>The four of us are in the auditorium again for Lunch, the skinnie seemingly joining us for the rest of the year. Can't say I'm too displeased, he's quite the looker but I still kind of don't like how Fang seems attached to him at the hip. I try to shoo the thought away and sink back into the chair but a nasty thought creeps through my mind. What if he and Fang become a thing? My heart sinks. That's the last thing I'd ever want, but what can I do about it? What should I do about it? Should I even meddle? I glance over at the two, huddled watching something on Fang's phone and my stomach ties itself into knots.
>I glance to check to see if Reed is seeing the same thing I am but he's checked out, taking a huge draw from his thermos and leaning back, eyes at the ceiling. An anger finds it's way into my being. Jealousy? Regardless I need to step in at some point. I have to bide my time, corner the skinnie then let him know how things really work around here.
>The time seems to be coming sooner rather than later as Fang jolts up and says "Shouldn't have had all that coffee this morning. Gotta run to the bathroom, bebackinaminute." their voice gets more rushed as they powerwalk out of the auditorium. I glance at Reed again who is completely gone, now. A bomb couldn't move him. My time has come.
>I stand a move seats over to where Fang had been previously, plopping down loudly in it to try to startle the ape-man. Works well and a sense of accomplishment hits me.
>"So, humie." I start, putting my elbows on his armrest and leaning my face on my palms, invading his personal space. He leans away as I do so.
>"You and Fang seem awful close, hmm?" A wicked idea creeps into my mind on how to continue. I pick my head up from my hands and prod his chest with a finger.
>"Think you can run rampant just because you're cute, huh?"
>He feezes, struggling to find a response. I smirk at him, having him clearly where I want him.
cont.