His Mother scolding his sisters

The reason for this is because Danni and Stephanie were wearing massive see-through nightgowns and nothing else, with Danni wearing a light blue dress while Stephanie was wearing a dark grey one, and Billy had to admit they looked really good on both of them.

"Now I know you two are getting married once you finish high school, but for God's sake, Stephanie, your brother's here! And even more importantly, I'M HERE! And I will not have my daughter fucking around my house!"

Billy gently coughs, letting his mother know he was, which seemed to be a massive mistake, as he was pulled into the lecture about how he was showing too much skin himself, even though Billy has always worn just his underwear to bed.

Once everything was finished, Maggie groaned and stomped her way to her room and slammed her door shut, which was very odd, but everyone understood why she was cranky once they walked into the kitchen and saw that Maggie was apparently going cold turkey!

"This is the reason I have to go slow!" Billy thought to himself as just what the heck was this? He got rid of the **** in her mind, and now she's apparently no longer interested in the stuff. Which was, of course, what he wanted, but he didn't expect her to just get rid of everything like that.

Billy wanted to stay and make sure his mother was okay, but he had to get them points if he wanted to become a hero, or at the moment at least become a bitch minion of the sidekicks working for the heroes, as everyone called the position.

Because that's all it really was since you'd have to get their uniforms and clothes washed, make sure their gadgets (if they used any) were always full, take care of their vehicles (if any), and just do basic things that any normal person could do.

While it wasn't the best, because of all the secrets and depending on the rank of the heroes you work for, the base salary was about $1,000. Or maybe that was a signing bonus; it wasn't clear online which it was, but it's got to be a whole lot better than the $15.25 he was currently getting for being a teacher's assistant.

The second Billy arrived, Ms. Jackson dragged him to a private room, which all the kids made sure to sound off like the brats they were. But if Billy was being honest, if he didn't just go through her mind, he'd think something was about to happen, and knowing how she thinks, Billy was terrified that on the other side of any of these doors were people ready to arrest him.

"Step inside, please." Ms. Jackson said with a pleasant smile on her face and joy in her voice that didn't do a single damn thing to make Billy feel better. But once inside, he had to hold back the immense sigh of relief, as he wasn't getting arrested... for now at least.

"I wanted to ask you, just how did you manage to get Mary and Terri, along with your sister, to take their students more seriously and almost halve their fighting?" Ms. Jackson asked him while gently caressing his hand and possibly purposely showing off her lovely chest. But no matter what she might have wanted to know, Billy had no damn idea what he did that made them better students.

As far as he knows, Stephanie was probably because he made her less of a brat, but he knows this was just to make herself look like a better wife than a wife that dropped out of high school. As for Terri and Mary... he can't really think of anything since he's barely messed with them, and the only thing he has done is mend whatever relationship they have with one another.

"I... just talked to them... I guess?" Billy answered with a question, which Ms. Jackson didn't seem to like. It was hard to really tell, but thanks to Billy's enhanced senses, he was able to see and hear the most minute changes from how she was before and after he talked.

"Well. I guess it might be that you used to be a student here and you're friends with them." Ms. Jackson said as she left the break room and probably went to her classroom as Billy wiped the sweat off his brow.

"Well, I think I played that off well." Billy thought as he got up and left the room himself as Sandra pulled him into the bathroom and stall. "Hey babe." That was all Billy needed to hear to know she was drunk or high, as she was never like this when sober and would never call him "babe" normally, as she found the whole thing stupid—to call someone that—and also enjoyed calling him "honey" when they were dating, as she just liked it a whole lot more.

"Okay, whatever you want, no!" Billy said as sternly as possible, which just caused Sandra to giggle and then boo him like a kid as she stumbled into Billy's arms and fucking bit his neck, and not in a playful way but in a starving way.

"Okay, you definitely need to go home." That seemed to scare Sandra, as she started crying. "I promise that if you can manage to be normal and sober up for the rest of the day, I'll help you with whatever your mom's doing this time."

This seemed to make Sandra feel better as she cleaned herself up, but not before stroking Billy's crotch. "You know, babe." She said before looking back at him and smacked her own ass. "If you just shut up, we could've had some fun."

Billy just rolled his eyes, as unless a power changed it, he'd never do anything with someone clearly not sober, as that's not something he found attractive or gentleman-like, which he still tried to act like.

School for the most part was normal other than Ms. Jackson began acting somewhat more friendly to Billy and everyone else, probably to try and help her students get better, which might do the opposite, as Billy went around helping those too distracted to focus.

For lunch Billy hung out with Denise and Chelsea, which was nice, albeit a little weird to him, as both of them and the others (oddly mostly dudes besides Sandra) seem to be discontent with all the superheroes and the culture that surrounds this.

