••••• "Don't don't you want me? / You know I can't believe it when you say that you don't need me" •••••
"This might be the stupidest thing I've ever gotten myself involved in, but I'm in."
In which Steve Harrington and Kimberly Henderson go from be...
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"So like, I wasn't totally focused in there or anything, but I'm pretty sure that mom was trying to bang her son," Robin said while Steve drank from the water fountain and Kim lay sprawled out on the ground.
"Wait, wait, the hot chick was Alex. P. Keaton's mom?" Steve asked, looking up from getting a drink.
"Yeah, I'm pretty sure," Robin nodded.
"That's like super messed up," Kim said, staring at the ceiling. "Like, I've seen some messed up shit, but that's not okay."
"Wait, but they're the same age," Steve pointed out, totally confused.
"No, but he went back in time," Kim explained, watching the mall lights twinkle above her like stars.
"Then why is it called Back to the Future?" Steve asked.
"He has to go back to the future because he's in the past," Robin said. "So, the future is actually the present, which is his time."
"Wh-what?" Steve asked, still clinging to the water fountain.
"No, no, no, it's my turn. You've had enough." Robin complained, shoving him out of the way so she could get a drink too.
Steve stumbled over to Kim, helping her off the ground and holding her close in his arms.
Kim smiled, pointing upward. "Stevie, look at the lights!" she said excitedly. "Hey, Robin, you gotta check this out. It's beautiful."
Robin stopped drinking to look up at the swirling sky. "Oh, wow," Robin said, slowly starting to spin in a circle.
Kim clutched at her stomach, suddenly not liking the lights anymore. She threw Steve's arms off of her and sprinted to the nearby bathroom. She barely made it into a stall before everything left in her stomach emptied out. From the sounds in the stalls on either side of her, Robin and Steve were having a similar experience.
Once Steve was sure there was nothing left for him to throw up, he walked into Kim's stall. She swatted him away, not wanting him to see her like this, but he crouched down next to her and pulled her hair out of her face. Wincing as she threw up again, Steve rubbed slow circles on her back.
"I'm pretty sure that's what an exorcism feels like," Kim groaned, leaning her head on the toilet paper dispenser once she was done.
Steve smiled sympathetically, reaching behind her for some toilet paper to whip her face off with.
"The ceiling stopped spinning for me," Robin called over to them. "Is it still spinning for you guys?"
Steve and Kim both looked up. "Holy shit. No," Steve said.
"It stopped for me," Kim said, glad that at least something about the world was going back to normal. Now if only that pounding headache would go away. "You think we puked it all up?"
