SEASON 3, BABYYYYYYYYYYY! WHOOOOOOOO! LET'S DO THIS!

Okay, I'm calm.

So, Season 3 dropped on the 4th of July. I watched it. I...kind of enjoyed it. I rewatched it to make some plans with this fanfic. I kept going back and forth about how I should handle certain parts of the plot, thus creating a writer's block.

Not only that, but...I had a rough end to my summer. One of my family's dogs, who we've had for 11 years, passed away. We, and her sister, our other dog, had great memories with her, so her passing took a hard toll on us. I didn't even want to write for a while. Now, I'm alright, the rest of my family is, and I'm now ready to get this out.

That's why it took so long to get this out. I hope it was worth it!

Also, yeah, I said I kind of enjoyed the third season. There are reasons why I didn't fully enjoy it, but I won't get into them right now. Maybe in the next chapter, but let's just say, some parts of Season 3 I find problematic will be changed in this fanfic 'cause, well, they're problematic.

Well, with all that said, here's the first chapter! Enjoy!

*Also, how do you guys like the new cover? I screencapped it from a Stranger Things intro creator. The title looks a LOT better than it did before!*

It was the summer of 1985. School was out, summer was in. Nighttime fell upon Hawkins and it was time to sleep...or party...or hang out...

Or kiss a lot.

At the Hopper cabin in Mike's room, the radio began playing "Never Surrender" by Corey Hart. His room looked a lot better than it did before. There was blue wallpaper on the walls and ceiling, he got better drawers, he had more lights, he even had a few nerdy things like posters and action figures in his room. There were even some cassette tapes near the radio. It was all thanks to Jane and the rest of the Party that got him that stuff.

And speaking of Jane, they were making out with each other. Over the past six months, Jane decided to let her hair grow out, now being layered and at shoulder-length. She wore a dark-colored, short-sleeved, open plaid shirt, a plain dull blue shirt underneath that, baggy jeans, and white socks. Mike still had his black hair in a bowl cut, still a bit curly. He wore a yellow, short-sleeved shirt, a sleeveless denim jacket, jeans, and white socks. He still had the blue elastic band around his wrist. Neither of them could ever get their lips away from each other. They just loved making out.

When the chorus began to chime in, Jane broke the make-out session and began singing enthusiastically, "'And nobody wants to know you now~...'" Mike smiled and laughed a little as she imitated the guitar breaks. "'And nobody wants to show you HOW~!'" She sang that at a high off-key, making her boyfriend laugh out loud this time. She gestured Mike to sing with her. "Come on!"

He sighed and sang along with her, "'...if you're lost and on your own~..." They both leaned towards each other, holding each other's hands when singing that line. Then, they looked really happy and spread their arms out. "'You can never surrender~!'" They both laughed and hugged each other.

They then gazed at each other lovingly. "You were off-sync, Mike," Jane told him.

He scoffed and replied, "YOU were off-sync, Jane."

She grinned and leaned closer to his face. "No, YOU were off-sync."

He leaned closer to her face as well. "No, YOU were off-sync." Then they started kissing constantly again.

...

Outside of his son's room, Jim was watching TV, eating chips and drinking beer. He even had salsa dip between his thighs. Those kids were pretty loud, so he leaned back on the recliner he got out of storage and peeked through the three-inch gap of the door. He saw Jane's back, then a few seconds later, saw her making out with Mike still. The protective father in him emerged and he yelled, "Hey!" The two stopped kissing, looking back at him with wide eyes as Mike used his power to close the door.

He sighed and stood up. "You know the rule, you two: three inches minimum!" He walked to the door and tried to open it. Of course, Mike locked it, so he couldn't open it. He then slapped the door a couple times. "Mike, bud, open this door." There was no answer as he heard the lovebirds sing more of "Never Surrender". He sighed and shook his head. Those two damn kids...

He began rattling the knob. "Come ooooon, open the door." Nothing had changed. "I said, open the damn doo-" Finally, he heard the door unlock and he opened it up, seeing the two carrying an English book together. They looked up at him, looking annoyed as if he was interrupting something.

"Pop?" Mike asked coyly, that nickname given as a better alternative to "Dad".

"What's the matter?" Jane also asked just as coyly.

Jim drew his lips to a thin line and asked, "You're both reading and singing at the same time?"

They both nodded, her answering, "Yeah. Takes a lot of practice, but Mike's getting used to it." She looked at her boyfriend. "Right?"

