1978 North Denver, Colorado

"ꜱʜᴇ ʟɪᴋᴇꜱ ᴀ ʙᴏʏ - ɴxᴅɪᴀ"

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Finney likes Donna. Like, a lot. He can't stop staring at her during class, he can't stop talking about her during lunch, and he can't stop thinking about her when he goes to sleep at night. She's just so gorgeous, so smart, so pretty, and absolutely perfect. And, of course, he would voice this all the time. "Did you see how she looked at me last hour?" He'd say. Or, "God, she's so amazing." anytime she talked to him. At this point, it's clear that he's obsessed with Donna.

sigh Donna, Donna, Donna. It's all about Donna. Robin, being around Finney most of the time, is starting to get tired of it. He doesn't like the fact that Finn can't go one day without saying something about that girl. Donna this, Donna that. It's like he can't escape that name no matter how many times he's tried. Maybe it's jealousy? No, Robin refuses to believe that. But he still thinks that Finney shouldn't be paying so much attention to that girl. He barely even talks about what they'll do to hang out anymore.

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Today, Robin and Finney are trying to hang out at his house. They have the TV playing some random show that they aren't paying attention to while they play cards and eat Robin's mom's snacks. Finney, once again, is talking about Donna, and Robin is getting fed up with it.

"I mean, have you seen the way she bites her pencil when she concentrates? I do the same thing. It's like we're connected or something, y'know?" He says, setting down a card. Then, he continues, because he can't keep his lovestruck mouth shut about this stupid girl. "She's really smart too. She helped me with a question on our science sheet. Like, can you believe it? Me? I didn't even ask for help, that has to mean something."

Robin sighs, flipping over a card himself as he listens to Finney rant. He can feel a pang of jealousy every time Finn says 'she' or 'Donna'. This is gonna be a long hang out if Finn won't shut up about her.