The game of hide and seek was playful and intense at the same time. They both were quick and sneaky about playing the game. Using their powers only made it fun, Peter made one sound and she’d be able to find him and yet if she attempted to sneak out of the room Peter had just stepped into he’s find her thanks to his Spidey senses, no matter who smoothly she did it. It was so much fun so you can’t blame her for joying herself.

Homework on the other hand wasn’t as fun as one would like. Though having her legs draped over his lap and feeling that he was there even when she was focusing on her homework made everything feel much more relaxing and a lot less stressful. When he left, she was disappointed but she knew he had to go him, she didn’t have the fabric he needed in order to fix his clothes. So she remained at her house cleaning it and cleaning her suit and fixing it to prepare to the night. 

Soon the night rolled around and she was dressed and ready to go. Meeting Peter on the rooftop she gave him a grin, her lips section lifted up so she could receive a kiss. “I’m glad that you finally got it. Now you won’t freeze and you look even more attractive which is something I didn’t think was possible but I stand corrected.” She said with a grin across her full lips as she bit down on her bottom lips softly. “Shall we? We have a lot of bad guys’ night to ruin.” With that and another kiss they were off. The night went by rather fast; stopping a few bad guys here and there but it was nothing crazy compared to what they had the night before. It was a nice change of pace.

They said their good byes at Lexi’s roof top, per Peter’s ‘I want to make sure you get home safe’ attitude which she appreciated in all of its form. He kept her alive as a friend when she was ‘normal’ and even when she became a superhero with powers, he still looked out for her! Such a caring friend!

Next morning Lexi was able to drive her bug to school thanks to the cleared road and parked in a parking spot. Her fluffy keeping her nice and warm as she walked inside with her backpack on her back. Inside she went to the nearest vending machine and put in a dollar to get herself a hot coco. 

“Hey Lexi…” A voice echoed to her and her gaze turned to see Flash had found his way to her, leaning up against the machine in a causal manner. “Did you have a nice weekend?”

“Yes I did, my parents were away so I had the house to myself and…”

“So to the point.” Flash said cutting her off rather quickly, “When are you going to dump Peter?”

“Excuse me?” She asked sounding very insulted and her eyebrows pushed together in a glare.

“Don’t look at me,” Flash said holding up his hands in defense, “There’s been a bet going around at how long you’d last and to be frank, Peter’s not good enough for you.”

“Excuse me?!” She said in a much sharper tone, “I don’t know what you’re trying to play at Flash but I have no intention on dumping Peter nor do I appreciate all the negativity that’s coming from him and me dating. We’re together and we’re going to be together for a while! So you’ll just have to get over it!”

“Calm down Lexi, I’m just saying you could do better.” Flash seemed rather persistent and anger spread over Lexi’s pretty face as Flash continued to talk and she watched her hot chocolate being poured, maybe she could waste a dollar and dump it on his head. Maybe that will get her point across!