Nobody's perfect! He could've had some heart problems, and I role-played this with my friend, so I just had to add to this...
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Billy sipped on a cup of soda, it was sunny and beautiful, so he was outside, chillin' by his pool. His assistant, Miss Crownfeld, was not to far away, fanning Billy from the heat.
"Hey, Cornfield, get me another soda, pronto." Billy mumbled from his chair, shoving an empty cup into Crownfeld's face. Miss Crownfeld snorted and went inside. Billy got up, flinging his sunglasses off. He walked over to the poolside and jumped in, sending a big splash of water over Crownfeld as she walked back out.
"Oops! I-I'm s-sorry, Miss Cornfield, I didn't see you there..." Billy sniggered, trying not to laugh. But he couldn't help it and he started cracking up, flailing in the pool. Miss Crownfeld giggled a bit, too, leaving Billy's soda on the side table, beside his chair. Billy got out of the pool, Miss Crownfeld placed a towel around his shoulders. Billy flopped back in his chair and chugged his soda down.
"Mr. Cobra, I need to do the laundry, will you be okay on your own?" Miss Crownfeld asked, Billy nodded, lowering his sunglasses over his eyes,
"Come on, Cornfield, you're talking to the Billy Joe Cobra." Miss Crownfeld just blinked, and raised an eyebrow, "I'll be fine..."
Billy gave Crownfeld a cheesy smile until she went in the house. Then he turned back to his soda, once more, chugging it down. Billy, then felt a burning pain in his chest, his grasped it as the pain grew. Billy tried to call Miss Crownfeld, but he couldn't breath. The pain grew unbearable, and in an attempt to crawl to the door, he fell off the chair, bruising his head. Billy reached his hand out,
"Miss...Crownfeld...." It came out as an airy whisper, and his hand landed on the poolside. Billy felt dizzy, and he felt darkness ebbing his gaze. The pain was pulsating, and he couldn't bear it anymore, the darkness began to cloud his gaze, until it swallowed it. Then the pain was gone.