He nodded. "Yeah, yeah, definitely." They both smiled at him.

Jim didn't buy it, but he didn't know what else to do other than look embarrassed. These kids were always fooling around-hell, Jane was supposed to help him learn how to talk and read more. He was almost there, but a little more learning didn't hurt. After that, they could hang out. However, he knew she found this as an excuse to kiss and fool around with Mike. He didn't want his son to catch the behavior he had when he was younger, but still, what the hell could he do...?

Jane rode off on her bike. A basket was added to carry her walkie-talkie. With it, Mike said to her, "That was funny!"

She giggled and replied, "Yeah. You saw the look on his face?"

He flopped onto the bed with a big grin on his face. "He was so red, like a tomato!" She just laughed before he asked, "Is it actually possible to sing and read at the same time?"

She looked thoughtful. "Um...I think so," she answered. "Like I said, it takes a lot of practice."

The boy nodded, smiling. "I wish I could still be with you, Jane."

"Me too, Mike." There was a pause before she smiled. "But I'll see you again tomorrow!"

His smile turned into a grin. "First thing?"

"First thing."

That was the end of their conversation, the freckled boy putting the walkie-talkie on his drawer. He couldn't stop grinning more. He had broken out of his shell over the past half year. He was more expressive and fun, in his honest opinion. Jane might be the same as she was back in '83, but she could have fun as well. They were also a lot more comfortable with each other. He was just so happy that he could live this kind of life with the people he cared about most.

Yes, even his new "pop" Hopper, even if he might not approve of him and Jane...having fun.

Jane had finally arrived at the new Starcourt Mall, where she was meeting the rest of the Party. Lots of people were going in and out of the large, brightly-lit building. She mounted her bike at the bike parking spot, where Lucas, Will, and Max were waiting. They all approached her as she got off her bike. "You're late," Lucas said.

"I know," she replied.

"AGAIN." She sighed.

"We're gonna miss the opening," Max said.

"Not if we stop whining and go there. Let's go."

"'Not if we stop whining and go there, nyeh, nyeh,'" Lucas repeated mockingly.

Jane playfully punched his arm. "Shut up." The kids then went inside the mall together.

There were many people bustling inside of it and it was covered by many lights, but they managed to find their way to the theater. "Lemme guess, you and Mike..." He made kissing sounds.

She rolled her eyes at him. "Ha ha, REAL mature, Lucas."

He then pitched his voice up to mimic Jane's voice. "'Oh, Mike, forget about our friends~! I wanna make out with you forever~!" She gave him the side-eye.

"Okay, Lucas, you can stop," Max said.

"Yeah, stop," Will said.

Lucas and Max looked at him a little, then focused back on Jane. The brown-haired girl threw her hands up. "Is it so bad to spend some romantic time with my badass boyfriend?"

Max wrapped her arm around Lucas and replied, "I'm spending romantic time with MY boyfriend."

He smiled at her and did the same, but also raised an eyebrow. "You forgot the 'badass' part."

She raised her eyebrows at him. "Oops." They both giggled. Will just sighed and wished the romantic talk was over.

The kids descended down one of the escalators, trudging against the way of people, then reached to the lowest floor. Jane accidentally bumped into a teenager, making the teen shout, "Hey, watch it!"

As the Party passed through, they all saw Lucas's little sister, Erica, eating ice cream with her friends. She gave the Party a smug look and said, "Yeah, watch it, nerds!"

Lucas narrowed his eyes at her. "Isn't it past your curfew?"

She looked annoyed and retorted, "Isn't it past time you DIED?!" Her friends laughed at that.

The Party continued walking as Lucas and Erica exchanged insults. They then went into "Scoops Ahoy!", an ice cream parlor. As they reached to the cash register, they saw a blonde-haired girl with a face full of freckles wearing a sailor uniform. The name-tag read "ROBIN". The tomboy rung the bell repeatedly. Her face was of annoyance as she said, "Oh, dingus, your children are here!"

The sliding windows opened, revealing Steve himself in the male version of Robin's uniform. He also looked annoyed. "Seriously? Again?" The kids looked at him, their faces begging, especially Jane's. She's learned that he had a soft spot for her pleading look, so she tilted her head, widened her eyes, and frowned, ringing the service bell once again.

Steve looked away and muttered, "Oh my God..." How his girlfriend's little sister was cute while pleading was beyond his damn knowledge.