Which was, of course, hard for Billy to say anything, as he wanted to be a hero, but it was interesting to hear what problems some people had with superheroes.

Their first reason was the most basic hating on popular things; after that, however, were some things that made sense, with Chelsea not liking how most supers don't seem to care about the environment and break people's cars, buildings, or just about anything else.

After that they complained and wondered just why the heck all the heroes seem to have too many powers that are impossible to get or even know about unless they were in the government or also a high-ranking hero.

Billy thought it was an understandable complaint since he also felt the same way, as he didn't really enjoy the way professional heroes seem to get favorable treatment by the government with superpowers that are otherwise impossible to get unless you work for the government.

But at the same time, he can't really say he's totally against it either, considering he's taken a power for himself that he wouldn't normally be able to get his hands on either ever or until he becomes a professional hero.

Everything after that was just their own personal grievances with certain superheroes that nobody would be against, like the Super Bitches being one of the worst hero teams ever, as they have more demerits and problems than any team in history!

Another group was the Ranger Squad, which was hit or miss with the members, but the main thing people have against them. As the true problem has to be just how large the group is and why it seems to need to only have groups of five or three and maybe a few extra members.

Billy honestly hopes not to join the group, as he just doesn't want to do anything with those outfits that seem too bulky or too breezy, depending on which group they might **** you to be a part of.

The bell rings again, and Billy leaves the cafeteria as he... begins another round of helping Ms. Jackson with teaching everyone, as Mary and Kelly both make sure to rile Billy up, as it's fun for them apparently, and Billy makes sure to touch them in case that's how his mental power works.

He had no real plans to do anything for now, as he was already way too busy fixing his mother and helping his aunt and best friend to even attempt anything with anyone else, and even if he did, Billy would rather get someone smarter to help him, like Terri and Allie.

As the school bell rang, ending it for the day, Billy sighed as he walked outside and met Sandra, who was obviously upset and not looking that good. It's honestly hard to tell if that was because Billy was meeting her mother again or because she was finally coming down from her high.

With neither of them having a way to travel besides walking, they begin slowly making their way to Sandra's home. Of course Billy could use his super speed to get here as fast as possible, but doing so might cause her to throw up, so he'd rather not have to deal with that.

During their entire walk Sandra never said a single word, as she was just dreading Billy meeting her mother once again, as after her divorce her mother had seemed to grow a hatred for all men as well as a weakening health, but that could probably be because she rarely goes outside.

Arriving at the door, Sandra's mother, Yang, was standing behind the door staring daggers at the loving couple that her daughter and Billy seemed to be with her paranoid eyes, as she's also grown to hate anything to do with love.

Yang opened the door, ready to scream, but she held back as she didn't want to seem crazy to the neighbors and just let Billy inside for now. But made sure to pull Sandra inside the house right into her bedroom so she could heal and be away from... this man's filth, as she would have liked to say.

Yang gave Billy a cup of water that he was half certain would be thrown away when he was done with as Yang sat down in front of him with a fierce look in her eyes. "Leave my daughter alone!" Was all Yang had to say as she **** Billy to chug all the water he barely drank as she **** him out of her house.

Billy thought to himself. "Well, that's the nicest she's been since her divorce." Shrugging his arms, Billy walked away, somehow further angering Yang as she began cursing to herself about how bad men are and how if Sandra keeps seeing him, then she'll just end up bitter and alone like Yang was.

Inside his house Billy saw that his mother wasn't doing that well, as she was just watching water pour down the kitchen sink in a daze as she licked her lips, most likely imagining it was liquor.

His sisters weren't faring any better, as their annoyed mother probably made it impossible for any of them to get laid, as she **** the two to be separate from one another any chance she got, as both Stephanie and Danni were now teasing one another, and whenever any of them broke, Maggie would scream for them to stop.

"Just how long is this going to last?" Everyone thought to themselves that this was just a massive annoyance and pain to everyone, as Maggie was just always angry over something and did not seem to be getting better any time soon.

So wanting to speed things up, Billy used his mind control powers on his mother and made it to where all the intense cravings she had were turned into... desire... That was the only thing Billy could think of turning it into since he couldn't just get rid of it.

Billy snaps his fingers, and his mother changes as she looks at Billy with a massive smile on her face. "Hey, son. I know you're trying your best. I'm going to need you to start up your chores again."

Hearing this annoyed Billy, as his old chores were to clean up the house, do the dishes, and take out the trash every week. It might not sound like much, but this cut down his time in half, as he had to make sure the house was clean.

So Billy abuses his powers for a bit and makes his mother, sister, and Danni all do his jobs for him while also not noticing who was doing it and instead thinking it was Billy.

