The next morning, Kim woke up in such confusion. She had such a strange but vivid dream. A dream that Shego had lost all her memories thanks to Drakken and was currently living with her. Kim pulled the covers off and swung her legs out of bed. She got up and gave a small stretch. It was a beautiful day so didn't really fancy sleeping her time away. She headed to the bathroom to freshen up when she past the spare room and had to double take. The door was slightly jarred and through the gap she could make out a figure sitting on the bed. A green figure sitting on the bed...
"Shego!" Sounding somewhat surprised as Shego looked up at her. "I err... I mean good morning... Shego."
"Good morning?" Shego greeted back watching Kim carefully. "You seem very... skittish."
"Yeah sorry," Kim said nervously. "I just forgot you stayed over that's all."
"Do I not often stay over then?" Shego asked standing up and heading towards the teen hero. "Or is this just your usual morning crazies?"
"Morning crazies sounds like a great excuse at the moment so I'll go with that," Kim said taking a step away from the slightly taller women. "I just remembered that I didn't tell mom I had a guest last night so I better let her know."
Kim quickly darted for the stairs. How was she gonna keep this up? She needed to earn this Shego's trust if she wanted to make a hero of her so she needed to stop acting like a mental patient in front of her. As she reached the kitchen, she saw her mom cooking.
"Morning Kimmie," she greeted while making pancakes.
"Morning mom," she started stepping closer. "Smells good. Do you think we can spare a extra plate?"
"Extra plate?" She asked looking to her daughter. "Did someone stay?"
"Erm... yes but not a boy," Kim quickly added as her dad poked his head in.
"Did you say boy?" He asked looking round.
"Kimmie had a guest stay last night," her mom started.
"But not a boy," Kim quickly stated before her dad went into boy hunting mode.
"As long as it's not a boy," her dad said as he disappeared back into the living room.
"I will set another plate up Kimmie," she smiled as she headed to the cupboard. "Is it Monique?"
"No it's ..." Kim mumbled quietly.
"Who Kim?" Her mom asked again.
"Shego," she repeated as her mom raised a eyebrow.
"That intonation thief who's also you arch rival?" She asked as Kim nodded. "I'm assuming this is a work thing?"
"Yes," Kim nodded. "She got hit by a laser gun that erased her memories of being evil so now I'm trying to make her good."
"Oh Kimmie, you can't change people like that," her mom started.
"But mom, she is good," Kim interrupted. "Well she use to be. When she was with team Go she was a good guy and when she was Miss Go she was. She's great when she's good."
"But it's her choice if she wants to be good or bad," he mom added. "You can't change who she is. That's for her to decide."
"Then maybe I'll give her the option," Kim said thinking. "I will show her what it's like to be the good guy again then she can choose whether or not to stay good or go back to Drakken."
"I'm not going to be able to talk you out of this am I?" She sighed as Kim shook her head. "Just be careful."
"I will mom," Kim smiled.
"Breakfast will be ready soon so you better go get ready," she said as Kim gave her a hug before running back up stairs.
"Hey why do I have a evil lair key card?" Shego asked once Kim got to the top of the stairs.
"Evil lair key card?" Kim asked looking at the blue key card in Shego's hand. "You stopping a villain at his evil lair? You must have swipped it off a guard to get in."
"And this Hench Co discount card?" Shego asked pulling out a second card from a thin looking sleeve.
"Well you've always loved a good discount," Kim said nervously. "Where are finding these?"
"In my suit," Shego said simply pulling out a few bank cards and ids and another key card that Kim recognised.
"That's a Middleton luxury apartment key," Kim commented looking at it. "Why would you have one of those?"
"I don't know, I don't remember anything do I?" She commented watching Kim.
"Oh yeah," Kim said thinking.
"We should go," Shego said collecting the cards. "Their might be something their to help me remember who I am."
"Wait, what?" Kim said in panic. "I don't think that's such a great idea."
"Why not?" Shego asked eyeing the teen. "You seem to not know much about me or your hiding something. Either way, I bet if I go to this apartment, I'll get some clues to who I am."
"I'm not hiding anything," Kim starting but didn't sound too convincing.
