on about, calling me Super--" JD cut off when he saw who was actually there. "Robbie? Wait, no, not that Robbie..."

But the blond in the room jumped up in glee and was most definitely the same blond that JD had experienced a lunch period with. The unfortunate result of that lunch had been yet someone else who was quietly convinced that Jonah was actually Clark Kent. Or not so quietly.

"Hello, Robbie," JD said dejectedly. "And it's JD. Please."

He pulled out his laptop and set it on a table that was nearby. "I assume you have wireless internet," he said to Zac. "I've got a couple of shows picked out already. Why don't you guys make yourselves useful and get some popcorn or something?"

The first link was to a particular Teen Titans episode, the one where Robin went on a big quest and all the other Titans dressed up in the spare Robin outfits. It was funny, and it reminded him just a little bit about how he sometimes felt around his friends might act if he ever left.

[Zachary LaRousse]

Zac simply let out a slight snort when JD mentioned sleeping on the floor. Was the boy mocking his wealth or something? Sure he had his allowance trimmed down to 75% of what it once was before (and he’s pretty sure that he’s ranted a bit about it at least once to the boy), but he’s not yet broke. Far from it actually. “Cedric prepared mattresses for us three to snuggle on together,” he smirked, “Unless you’d rather I kick you out of the house in the middle of the night.” Not that he would do that of course. He might be a bit rude at times, but he’s definitely not a bad host. Not to JD he won’t be.

His grin got even wider as he saw JD’s reaction to Robbie’s (surprise) appearance. He knew the two boys had something going on between them when he passed by the cafeteria that fateful day. Too bad he still had drama practice to go to (who knew being in a play was so much work?) that he couldn’t spare a minute to rain on the two boys’ fun.

“Why so humble DeeDee?” he said as he gave Robbie a coy wink, “He’s really Superman Porny. Just look at his arms.” And with that he gave JD a quick pinch, then suddenly sprang up and clung onto the boy’s back (like he always does). “See! He can even carry be behind his back without even breaking a sweat. How can he not be Clark Kent anyway?” If Robbie had any doubts behind JD’s Kryptonian heritage, Zac will make sure he’d be a ‘devoted follower’ before the night’s done.

Arms still wrapped around the poor speedster’s neck as they entered the room, he briefly nodded in response to JD’s wireless inquiry and pointed to the screen on the far side of the room. “Pete says you can hook your laptop up to the TV, but I haven’t really tried it. And don’t worry about the food. I know you two are a rather ravenous bunch, so I had Pete order us extra large servings of everything.”

“Are we going to paint out nails out? I want mine green!”

[Robbie Wilkes]

"Oh right, JD. Gotcha." Robbie winked conspiratorially at JD and then snickered at Zac. He then chuckled when Zac jumped on JD's back, pronouncing what Robbie was already convinced off. Obviously the dark-haired boy was something super if he could carry the lean, muscly Asian on his back without even blinking. Zac really didn't have to convince Robbie otherwise. Even if JD wasn't the Superman, he was still something great in weather manipulator's gleaming eyes.

"Oh man, cartoons!" Robbie grinned excitedly, fistpumping the air as he followed the two boys further into the living room. He leapt over the couch, landing with a huff on the center of the cushy seat. "What're we watching?" He asked, his eyes moving from one boy to the other as they spoke of hooking things up. He perked up when there was mention of food. "Food? Pizza? Awesome!" Robbie exclaimed, bouncing slightly on the couch.

"Nails? Ew." He looked at his chewed out nails and the left corner of his lip curled up in annoyance. "No amount of nail paint could hide these suckers." He curled his fingers and growled at the boys.

[OOC: Nunu is TERRIBLY sorry for the silly delay and the silly response because she got silly stupid >_<]

[JD Paerson]

JD was used to Zac climbing all over him, which was why he didn't bother making a fuss when the Asian jumped on for another piggy-back ride. However, had he been aware of how this elevated him in the blond's eyes, he may have complained a bit more.

Then again, he'd almost given up on trying to argue with the two. If they were determined to think of him as a superhero, there wasn't much he was going to do to persuade them otherwise. And, on top of that...it was kind of nice to be looked up to for a bit. Halfheartedly, he said, "Yes, my name is JD, no, I won't respond to 'Clark,' and I can't see right through you. Thanks for believing me."