He felt just a tiny bit guilty, but given how much of a bitch both of them were until very recently, he stopped thinking about it and even felt a little turned on seeing all of them do the things he was supposed to be.

Billy wasn't into the mindless drone look in their eyes or robotic actions; no, he was turned on by the thought of them being his servants, as that's basically how he lived his entire life, and now reversing the roles was so great that he also began to groan over his mother keeping everyone in check.

It was a very long day full of nothing, as Billy would rather not try being a vigilante with a massive hard-on, as that's the last thing he wants the criminals of this city to see. Next thing you know, they're going to be calling it the dark stiffy or something stupid like that.

But eventually night came, and Billy entered his theater; he placed his mother first, aunt second, Yang, and then Sandra, as taking care of all of them is far more important than whatever Ms. Jackson might think of him.

"Ah, crap. I forgot to check on Aunt Sophie. Oh, well, it's not like I can do anything about it now." Billy said with a shrug as he pressed play and joined his mental sister and future sister-in-law as he entered his mother's mind.

And things did not look well at all, as there was a small river of ****, X's as far as the eye could see, and many different versions of his mother either in agony or hanging themselves.

"What. THE. FUCK!" Billy said aloud, as he knew she liked drinking, but just what the fuck? He knew things were going to be bad, but why was her own mind looking dystopian?

Fearing that his mother might... well, kill herself or something equally as bad, he went around fixing his mother's as he made them sit around a table playing cards, plugging up her bedroom that turned into a massive wine cellar that was just drowning in all types of liquor.

Every time Billy corked the massive casks for a brief second, he'd see his mother and father, but that was it, and when he finished, he saw the flip book of images that was Billy's dad leaving his mother for a younger woman.

Next up was Maggie drinking alone for possibly multiple days as things got worse and worse until she eventually met Sophie, her future best friend, and the two started drinking even harder than before, but somehow the bottles were getting less and less till they filled up the entire bar top.

"Damn, never thought my mother's drinking was because of my father... but what the fuck does that mean about me and my sister? Like, sure, it sucks that Dad left, but that was forever ago, and still, how does that affect her thought process in treating us as we grew?" Billy wondered but just chalked it up to it being his mother's own messed-up mind, which seemed to be the only thing that made sense.

Next was Aunt Sophie, which was fairly normal, and it was very quick, as Billy made Sophie think of him as the best person she could be with, along with making her a bit more difficult for any guy, mostly her exes, to take advantage of.

Yang... Yang's mind was just literally hell. No seriously, there was fire, blood, and the screams of agony—the whole nine yards—but the interesting thing, if you'd call this fucked-up thing interesting, is that all the screams were of her ex-husband.

While taking in the sights, Billy fell through a glowing pentagram and was instead inside Yang and Sandra's house, which was very dark and depressing-looking, as multiple Yangs were either sitting in silence crying, contemplating ****, placing a hit on someone, most likely her ex-husband, or looking into her daughter's room with a worried look on her face.

"Well, at least it's nice to know that no matter how fucked her head is, she still cares for Sandra at the bottom of her heart, even if it's the most **** form it can be." Billy thought to himself as he looked around the room and eventually found a shelf full of photo albums.

The most obvious thing and the only thing Billy felt like doing was setting fire to all the photo albums, which screamed the demonic whale from before, as well as turning black and red flames, which was very demonic but also very on brand.

Yet that didn't seem to be the only thing, as Billy was still inside her mind. After thinking things over, Billy finally realized it was because he didn't burn all of them, as almost every single one of the Yangs had either a picture or photo album with them.

Quickly tossing them into the fire, Billy vanished once the most recent picture burned away. Inside Sandra's mind, Billy saw that the happy ending was no longer so happy as it seemed; Sandra and Billy were divorced.

Billy knew he had to change things as quickly as he could since he did not like this dream she had and greatly preferred the happier one. Inside her house Billy gave the demon form of her mother a complete makeover, as he was going to make Yang a better woman, and the first step in helping was fixing up how Sandra saw her mother.

Which seemed to work, as the next thing Billy knew, it was morning time, and Maggie seemed to no longer care about how her daughters were dressed, and in fact, she seemed to be better than ever after an all-night pub crawl.

In fact, she was so happy and better looking that it kind of freaked everyone out, but they all just quickly accepted it and enjoyed breakfast with everyone before they all had to leave for work or, in Stephanie's case, planning her wedding for as cheap as can be.

Billy's job was going to Sophie's cafe, as he wanted to see what changes were made, but the second he opened the door, he could tell things weren't going to go the way he was thinking, as someone was waiting for him. Who else would be waiting all intimidating-like in his front door?