...

Steve opened the back door of the parlor, letting the kids run through the hallway of the back. "I'll tell you little shits again, if anyone hears about this-"

"We're dead," the Party replied synonymously. He sighed and went back to work.

When he did though, he saw his one and only girlfriend, Kali Ives, walk in. She wore a black and white printed dress and black heels. Her hair was brushed well and a little past her shoulders now, hair tucked behind her ears. He grinned when he saw her, being up at the cash register while Robin was serving a couple. "Ahoy, Kali," he greeted, looking at her eyes lovingly.

"Ahoy, Steve," she greeted back, looking at him just as lovingly.

Robin rolled her eyes and muttered, "Oh my God..."

"Can I get a scoop of Buttered Pecan on a regular cone?"

"Coming right up, beautiful." He then looked at his coworker, who sighed and grabbed a cone. He then looked at his girlfriend again. "So...how was the internship today?"

"Shitty," she answered plainly. "How was your job today?"

"Shitty."

"Not because of me, is it?" Robin asked with dry humor, giving Kali the scoop.

He sighed and punched in the numbers in the cash register. "$1.25, please."

She smirked at him, reached into her purse with her free hand, and pulled out a dollar bill and some change. "You're still coming over tonight, right?"

He nodded and gave her spare change. "Yep, you can count on me."

"Thanks." She then kissed his cheek and left. He watched her leave, grinning as he watched her lick the ice cream.

"Hey, how about you stop checking out your girlfriend over there and do your job?" He gave Robin the side-eye, making her smirk.

...

Jane poked her head out of a door, looking to see if anyone's around. She looked back at her friends and said, "Coast is clear." They all then walked to the screening of the sneak preview of Day of the Dead.

They managed to find four seats and sat next to each other in them. Jane looked at her African-American friend and said, "See, Lucas? We made it."

"But we missed the previews..." he replied, disappointed.

"But we still made it...Fart Face," Max said. They both just smiled at that.

Will opened his backpack, Jane helping him get out the drinks and snacks they smuggled into the theater. They handed some to Lucas and Max as the movie began. The four kids, as well as the entire theater, was watching what was going to happen in eager anticipation. However, suddenly, the film abruptly stopped, making the kids, and the theater, react pretty madly at that. Jane looked as disappointed as Will was, exhaling deeply and throwing her hands up.

The entire power to the mall was shut down, but it wasn't the only one. One-by-one in mere seconds, the buildings of Hawkins, stores and homes, were losing power. As Kali began to drive home, she noticed the buildings losing power. She thought that was odd.

In the Ives home, Terry, who had her hair down and was in a night gown, was calling Becky about her new niece and their visit to here. "I'm sorry that we couldn't make it to Tina's birth."

"Oh, it's alright, sis," Becky said over the phone. "Besides, she's gonna meet ya and the rest of the girls tomorrow!"

She smiled. "Okay, when tomorrow?" Before Becky could answer, the entire home went dark, cutting off the call. She gasped, looking shocked and around. "What the hell...?"

...

After a couple moments, the power suddenly went back on, Terry hearing the dial tone on her phone. She sighed and hung up the phone. She knew Becky was going to call her back, she just had to wait.

The entire mall's power went back on, meaning that the movie came back on and resumed. Nearly everyone in the theater cheered, even Jane. Will was happy that she was happy before suddenly feeling...a chill on the back of his neck. He touched it, feeling his hard goosebumps. He felt his breath cut short. He hadn't felt like that since...

The Mind Flayer.

How he'd see him at home, how he possessed him on the school field, how he left his body the night the gate closed...

"Will?" Jane asked, making him break out of his thoughts and look at her. "What's wrong?"

Shit, it must've looked obvious that he wasn't alright. However, he couldn't let her know that, so he shook his head. "Nothing."

She still had her concerned look. "Are you sure?"

He nodded, trying not to blush. "Y-yeah, I'm sure." She nodded back and focused back on the movie. He also focused back on the movie, heavily sighing. Maybe it was nothing. He didn't know. Plus...despite it being half a year, he still couldn't get over his crush on Jane. Sure, she was his first friend...and his first crush, but she had a boyfriend...a much more superior boyfriend, so he had to move the hell on. But that memory of Jane and Mike kissing at the Snow Ball still haunted him...

Damn it, he should stop worrying about that and focus on the damn movie.

