BET

6

It took Y/N about a week to get all her friends to come to Musutafu and to organise some alcohol and to scout out a parking lot that was going to be empty enough for them to drink there. They were planning to start around noon and stop when... well, as soon as some of them would be unable to walk. Which would take longer for some and not so long for others, depending on the situation. The parking lot was a little close to U.A. which might have been an issue, but Y/N didn't really care. If someone found them and saw them hanging out together, what was the harm? Even if they were drunk, it might only really get Y/N expelled faster.

The only thing that might have been an issue was that Y/N once again would have to skip class. Not that that was a big obstacle for her. Y/N was fine with skipping class all the time, she just needed to be prepared for it, so she could easily play it all off. It was more of a mental thing. She couldn't believe that being a good girl and following all the rules for so long had made her this complacent. Honestly, it made her kind of angry that she was this conditioned into following every single rule anyone had ever taught her. Why the hell hadn't she questioned any of this?

Either way, the day had come and Y/N had just walked out of the school for her lunch break with no intention of coming back. There had been a few of her classmates that really seemed to want to follow her, but Y/N had managed to get rid of them. She wasn't sure why they seemed so set on following her all the damn time, it wasn't like she was some student body celebrity or something. Or maybe she was, because she was doing everything students weren't supposed to do. Y/N still hadn't really figured it out, if she was honest. But she managed to get rid of them.

She had been waiting for a good while for her friends to arrive, because apparently they had much more time than her and they could afford being late, but once they got there it was almost like she had never moved to go to U.A. They had brought so much drink that Y/N was sure that one of them would end up in a coma or something. She honestly had no idea how they would manage to drink all of that, but once they had gotten started on drinking, she could quickly see how fast their stash would be gone. It almost seemed as if they didn't have enough.

"Maybe we should start slowing down a little... we'll be left with no drink at this rate." Y/N muttered, as she opened another bottle of the beer they brought. She was already buzzing quite a bit and she wasn't really sure how to play it all off. Normally she was able to drink much more than this, but it seemed like her tolerance had gone down with her being back in school. Kind of embarrassing.

"How much are you planning to drink?" Akiko asked her. Y/N shrugged. She honestly had no idea. Her plan was to continue drinking, until there was no drink left or until she passed out. She just hoped that her friends were going to bring her home, if she passed out, because now she'd already have a hard time finding her way back home. She could barely stand on her feet and walk straight.

"As much as there is. I'm not really planning on taking any of this back home." Y/N answered. Next to her Yamaji chuckled and clinked his bottle of beer with hers, before taking a big gulp from it.

"Cheers, I'll drink to that. Sounds more fun than just taking it easy. Do you have class tomorrow?" Yamaji wanted to know.

"Tomorrow is Saturday!" Kumiko protested, but Y/N shook her head. Yeah, it was Saturday, but that wasn't anything to be happy about.

"Still got school. We have to go on Saturdays as well, it's honestly such bullshit." Y/N answered. She still couldn't get over the fact that she had to go to school on Saturdays. That was the biggest bullshit she had ever heard of. No one else would ever go to school on Saturdays.

"Seriously? You're not messing with me?" Kumiko wanted to know. Y/N shook her head. She wished she was messing with them, but she was still expected to show up at school on Saturday.