It took a few minutes for the link to start downloading, and in that time JD pulled out a jumble of cords and connected his laptop up to the television screen. He wasn't completely ignorant in these matters--it was mostly just a point of color-coordinating. Electronics these days were incredibly simple, or at least they seemed that way sometimes.

"Where's the food, then? 'Cause I didn't get a chance to eat before coming over here, and running always tires me out. And it looks like the little one wants something to eat, too." He nodded his head back at Robbie, bouncing up and down on the couch.

"We are not painting our nails. So don't worry about that, Robbie. Here, look, the first movie's up. I really like this one, and then you guys can help me pick out which one comes next. I've got a whole list." And indeed he did, all saved on a Word document on his laptop, each with a convenient description of what the show was. "I uh...I didn't have much to do last night."

When the show started, JD made a point of naming all the characters as an introduction. "So that's Robin fighting there, and then there, back at the tower. The black guy is Cyborg, and he eats waffles. Then there's Beast Boy, the green one, who just climbs over everything and acts like an animal." JD shot a glare at Zac. "Then Raven. She's just grumpy--that's the one in the purple cape. And she's got magic stuff. And she never does anything funny or participates in friendly camaraderie." If that word flew over the other two's heads, he didn't notice. "And Starfire. She's orange and shoots fire bolts out of her hands when she's not being stupidly sappy and awkward." And for some reason, he couldn't keep his eyes from wandering over toward Robbie.

"Beast Boy always starts all the trouble," JD said sullenly when the scene of Beast Boy dressed in Robin's clothes came up. "And Starfire is usually very willing to jump right in. Robin and Raven are the only two sane ones in the group, really."

[Zachary LaRousse]

Zac, like the big baby that he is, simply gave JD a rather loud ‘pfffbbbt’ with his tongue (no saliva included, thankfully) when the boy mentioned not responding to if he would be called Clark. As if that would stop the smug teen from insisting to the student population that the Boy Scout and his teddy bear is one and the same. “As if I don’t know you’re always checking me out with your special vision Dee,” he chuckled, puckering up and making kissy-kissy gestures as they walked across the room. How these two got along so well, I totally do not know.

He promptly unclasped himself from the death grip he’s given the speedster and went over to the lined mattresses, jumping over the blond weather manipulator in the process. “Ooh. Clark’s so smaaart,” he said as JD started working on the wires, chuckling loudly as he did, “Don’t you think so Porny?” He grabbed a body pillow and playfully rolled over the sheets, bumping onto the weather manipulator very much like a mature kid.

“We are painting our nails. I already bought three different colors. No more whining,” he said with such a stern face, but burst out laughing soon after. He crawled towards JD’s laptop started skimming through the whole file. And boy were the descriptions detailed. “At least you weren’t watching porn again. You don’t want me to drag you to a Pornholics Anonymous or something, right?” He briefly turned to Robbie and whispered (in a voice loud enough for JD to hear even if he’s on the other room), “He’s got a problem a whole lot worse than you. Sad really.” He was just about to say more when Pete finally knocked, telling Zac to come down and help him haul up the pizza and take-out boxes that just arrived. Just in time as it seems.


For the first few minutes of the said episode, Zac suddenly became silent as if in a trance. Childhood memories slowly flooding in, unconsciously making the boy smile. “See DeeDee, I am totally like Robin,” he said as the scene of Robin being all bad-ass with the snake was shown, “Smart, powerful and incredibly handsome.” Because heaven knows he’s not some green, seemingly mindless comic relief, right?

[Robbie Wilkes]

Robbie continued to titter at JD's relentless quest to convince Robbie of his not actually being Superman. Yeah...sure, JD. Good luck with that!

As JD plugged his laptop to the TV, Robbie looked at the process intently, just in case he had to do something similar. At least he was learning something during this sleepover. He blinked up at Zac when the boy called him by his 'term of endearment'. "Yup." He nodded eagerly before turning his attention back to JD.

The mention of food perked Robbie right up. "Cheeeese pizzzaaaa!" he bellowed just as his stomach growled. "Zac was a bad host to me up till you got here. He didn't even let me raid his fridge. What kind of a friend invites you to a sleepover and not let you raid the fridge?" Robbie asked nobody in particular.