After a moment, Terry's phone rang and she answered, "Becky?"

"What happened, Terry?" her sister asked.

She scoffed, shaking her head. "There was just a power outage."

She heard her sister laugh. "At least you didn't hang up on me for no reason."

She laughed too. "Please, you know me better than that." She leaned against the wall. "So, when are you and Carl and Tina coming?"

"Probably in the afternoon. You'd be at work, right?"

She shook her head. "I have a day-off tomorrow."

"Oh, you convinced your bosses at Hideaway to give ya one?"

She sighed. "Um, listen, Becky, I don't work at Hideaway anymore..."

"What?!" She sounded pretty shocked. "Why?!"

She swapped the phone to her other hand. "Ever since this new mall here opened, businesses in downtown have been closing down. Hideaway was one of them."

"Damn, sorry, Terry."

"BUT, I did get a new job at the new mall."

She heard Becky sigh in relief. "Which is?"

"Full-time employee at the Gap."

Becky scoffed. "The GAP?"

Terry laughed before seeing Kali home. They waved to each other before she headed up to her bedroom. "They pay. Anyway, you can just settle in here at my home. I'll leave the spare key under the doormat."

"Alright."

She then yawned. "I need to get some sleep."

She then heard her niece crying in the background. "So does little Tina. See you tomorrow!"

"Bye." She then hung up and went upstairs. "Kali!"

"Uh, yeah?" her adoptive daughter called from her bedroom.

"Your aunt, uncle, and cousin are going to visit tomorrow."

"Oh, er...how long?"

"A week."

...

Inside the bedroom, she was dressed in her night gown, removing her makeup and her hair more fluffed out than before. She was smiling since she kinda missed Aunt Becky. "Alright. You gonna tell Jane that?"

"I'm going to bed, so you'll have to do it."

She put her makeup removers down and stood up. "Okay." She grabbed a book and got onto her bed. "By the way, Steve's coming over for the night. That's fine, right?"

...

Terry smiled a little. She has become pretty lenient with her daughters' boyfriends visiting them and vice-versa...with one exception. "You two aren't going to get into any trouble, are you?"

She heard her adoptive daughter scoff. "Of course not, mum!"

She giggled a little. "Okay, just checking. Good night, sweetheart."

"Good night, mum." And with that, the dirty-blonde-haired woman got into her room to read a book, then go to sleep.

...

Later, Steve arrived. Jane did too and she was quick to get up to her room to change and go to sleep, well, before her sister told her the news. He and Kali sat together on their bed, him in nothing more than his underwear. They talked, then cuddled into bed together, sharing kisses.

"Y'know, Kal?" he said to her as he broke the kiss.

"What?" she asked him.

"I'd actually like to meet more of your family."

She smiled. "Maybe Aunt Becky will like you. Not sure about Uncle Carl."

He chuckled. "What, is he a stiff one?"

"Mmmm...yeah." She nodded when she said that.

He looked away from her and said, "Whooo, boy."

"You probably won't see them until tomorrow night...or the night after."

"Yeah, probably." They shared another kiss, then Steve said in a voice poorly mimicking Terry's, "'Good night, sweetie.'" She laughed and playfully punched his shoulder. "What?"

"You're an idiot."

He grinned. "Tell me something I don't know, beautiful." They shared more kisses before falling asleep.

Jonathan Byers, on his bed in his family's home, suddenly woke up and sat up, looking aghast about something. "Wait a minute," he murmured to himself before looking at his watch for the time. He looked more aghast when he saw the time. "Oh shit, no!" He then scrambled out of bed.

In the morning, Kali suddenly rose up from her bed and exclaimed, "Shit!" Steve immediately woke up as she reached to her drawer to get the watch Steve gave her as a birthday gift. Her eyes widened at the time. "Shitshitshit!"

He sat up. "What?"

Kali instantly got off of her bed in a panic. "It's nearly nine!"

Now he got out of the bed in a panic. "Oh shit!"

The auburn-haired teenager rushed to his closet and hurriedly got out dull-colored shirt, tan pants, socks, and formal shoes. He was muttering curses under his breath for forgetting to set the clocks back last night.

She put on her watch as she ran to her closet, groaning. "I forgot to set the clock after the power outage last night!" They both dressed up in a hurry, Steve dressing in his "Scoops Ahoy!" uniform and Kali dressing in the dress and heels she wore before. He fell when he tried to get his shorts on. Why? Neither of them knew.

