The night drawled on, and Xander lied there in bed, thinking to himself. How could he make it up to her from what happened? I mean, there was a time where he literally made her cry, and he didn't like seeing tears. Perhaps there was a way to turn that sadness, into happiness? He didn't know if he'd be able to find that true happiness deep within, but he'd make an effort to do so. And you know what? That Heart that was cut and bleeding, slowly was being sewn up, piece by piece.<br/><br/>In the morning, Xander woke up, sore due to the 'Hell' his father had given him. Beaten for not going to school? Yeah, it was possible. He had a bunch of cuts and bruises on his back, and lone long gash across his mid-section. But nothing for him to worry about really. He got out of bed and started to pick out clothes to wear for the day, then left to go shower and put the clothes on when he finished. Xander started working on his hair now, trying to style it decently. After that, he walked back into his room to look in his<a class="postlink" href="http://i787.photobucket.com/albums/yy158/Sableye10/tumblr_ljpra4rTtz1qc8y64_zps7ce66b8c.jpg">mirror.</a>He looked nice, no?<br/><br/>Xander picked up his backpack that was by his bedside and quietly left the room, heading downstairs and out the door. He didn't want to deal with more fury from his father, surely he received that from last night already. Eventually, a thought came to mind. He would make it up to Bobby, and he knew how. He passed by that shop he saw yesterday, and stared at it. The teddy bear was still in the window. He knew how to make things right. He went inside the shop and purchased the bear, and decided to make a little trip to the Diner. When he got there, he made sure that Bobby wasn't there, it would spoil things. When he saw only Bobby's dad there, he knew it was clear.<br/><br/>Walking into the Diner, he looked around to make sure that Bobby wasn't around. "Hey, sir..." Xander said. "I felt pretty bad yesterday, just want her to feel better today. Can you give this to her when she comes in later?" he asked, handing the white bear over to Bobby's father. "I'd appreciate it very much." With that, he left the Diner and quickly headed off to school.