"Score," the weather manipulator nodded when JD said they were not in fact painting their nails. As the movie started, Robbie glared at Zac for still suggesting they painted their nails. "As long as they're not yellow." He rolled his eyes, laughing. The blond scooted closer over to JD to see his list. "Whoa! That is a l-" his head turned sharply at Zac when he mentioned porn. Then he turned back to JD. Squinting his eyes to see if what Zac said held any credibility, Robbie decided to shove Zac playfully. "You're such a meanie. He so doesn't watch porn."

The introduction to the cartoon had Robbie nodding in utter concentration. It was a miracle having the blond boy sit down long enough to finish a 20 minute cartoon but the storyline was pretty interesting. As always, he was completely oblivious to the pointed looks JD sent his way. "Can I help?" Robbie asked distractedly when the announcement of the arrival of pizza was made.

"I'm totally Cyborg! I'm all strong and stuff. I could totally see myself being half robot. That'd be super bad-ass!" Robbie nodded enthusiastically, volleying from JD to Zac and back to JD. "Right, right?" He turned to see the pile of pizza boxes on the table and licked his lips. "Is there cheese pizza? Coz I like cheese pizza."

[OOC: Again sorry for the delay! Robbie!muse was being belligerent >_>]

[JD Paerson]

"Porny? That's his nickname?" JD gestured at Robbie. "And I thought I had it bad." Though he supposed it said something about the guy that he was willing to put up with a name like that. It also probably meant that the guy was more of an innocent, since Zac was always trying to give people traits that they didn't actually possess.

"No, not very nice of Zac not to share his fridge. But then, you can't expect much from him. It's always a wise idea to be prepared." Which was, of course, why he had some extra food in his bag.

"We are not painting our nails. Just because you're rich and a pest doesn't mean I have to give in to you all the time." He was glad that Robbie was willing to stand up for him in the porn-watching area, since that was a comment he wasn't going to go near. Anything he said was going to be turned against him. It was better to just ignore the comment and not worry about it.

The first show went well. And if the other two wanted to believe that they were more like certain members of the team, well...that was their call. JD still knew what he thought.

"Yeah, sure Robbie. Cyborg. The whole way. And at least Zac has the uber-rich part of the Robin persona down. Hand me that pizza. I'm starving." He took up two slices of pepperoni, sandwiched them together, and dug in.

"Right, now let's try the next one. Here, this is more Teen Titans stuff--the origin story, so there's not much introduction to do. But it should be pretty fun..."

He set up the next show and they started watching again. He chose not to comment much during this episode, instead letting the others just say whatever they thought.

[Zachary LaRousse]

A loud snort escaped the smug teen’s lips when he heard JD doubt the authenticity of his moniker for Robbie. “Porny, you are such a cheater,” he said, tackling the blond and giving him a playful noogie, “Stop looking so damn innocent. No one believes me when you have that dumb blond look on your face.” Hopefully Robbie could discern that Zac meant no harm with his statement. He was about to tickle the younger boy to death (‘cause heaven knows he’s such a grown-up) when JD spoke once more. “Why DeeDee,” teased Zac, “you want me to start calling you Shorty now?”

“You won’t get anything if you raided the fridge earlier. Pete just has enough food in the fridge for him, and the occasional me. And besides, you weren’t whining about it earlier,” Zac protested as he placed the food boxes (pizza, Chinese take-out, etc.) on top of the mattresses and slowly checked on their contents. Yum. He promptly threw the cheese pizza box towards Robbie’s direction then added, “Just don’t make so much of a mess you guys. Dad gave Pete orders not to clean our mess and I don’t want to sleep on a cheesy bed.”

Zac huffed as the two tag-teamed on him. True, it was a bit expected, but that doesn’t mean he was any less displeased. “Have you seen DeeDee’s external harddrive then Porny? You’d be surprised at the boy’s secret stash if you do,” the Prince said, sending JD a rather smug grin as he tried to persuade Robbie into his side, “I’m not even into half the things in there. It’s that worse.”

“Porny’s more Starfire. Loud and annoyingly dense.” All his side comments were once again shoved to the side once the next episode started however. He has watched the series quite the number of times already, but despite that, his eyes still stay glued on the screen every time. “We should watch the Stranded one,” he muttered.