He got dressed, slung his camera over his shoulder, and got out of his room in a hurry. He was finishing buttoning up his shirt as Joyce, dressed in a plain white shirt and jeans, came from the kitchen. "Hey, hey, hey, wait a minute," she said to him softly.

He stopped and looked at his mother reassuringly. "Oh, no, I'll just eat at work," he told her. "I'm running late."

She gave him a reassuring smile. "I know." She then gave him a reused cup of fresh coffee and a paper lunch bag. "I just don't want ya to be late for work AND be hungry at the same time."

He honestly felt happy and guilty that his mother was this caring about him. It's not that he didn't appreciate it-in fact, it's a lot better than before. Since he was late though, he just smiled at her and said, "Thanks, Mom."

"Hey, have a good day there, Jonathan," Will said from the kitchen.

He chuckled a little and replied, "I'll try! Thanks!" They waved each other goodbye before he went out the door, got into his car, set his breakfast on the passengers seat and the coffee on the cup-holder, started it up, and drove off.

When they got completely dressed and got their things, they bolted out of Kali's room and hurried down the stairs. Terry and Jane were downstairs. The dirty-blonde-haired woman was dressed in a tan collared shirt with gray, black, and white stripes, a white belt, navy-blue jeans, and white heels. She had her hair in its usual ponytail. The tomboy wore an oversized navy-blue shirt, white pants, and white and black sneakers. She saw Kali and Steve bolt out the door, making her shout, "Wait, you're forgetting your breakfast!" They were already out before they heard that though.

She sighed and muttered, "I wish I woke them up earlier."

"They can still get breakfast on the way, right?" Jane asked her.

She looked at her youngest daughter and answered, "Yeah, but that fast food's not good for your health."

She nodded, eating her eggs. "True."

Suddenly, the phone rang, so the woman went and got it, greeting, "Hello?"

"Hey, Terry...it's me," Jim's voice greeted back rather nervously.

She looked surprised to hear his voice. "Jim?" Jane went stiff by the mention of his name, so she began eating her eggs faster.

"N-not so loud, I don't wanna alert Jane."

She looked back at Jane scarfing through her breakfast before taking a big gulp of her orange juice. Terry put her hand on her hip and said, "Jane." She stopped and looked at her, guilty. "Don't eat so fast. You don't want to get sick later."

She nodded nervously and replied, "Okay, Mama." She then ate her normal food at a normal pace.

The woman stifled a laugh and told Jim, "Too late now."

She heard him sigh. "Listen, do you have some time to meet up at Melvald's?"

She leaned against the counter. "Well, today's my day-off, so I got plenty of time."

"Okay, good. I need to talk to you and...Joyce about something."

She smirked. "Let me guess, our kids?" Jane stopped eating for a second.

"Yeeeeeaaaah..."

She sighed again. "Alright, I'll be there. See ya."

"Bye." She hung up the phone and looked at her younger daughter intently.

"What are you and Mike doing?"

"Just..." she answered, not looking at her for a second and shrugging. "Hanging out." She didn't look like she bought it, so she sighed and dropped her fork. "Listen, Mike and I...we just really care about each other and we..."

She nodded and walked towards her. "I know." She bent down and placed a hand on her shoulder. "You kids are at that age and there was all the stuff that happened in the last two years. That doesn't mean you two should lose any self-control." Jane looked away, looking and feeling embarrassed. Her mom then hugged her. "Hey, it's okay, sweetie. I'll go meet up with Hopper and see what's going on, okay?"

She looked back at her and nodded back. "Okay."

She then kissed her temple. "Don't get into any more trouble at Dustin's."

"Mama!" The woman then grabbed her purse and proceeded out the door. Jane sighed, hoping things won't go wrong. She really, really, REALLY liked Mike and she was sure that he felt the same about her. She hoped Hopper wouldn't ruin anything.

Steve was driving his car pretty fast, but Kali didn't mind. They both had picked up just a coffee on the way, Kali sipping hers before Steve abruptly parked near Hawkins Post, making her spill her coffee on her heels. "Jesus!" she exclaimed.

"Oh shit, I'm so sorry!" the jock also exclaimed, looking at his girlfriend.

She wiped a couple drips of coffee off of her mouth and unbuckled herself, using spare napkins from the glove compartment to wipe off her heels. "It could've been worse. I could've spilt it on my dress." She then got out of the car and walked around to Steve's open window. "I'll see you tomorrow, babe."

