"Make me."
He shook his head. "Like hell I would."
Alix was turning frantic, looking around as she looked for anyone that would catch them. "Come on Hercules, I don't have all day."
"I'm not gonna let you do it!"
"Just make me do it! My own self control is stopping me from doing this but if I ask someone else to make me, I would force myself to do it."
"Why me?"
Her gaze turned serious. "Kim, you're my only hope."
He snorted. "So not the time to play Star Wars, Tinkerbell."
"Come on."
"No!"
"Kim!"
"Absolutely not."
"Okay, you know what, I'm just gonna do it."
"Alix."
She held in her breath, before she scooped up half dozen kittens that's been weaving around their legs for the whole time they were arguing. She looked at him with a determined look on her face, while he stared back at her in horror.
"I'm no monster, dude," She said in low voice as six kittens mewed in her arms. "I gotta do what I gotta do."
Then, she felt it.
First, the itchiness in her arms.
Second, the tickle in her nose.
"Achoo!"
Lastly, the sneeze.
Oh yeah, the watery eyes too.
Kim groaned. "You're allergic to them, your face is going all puffed up already."
She sniffed, before sneezing to the side. "Yeah," She croaked. "But these babies need help."
He looked at her skeptically. "What are you gonna do with them?"
She shrugged, trying to wipe her nose with her sleeves, but proved to made it worse when her nose bumped into fur, causing her to sneeze again. "Give them to our classmates. Who knows, they'll probably adopt one."
They started walking.
"You know, your face looks all puffy and painful."
"Shut up."