Just because he’s into the episode doesn’t mean he won’t do any of his shenanigans however. “If Starfire can finally understand human speech when she kisses Robin,” he smirked, stealthily walking closer to one of the boys as the particular scene rolled in, “You think I’d finally understand Robbie if I plant one on him?” And without warning, he held the boy’s face in place and planted one on his lips.

Don’t worry JD, Zac says you’re next.

[Robbie Wilkes]

Tilting his head sideways with a huge grin, Robbie figured he won that debate when Zac asked him to stop with the innocent look. Really, the blond couldn't help it that he was naturally blonde. The nickname was an unfortunate accident when Robbie accidentally clicked a link that led him to a very dirty website and Zac just happened to be right outside his door. Really, unfortunate accident. "Wait. Why would you even want to call JD shorty? He towers over the both of us. You're so silly, Zac." The weather manipulator ruffled Zac's hair and rolled his eyes at JD.

"Well of course I couldn't complain, Zac. This isn't my house. Duh."

"We can't mess up the bed? Aww no fun. I like cheesy beds." He opened the pizza box lid and took in a huge whiff. "Oh man. Cheese pizza." And to further prove the point that Robbie was hungry, his stomach growled. He quickly tore off a triangular piece of gooey cheesy pizza and chomping on it hungrily. It didn't even register to him that the pizza was hot, all he wanted was for it to get into his stomach.

As they continued to watch the video, Robbie couldn't help but raise his eyebrows at Zac's comments. He honestly couldn't believe that Superman was capable of being...that curious. He shook his head and raised an eyebrow when the funny hair coloured girl kissed Robin [easily identifiable mostly because he looked more or less like the Robin Robbie was accustomed to. This Starfire girl was new to him].

"Hey! I'm not annoyingly dense!" Robbie defended himself. "I at least know ten words from the dictionary you don't, Zac." He pouted as he continued to nibble on his pizza. But really, years of basically dumbing himself down had really taken a toll on the eidetic blond. Sure he was capable of stringing a few smart sentences together but that was as far as his intelligence went. And truth be told, he was pretty comfortable with that. It made making friends a whole lot more fun.

His complete lack of common sense also made him unaware of Zac sneaking up on him until the boy planted one big one on his lips. His reaction was an amalgamation of emotions. Confusion as to why Zac would do it, embarrassment as to why Zac would do it in front of JD and also a tinge of pleasant surprise. Out of respect for JD, Robbie pushed Zac away and hid his embarrassment behind a laugh. "What the hell Zac?" He shoved Zac's shoulder, taking another bite out of his pizza.

He laughed again and turned to JD. "So what's next on the list?"

[JD Paerson]

JD was a little surprised that Robbie was so incredibly blond--the "shorty" remark wasn't that hard to figure out--but he got over it quickly. He was learning not to underestimate the density of that guy's head.

"If you start calling me Shorty, I'll have to start calling you Wimpy. All's fair, right?"

JD shrugged about the messy bed. "It's not like we'll all be sleeping in that one bed anyway. And I'll be sure to keep my area clean, anyway." Then he was too busy eating another slice of pizza as quickly as he could to say anything else. He'd devoured three slices and was beginning on a fourth before the first episode was done.

"I don't even have an external hard drive, Zac. I'm too poor. Better get your facts straight before you start going trying to accuse everyone." JD wasn't entirely broke--he did a little bit of work here and there to get money, but most of what he earned went into new video games.

"Robbie's a little like Starfire. And you're...a little like Beast Boy..." JD tried to imply that his little was only sarcastic. Personality-wise, these two were definitely the troublemakers.

"Stranded it is, then. I've got that one right...here." He clicked on the link and sat back again. "Why do you like this episode, Zac?"

This particular episode was mostly about the awkward relationship between Starfire and Robin, as well as a couple technical errors and a few minions thrown in.

He was completely shocked when Zac went over and kissed Robbie. For a moment he just looked at the two boys, then he hurriedly scooted away. "Knock it off, Zac. Especially while there's someone else in the room." He did his best to hide the fact that he was turning beet red. Whatever that was, he was upset that it had happened, and more upset that it had happened in front of him.

