Last Dance (Meet the Folks Final)
(Still waaaaaaaay on bendy time, folks, and past tense at this point. - M)
School dances. Now this was something she never had the chance to do often. Sure, a some braver boys after missions had asked, and she actually made it to a few. Most of those times there would either be a very huffy redhead trying not to care or one with a cute local girl to take and she would be a bit huffy. Sometimes it was dates and huffy moods for both of them. She allows for amusement in retrospect.
Right now, her and Bette are honorary chaperons. Bart has managed to do something Wally only got to in his twenties - managing to dance and flirt outrageously with about three girls that she's counted so far (and not be annoying about it). Best of all, Connor Kent, the angry school nerd apparently, is getting to dance blissfully with his "new," girlfriend Cassandra Sandsmark, wondering how the hell this "nobody," managed to score that kind of hit. It's made even more funny by the "Superman," patches some of them are wearing.
There is no "Wonder Girl," or "Superboy," for that matter in the room right now. She knows this from her own ample experience.
She hands Bette some punch. "Go to many of these when you were their age?"
School dances. Now this was something she never had the chance to do often. Sure, a some braver boys after missions had asked, and she actually made it to a few. Most of those times there would either be a very huffy redhead trying not to care or one with a cute local girl to take and she would be a bit huffy. Sometimes it was dates and huffy moods for both of them. She allows for amusement in retrospect.
Right now, her and Bette are honorary chaperons. Bart has managed to do something Wally only got to in his twenties - managing to dance and flirt outrageously with about three girls that she's counted so far (and not be annoying about it). Best of all, Connor Kent, the angry school nerd apparently, is getting to dance blissfully with his "new," girlfriend Cassandra Sandsmark, wondering how the hell this "nobody," managed to score that kind of hit. It's made even more funny by the "Superman," patches some of them are wearing.
There is no "Wonder Girl," or "Superboy," for that matter in the room right now. She knows this from her own ample experience.
She hands Bette some punch. "Go to many of these when you were their age?"