((OOC: Awesome, I am now RPing the same character in<em>three</em>different timelines!  Common, Thrasius, make it four,  I dare you.  :P ))<br/><br/>Billy laughed as Olivia walked away.  "You can run, but you can't hide from the truth anymore!"  His words seemed to catch her and hold her; just for a moment, she hesitated.  "You can spend the rest of your life wishing your mother gave a fuck about you, or you can take your destiny into your own hands."  By then she was resolutely walking to her car again.  Billy followed at a measured pace while she fiddled with her radio and talked to Patty.  Right as she was about to slam the door in his face he caught it, his iron grip effortlessly holding it open.  Lowering his voice he said, "Meet the others at the abandoned train station near school tonight.  Be at the football stadium by midnight, or you'll regret it forever.  Now if you'll excuse me, I feel like teaching your friend some manners."<br/><br/>Turning away from her as if she didn't exist anymore he extended his hand right as Patty was about to push past him, bringing her to a sudden halt.  She glared.  "Out of my way, jerkface."  Then something very strange happened, something that would stick in Olivia's mind for a long time.  Billy shifted so that Olivia couldn't see his face, and then reached up with his free hand and lifted his sunglasses so Patty could see his eyes.  She gasped in fright and her eyes widened in shock... and then she suddenly seemed to go half-slack, a strange smile spreading across her face as her cheeks flushed.<br/><br/>Billy lowered his glasses and smiled at her - a smile better described as an open leer.  "Why don't you catch a ride with me instead, Patricia?  I can take you home, or... somewhere private."<br/><br/>Patty giggled -<em>giggled</em>- at his use of her full name.  "You have the most beautiful eyes, William."  She flushed deeper, a full on blush now.  "I-I'd like that," she stammered, twirling her hair nervously in her fingers.  "If you gave me a ride, I mean.  Um, in your car.  You'll be okay, right, Olivia?  I mean you go shopping all the time.  I just have... other... things I need to do.  With William."  She laughed as if that was the funniest thing in the world; the entire time she'd spoken her eyes had never left Billy, even when she was talking to Olivia.<br/><br/>Billy looked back at Olivia long enough to smirk at her and whisper, "Be there," and then the two walked away arm-in-arm.  Billy whispered something in Patty's ear and she laughed, blushing even more.  The whole time as they walked away from a stunned Olivia and climbed into his car - an even more expensive car than hers, a distant part of Olivia's mind noted - Patty never took her eyes off of Billy Weir.