Just one-shots about how Wally deals with school life, homework, and saving the girl on time.

None shall tie in with the previous shot, unless told otherwise. Updates when I'm inspired- and remember, I'm always up for ideas! (:

Disclaimer:

Don't own YJ. Duh.

A bit of bromance and (hopefully) humour and 50 pages of homework.

- We all suffer from homework... Wally West suffers at the hands of poetry from 100 years ago-

Wally sighed, staring at the mountain –seriously, mountain- of homework. He was stuck in the Cave, finishing off his homework which he had to put aside due to a mission in Australia.

So now he was stuck with 50 pages of homework, 5 assignments due the next day and studying for a big exam coming up.

He was glad, at that moment, for his superspeed. He could super-read the pages in an instant, and write the answers down just as fast.

In half an hour, all his work was done… Well, except the last page of English. He had to write a small poem.

'Aw, crap.' He thought, pondering. He was disturbed from his deep thoughts as Robin appeared in the open doorway, knocking.

"You know, you're supposed to knock then wait for me to say 'Come in' then you're meant to walk in. Not simply walk. In." Wally rolled his eyes at the Boy Wonder, who just smirked at his comment.

"Wow, you're actually sitting still. May I dare ask why?"

"...Homework." Wally said bluntly, turning back to the paper as Robin walked in, sitting on the bed which was near his desk, "Ah. Need help?" He asked curiously.

"From you? Sorry, you're 2 grades below me or something. I'm sure I can do this," But even as Wally said it, Robin reached over to grab his assignment sheet for the poem. Wally snatched it back before Robin could read it.

"Dude, trying to concentrate here!" Wally sighed, looking at Robin who sat there, staring at his paper. Wally rolled his eyes, planning on ignoring the boy.

Sadly, he couldn't.

The more he tried to focus, the more aware he was of Robin's staring. "Dude, quit staring at my paper!" Wally whined, turning back to Robin.

Robin kept staring.

"Fine! Okay! Fine! I need to write a poem!" Wally gave up, handing him the sheet. At that moment, his stomach made itself known it was hungry.

"Go and eat something. I'll finish it, put it in your folder and you can read it to the class tomorrow, yeah?" Robin offered, and hunger won out as Wally gave a thankful smile, racing to the kitchen.

Robin laughed evilly in his head, furiously writing down a poem.

At school:

Wally sat back in his chair, praying Robin hadn't stuffed up the poem. The whole class had to read theirs out, and Wally was next.

Standing up as his name was called out, he began reading, not really taking in the words.

"Sometimes I sit and wonder
About stuff I don't know
Like what the heck the earth was like
A hundred years ago.

Did cavemen ride on dinosaurs?
Did flowers even grow?
Well we could guess but that was back
A hundred years ago.

I wish they built a time machine
And picked me up to go
To check out what the scene was like
A hundred years ago.

Did giant spiders rule the earth?
Were deserts filled with snow?
I wonder what the story was
A hundred years ago."

…Wally recognized the poem.

"Ohhhh Boy Wonder, you're going down," He muttered, finishing the poem, his cheeks as red as his hair as the whole class cracked up – including the teacher.
At the same moment, he swore he could hear the classic cackle from Robin enter his ears.

Anybody know where the poem is from? I couldn't think of anything better, truthfully. Maybe I'll do another poem one-shot later ;) 'Cept reverse them ;D

Sneak peak at the next shot:

Five jockie boys -Ken, Albert, Tony, Braydon and Shaun- entered the locker rooms that moment, watching as Wally shoved his PE uniform into his locker.

"Oh Westie, Look at you! Finally learning how to crawl, huh? Huh, Westie? Huh?"

… Aka, Bullies.

Kayla (: Cookies for reviewers! They make me update faster ;D