Don't Come Down// Klance

Here's To Now And To Nothing Else

Aurora's house as bigger than everyone expected but when your father is Major General Korson, I guess you can afford a place like this. "Holy shit." Lance said, standing next to Keith. "This place is huge."

"Yeah, my parents got it for cheap because the last family who lived here was murdered." Aurora said with a grin. Around her everyone paused in dragging their stuff up her steps and into the house. Aurora laughed. "I'm kidding! Nobody's died here, come on." Aurora said, running up the rest of the steps and heading through the front door.

"I can never tell when she's kidding or not." Parker said with a sigh, walking past Lance and Keith.

"She better be." Pidge grumbled. "If I feel one cold spot or see one apparition, I'm booking it out of here." Hunk laughed as he followed her inside.

"Ready to see the Major General." Keith joker, nudging Lance.

"God no. If he makes us stand at attention, I'm just going to leave. I'm going to be stressed out all night." Lance said, holding open the door for Keith. Keith smiled and headed inside past the large front room and towards the sound of Auroras voice.

"It sucks that Leif couldn't come." Aurora said. Leif has always been a bit more reclusive and said she had her weekend filled up already and wouldn't be able to make it to the sleepover.

"What happened to Rizavi?" Hunk asked. Aurora smiled a little.

"When I asked her Griffin was unfortunately right there and made some snarky remark. Rizavi punched him in the stomach to shut him up and got in trouble."

"I thought they were friends." Pidge said.

"They are but Rizavi also sees how big of a dick he can be sometimes." She sighed, flopping down onto a beanbag on the floor of the living room. "Anyways, what do we want to do first? My parents aren't home." It was the middle of the afternoon on Saturday. The seven friends had free reign of the house.

The Garrison friends spent five hours switching back and forth between different activities as they got bored. They first tried watching TV and when nobody could pick something, they switched to video games but when Keith and Pidge nearly got into a fight over which character was better than which, Aurora stepped in and dragged her friends upstairs where they started to play an assortment of board games that she had. "We're not 12." Parker said, spinning the dial for the game Life.

"Well, we gotta do something that won't make us want to kill each other. Which means Monopoly is out and Sorry."

"All games are competitive." Hunk pointed out.

"Well then maybe I need friends who aren't super competitive." Aurora said with a smile.

"Well I think you picked the wrong friends then." Lance said, slinging his arm around Keith who immediately felt his heart jump to his throat. "You know how competitive Keith and I are."

"Well you too need to stop with the pissing contest and start having fun." Aurora said, tossing some paper money at them.

"Hey, hey, hey!" Katie exclaimed. "Are we going to play or throw money around?" Aurora laughed as everyone sat down.

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Three pizza boxes later, the six friends found themselves bored out of their minds at only six-thirty. "Well, it didn't take long for us to get bored with one another." Parker said, who was playing a game on his phone. Aurora groaned.

"We need to do something interesting!" She complained.

"Like what?" Hunk asked. Aurora thought for a moment, pacing the room a little. Suddenly, she snapped her fingers.