A/N: Two in one day, you're lucky I hyper fixated for hours on this yesterday!
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You were planning on making them feel better, but that’s impossible if they can see right through you.
“So you don’t believe in us, like, at all?”
You take a deep breath in, and a sharp one out, taking two swift, long strides to get waaay too close to Aloha. You’re right in his bubble, and honestly you’re surprised that he didn’t move the extra inch to lean closer and kiss you with his personality. The tone shifts to an almost sinister one, and thinks he can feel the breeze around him pick up.
“I’m damn well hoping you prove me wrong.”
You turn on your heel, walking away without a word. Your teammates are hesitant to follow. Once you finally make your way away from the crowd, your teammates speak up.
“What was all THAT? Do you hate them or something now?!” You can tell Leo’s confused and annoyed at the fact that you just about mocked the S4, but that wasn’t anything near what you meant. Tasha’s brows are furrowed, and she’s staring holes through you, and Milo’s standing with his arms crossed, like a mother about to scold their child about a failing grade.
“I’m disappointed.”
The frustration is replaced with confusion when your body slumps down and your hand gently comes up to hold your head up.
“You’re just gonna accept the fact that your idols call themselves the strongest in town when they can’t work together? You guys should know better than anyone what makes a good team, and it’s obviously not that.”
They’re a little more understanding, but they still want questions answered.
“Why does it affect you so much?”
“You’re not the S4’s only fan, Tasha. I’m not battling them if they can’t put up a fun fight. ”
It’s not about winning either, it’s about building strong relationships between teammates. You were lucky enough to end up with two friendly teammates that helped a stoic teammate get comfortable quickly, but the S4 just can’t mesh together.
“But what if training helped?”
You think about Leo’s words for a minute, but it’s useless.
“They’re all complete opposites, and this ain’t some story where they’ll magically get along. If only it was as easy as convincing an author to go easy on their audience.”
“But practice makes perfect!”
Ugh, you hate that line with a seething passion. It’s wrong on so many levels.
“No, it doesn’t. Only perfect practice makes perfect. If you consistently do something wrong a thousand times, then is that any better than when you did it the first?-”