"Then you'll have no problem taking me then," she said sternly as Kim tried to think of an excuse but none came.
"Okay," she gave in heading back to her room. "I'll get dressed, have breakfast and then head off."
Breakfast was less painful than Kim expected. The tweebs were at friends house so that helped quite a bit. They made their way to the more posher side of Middleton where the luxury apartment were at and to say the place looked amazing was a understatement. Their was security at the doors to the high level building and to even enter, they had to present the key card as proof they were meant to be thier. As they entered, the two looked round in awe. The place was stunning. Their was a large golden fountain in the centre with sofas littering round the sides in front of huge 50" TV's. The paintings on the wall were all well known and probably worth a fortune and the people walking round looked very important and very rich.
"Jesus, was I rich or something?" Shego asked looking round.
"I knew you had money but wow," Kim said in amazement. "What room you at?"
"I dint know. The cards got no number on it," Shego said examining the card. "Maybe ask at reception."
"I'd say a place like this is going to find it very suspicious if you ask what your room number is," Kim said looking at the reception desk. "They might think it's a con or something."
"I'll ask if I have any mail," Shego said looking at the numbered mail boxes behind the desk. "We'll be able to see what number he pulls it from."
"Yeah, great idea," Kim said but didn't sound too pleased.
Kim and Shego made thier way to the large front desk. They headed over and spotted a tall skinny man with short blonde hair sat at a computer. Shego rang the bell to get the man's attention who looked up at them. His board expression soon turned to a smile on seeing Shego.
"Hey Shego," he smiled standing up and stepping closer before spotting Kim. "You want me to send you usual up to your room?" He asked with a wink.
"Er... yes?" Shego said unsure. "Actually I was wondering if I had any mail?"
"Mail?" He asked looking surprised. "I don't think you've ever had mail delivered here."
"Yeah well could you check please? I'm kind of waiting for something... speacial," She said as the man nodded.
"Very well," he said turning and opening box number 221. "No nothing I'm afraid."
"That's fine, might come tomorrow," Shego said as herself and Kim turned and headed for the elevator. "Room 221."
"Your a really good detective, you know that?" Kim commented as they reached the elevator.
"It just kind of comes naturally, " Shego said thinking. "Is that what I was? A detective?"
"Kind of I guess," Kim said pressing the button. "You were part of team Go for quite a while."
"I don't know what that is," Shego admitted as the doors closed and they advanced up the levels.
"You were a superhero," Kim said simply.
"You really serious about me being a hero any you?" Shego asked looking at Kim who nodded. "So was I like Wounder Women or somthing?"
"No, your way cooler. You have plasma powers and can heal really quick and stuff," Kim said as Shego raised a brow.
"I can't tell if your serious or not. It all sound so surreal," Shego said as they reached their destination and the doors opened.
"I am," Kim nodded as they stepped out and walked down the corridor till they hit room 221.
Shego pulled at the key card and slid it through the lock device. The red light flashed green and the sound of the bolt unlocking was clear. Kim swallowed hard. Going into this room could be easy proof that Shego was a evil villain and that Kim had been lying to her. Shego opened the door to reveal a huge living room. It was massive. The walls were a very pale, almost white mint and the furniture was all black. The floor was a hardwood that ran throughout the entire apartment. A huge sofa was in the middle in a large u shape and big enough to fit ten people round. In front of that was a large TV on the wall. The kitchen was built in to the side and had a decent size breakfast bar cutting it off from the living room and then their was three doors. The place looked expensive and more of a show room than a actual lived in apartment. No photos or pictures anywhere. Kim gave a sigh of relief. Maybe Shego won't find anything here. Kim watched Shego open one of the doors as Kim opened another. Nothing but a bathroom. She headed over to Shego who had found the bed room. The bed was king size with a...
"Is that a strip club pole dancing pole?" Kim asked looking at the pole that ran from the floor to the ceiling.
"I think thier just called dancing poles," Shego said not looking too bothered as she searched through the draws. "Ah ha."
"What?" Kim asked stepping closer to see what Shego had found.