He looked a little hurt. "Aw, not tonight?"

She scoffed. "Just so you know, I have a life OUTSIDE of our relationship."

He laughed. "Aw, no worries, Kal, I was just joking." They then gave each other a peck before seeing Jonathan Byers's car pull up to Hawkins Post pretty fast. Both of them raised their eyebrows. "Well, at least we're not the only ones against the clock."

"You got that right." They both saw Jonathan get out of the car with him from drinking a reusable coffee cup and carrying a lunch bag. The three teens exchanged waves.

"Alright, well, see ya." Steve then drove off, Kali waving to him before Jonathan caught up with her.

"Slept until the last minute too?" he asked her.

She sighed and got into the building with him, throwing the napkins in the trash can. "I wish I hadn't."

"Me too."

Finally, Steve had arrived at the mall, parking and almost hitting another car in a panic. He quickly got out the cars with his keys and cup of coffee. He was sprinting, not giving a damn if he was spilling his coffee. While doing that, he was muttering, "Shit, shit, shit..."

As he got inside, he accidentally bumped into someone, making him spill coffee all over them. Since it was still hot, it hurt. He saw that he bumped into a girl around his age, looking really pissed at him before shoving him away. "Asshole!" she cried out before running away.

He sighed deeply, wishing his morning wasn't more shitty. "Goddamn it." He picked up the spilled coffee and ran to the nearest trash can, throwing the empty cup in there. He finally got into Scoops Ahoy, where his annoying and snarky coworker Robin was. It took him a few seconds to see that she already opened up the store and started everything up, meaning one thing.

"You're late."

He nodded, looking irritated. "Yup." He began to walk to the Employee's Only section.

She narrowed her eyes to look at the coffee splatter on his uniform. "You're gonna work in THAT?"

He glared at her. "Listen, I've had a shitty morning and I don't want YOU adding to my misery, alright?" She held her hands up as he went inside to wash it out.

Hiding behind a wall was Max, Lucas, Will, Jane, and Mike. The latter two, of course, were holding hands. They heard Dustin come in, after a month of Camp Know Where, and get into his room. The rest of the kids looked at Mike, who nodded and closed his eyes. They all heard his toys become active, sure that he was really shocked to see them do this. They heard the toys close to them, so Max peeked out and saw that Dustin was following them with his Farrah Fawcett spray. She looked at Lucas with a smile, then him to Will, then Will to Jane, then she whispered to Mike, "Okay, now." With his nose bleeding, he opened his eyes and the toys stopped.

The kids quietly walked to Dustin, Lucas holding the handmade "Welcome Home, Dustin!" banner and the rest having party noisemakers in their mouths. Mike and Jane were still holding hands. Max counted down to three with her fingers and finally, they all jumped up and blew the noisemakers. Dustin screamed, turned, and sprayed the Farrah Fawcett spray right on Lucas's eyes. He began screaming as well, in pain. The other kids backed away, Mike holding Jane close as a means of protection.

Here, they thought nothing could go wrong...

Stopping here. What do you guys think? Any typos or mistakes I might've missed?

Ah~, Mileven~. What can we do without you~? Well, actually...

Yep, Becky and Carl are coming back, with a new child! They'll play the role the rest of the Wheelers played in canon (with the exception of Becky, she's just happy with her marriage and budding family).

And yes, Will still has a crush on Jane, despite her and Mike dating. He's trying to get over it, but can't. Poor boy...

That said though, I'm sure we've all seen that one scene in Episode 3. Seeing that, well...it can go both ways: he's not attracted to anyone at the moment or he really is gay. Or maybe both. However, I'm going to keep his crush on Jane in this AU, but maybe do something that'll show that he's not straight. After all, I do have a head-canon that he's not straight, but not exactly gay.

Kali and Steve are still cute~, as well as Jonathan just being Jonathan.

I plan to have more self-deprecating comedy for Steve, since he's still with Kali and happy with her. It's more like since she's in an internship and he's not, he feels like his life took a shit turn, having bad luck during his job. No worries though, I'll make him happy in the end!

Continue your support of this fanfic and I'll see you guys in the next chapter!

*P.S.: In case you guys didn't know, I'm currently going through a editing sweep of this fanfic right now, so if details look different, that's why. Also, since I have college classes all 5 days of the week, don't expect me to update as often as I did before.*