Eric, Fez, Kelso and Donna sat around the basement, just after getting back from school. Donna, Eric and Fez sat on the couch while Kelso was sitting in the lawn chair. The four were staring at the television, watching Charlie's Angels when the door opened.
"Hey," Hyde greeted as he stepped inside.
The group grunted in response but didn't bother looking up. Hyde rolled his eyes back at Jackie. He put a hand on the small of her back to guide her behind the couch to his chair. He dropped down and pulled her onto his lap. When the group still didn't notice Jackie's presence, Hyde pulled her face towards him and kissed her.
Donna was the first to look over to them. Her face immediately fell in shock. "What the hell?"
This got the attention of the other three and soon all four of them were gaping at the cheerleading perched in Hyde's lap.
"I'm blind," Eric shouted.
"Oh, hi," Jackie greeted after finally separating herself from Hyde.
"What the hell?" Donna repeated.
"Uh! Hyde you totally dogged me man," Kelso whined. "I was going to take Jackie to homecoming."
"Um, no you weren't," Jackie argued.
"Yes I was. I was going to ask you next week."
"And I was going to say no."
"Ah burn, my pretty friend."
"Hyde, what are you thinking bringing the devil into the Batcave?" Eric hissed.
"Forman, watch it."
"Since when do you care what Eric says about cheerleaders?" Donna challenged.
"Since he started doing it with me," Jackie explained.
"WHAT?" the four yelled in unison.
"Actually, it was more like when we started dating," Hyde whispered to her.
"Did he just say they're dating?" Donna whispered to Eric.
"No, he couldn't have. Hyde doesn't date and Hyde definitely doesn't date cheerleaders. Doing it with them, yes. Dating them, no."
"Hey morons, we can hear you," Hyde announced.
"Wait, you're telling me that since you asked her out at lunch today you did it and you started dating?" Donna questioned.
"Not exactly," Jackie replied sheepishly.
"But you just said…" Donna began, looking confused. She let out an irritated sigh. "What is going on?"
"I've kind of been seeing Jackie since prom."
His four friends stared at them blankly.
"It's a really cute story. See, neither of us went to prom," Jackie began to explain.