What kind of mess had he gotten himself into here?

When Robbie pushed Zac away, JD gave the Asian a glare. "If you dare try anything like that with me, I will kill you. Then I will clone you and kill your clone." Because that's what friends do--they clone each other. "I think the next one to watch will be Fractured. Because I think we need something to lighten up, and I think that some of the splitting in there seems appropriate." He glared again at the other two.

[OOC: I have attached a partial list of what JD has listed for some of the cartoons.]

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[Zachary LaRousse]

Zac nearly spat his pizza onto the screen when Robbie asked why his teddy bear should be called ‘Shorty’ (he almost choked though, causing him to bang on his chest in an effort to clear his airways a couple of times). “Dude, don’t kid with me. If this is an effort to make JD not believe you being a pornoholic, then it’s not working. Just look at his eyes,” nodded Zac as he pointed towards the speedster’s face. But when Robbie doesn’t seem like showing signs of understanding the concept, his face promptly broke into a grin, dangerously leaning in close to JD while his fingers flexed like swimming octopi. “Well, if you really don’t understand, I can just show you why, right Shorty?” he teased. It’s not like he’s actually going to do that, right?

“Porny, stop whining and acting cute. It doesn’t work on me.” The smug teen said, trying to act all stern and uptight; unfortunately for him, the weather manipulator’s derp-face has that weird quality in it that he couldn’t help but giggle right after. “Isn’t the food here enough for you to forgive me? Shorty over there is obviously enjoying it, why can’t you?” He took a small sip off the soda can beside him as he sent a teasing wink over JD as he devoured numerous slices all at once. Not that he minds though; he’s been with the speedster long enough to get used to his immense appetite. The boy finds it rather interesting actually.

No external hard drive? Was the boy serious? He simply shot a glare towards JD in disbelief. “Fine. You win. I’ll just buy you one this weekend,” he said without much thought, “I’d load it up with all sorts of stuff though, so I can frame you.”

“Is it wrong for me to like something now?” the boy whined, sticking his tongue out and pouting, “I like way they portrayed Robin and Starfire’s spat. Though their conclusion is a bit bland though.” While Zac’s generally straightforward and cocky when he’s casually flirting, he does get moments when he’s all tongue-tied and stuff when he’s around a person he truly likes, at least when he was younger. Not that he’d tell you that anyway.

While Robbie’s surprise was delightful, it was JD’s embarrassed blush that made the kiss all the more worth it. He did it to annoy both boys and nothing more, and it seems that it worked. A little too well, as it seems. “Mmm, cheesy,” he licked his lips and winked at Robbie, chuckling as he rolled over to JD’s side, “Aww. Did I upset you? Are you jealous?” His eyelashes batted wildly as he said the last word, completely ignoring JD’s warning and everything that followed shortly after. “I’m volunteering for the kissing booth later this month. I need practice. Now pucker up.” Once again he held his target’s face firmly with his hands and slowly closed the distance between them.

This can’t be good.

ooc:
ZOMG Penneh. That's a whole lot of hard work. . -bows in awe-
- Jam

[Robbie Wilkes]

Had Robbie told either of his friends of his almost stellar academic record before Hammel, he would probably have gotten incredulous looks and laughter. Technically, he wouldn't blame them. He could hardly believe he had been smart back then. He liked to think girls were the main and only reason to his deterioration.

When asked to avert his attention to JD's eyes, Robbie did and he chuckled when he saw nothing there. Well, to him it was nothing. "You're not making any sense." He ruffled Zac's hair absent-mindedly. His attention went straight back to the cartoon, lapping the animation up as Zac and JD continued to have their little argument. Since Robbie was the only one who seemed to be new to this Teen Titans, he supposed the other two would have to understand that he couldn't participate in their heated discussion.

"Starfire and Robin like each other? Why don't they just get together? I mean I've hooked up with like...Lacey and...Danielle and..." Robbie prattled on the list of girls he'd kissed and more, wondering why if two people liked each other, they couldn't just hook up. Like these two people. It was just a kiss. And a hook up...what was so special about it?

His voice trailed when he saw Zac pulling closer to JD in what looked like a very ill-advised action. "I wouldn't do that if I were you," Robbie said slowly. JD looked none too happy either.