"A laptop," she said picking up the device and sitting on the bed and booting it up.
"I'm quite sure you would have at least a password on that," Kim said watching the women.
"Room service!" A sudden shout from the front door called.
"Well?" Shego said looking at a confused Kim.
"I'll go get the door," Kim said heading out. "Hello?" She asked opening the door.
"Room service for Miss Go and her lovely guest," he said with a wink as he wheeled the table through.
"We didn't order anything," Kim said wanting to get rid of the man.
"Shego asked for her usual," he said lifting up the cloth covering a bottle of expensive wine in a silver ice cooler with two glasses.
"I'm only 18," she said looking at the alcohol.
"It's Shego's usual," he said again as he picked up the wine and glasses and put them on a table near to the door. "Enjoy."
"Hey Shego, I think the room service guy thinks were together," Kim said heading back to the bedroom. "Like together together."
"Well guessing by the fact that this place looks a bit like a bachelor's pad, I'd say I don't blame him," Shego said not looking up from the laptop.
"But I'm a girl," Kim pointed out standing at the door way.
"Yup," Shego nodded not sounding bothered.
"He's insinuating that were lesbians," Kim said as Shego looked up at her.
"Did you ever think maybe I am?" Shego asked as Kim raised a eyebrow. "As fare as I can tell so fare, you seem to know me about as well as I currently do. I already knew I was a lesbian."
"How did you know that if you don't remember who you are?" Kim asked confused.
"Just cause I can't remember who I am doesn't mean my attraction to women is no more," Shego explained typing away. "It's like your computer friend said, I've only forgot my memories. Who I'm attracted to is not a memory, it's a feeling, an emotion."
"That so unreal," Kim said trying to make sense of what was going on. "What about Senior Senior? And Braken?"
"I don't have a clue who they are," Shego shrugged. "But at least I found out that your not lying to me at least," she said turning the laptop round to show a photo.
It was a photo of her and Miss Go back when Shego turned good for a while, "I can't believe you kept this picture," Kim said with a smile at the memories. "How did you even get into the laptop? surly you would have had some security on it."
"I didn't have a password, just a scanner that scanned my eyes and finger prints," she said turning the laptop back round. "Lucky for us, hey?"
"Yeah, lucky us," Kim said heading to the bed and sitting down. "What else did you find?"
"Not much, bank accounts mainly. Looks like I have a couple of alter egos too," she said pointing to a statement for a Grace Shelfield. "Seems like I have a few businesses in Go City."
"Like what?" Kim asked intrigued. After all, that's where Shego's brother are.
"Not sure," Shego admitted. "A lot of funds mainly go to a Go Tower."
"Your kidding me," Kim breathed under her breath so Shego couldn't hear. "I gotta make a quick call. Forgot to tell my mom something. Be right back!" She said nearly sprinting out of the room as she pulled out her kimmunicator. "Wade!"
"You okay Kim?" He asked looking at her through the screen.
"Yeah, been a bit odd morning though," she said heading into the hallway. "I need you to do me a favour. How does team Go pay for everything? I mean they save lives all day and yet are able to run that huge tower. Does the city pay for it all or something?"
"Let me have a look," he started as he began to tap away. "Says here that they got lucky a few years ago when they were left a large sum of money in a will. They assumed it to be a fan as they never knew or met the women."
"So that's what keeps thier operation running? Inheritance from a fan who passed away?" Kim asked looking unsure. "And the name?"
"A Grace Shelfield," he said looking at his screen. "Can't really find anything about her before her death."
"Thanks Wade," she said thinking.
"Has something happened to Team Go?" Wade asked.
"No, thier fine... I assume," Kim reassured. "It's a bit confusing to explain but I think Grace Shelfield is actually Shego."
"You think Shego, the plasma welding super villian, is secretly funding her brothers superhero work?" Wade asked as Kim thought for a moment.
"Like I said, confusing," Kim said as Wade slowly nodded unsure. "We're at one of Shego's secret hideouts and we found a laptop and it points to Shego being this Grace person."
"So what you trying to get at here?" Wade asked.
"I think Shego is secretly a good guy," Kim said with a grin.