Cassie wants to be lovers and enemies.

"...I've done a lot of thinking the past two weeks," Cassie admitted, dropping the slutty nature while maintaining her bold front. "I've made a decision: I'm gonna keep fighting you."

Fonzie blinked, her knees wobbly as she was clearly visually confused as all hell and still experiencing post-orgasmic bliss. "You...what?"

"I hate what you do, to this city and to the people who live here," Cassie went on. "And I don't give a damn if fighting you is legal or not. I'm going to keep being a superhero, and I'm going to stand against you every day you keep doing what you're doing."

Tammy pushed herself off of the wall, her face inches away from the blonde's. "...So then, what the fuck was THIS?"

Cassie grinned, hands on her hips and chest puffed out. "Simple: I've decided that, out there, we're enemies, and we probably always will be. But when we're alone? We're whatever we wanna be to each other.”

The fallen heroine watched as Fonzie slowly blinked, doing her best not to giggle as the mobster was trying to process this, and instead continued on. “There's obviously a connection between us. And it's sick and wrong and against everything we both believe in, but it's there. Denying it is only going to make things harder for the both of us. And between losing everything else I care about and being considered a vigilante, I’ve decided I really don’t need anything else making me miserable in life right now."

Fonzie scoffed, obviously having trouble believing what she was hearing. "...So, lemme get this straight: You want us to be mortal enemies AND lovers. You expect me to become romantically involved with someone who is actively trying to get me thrown behind bars."

"In a nutshell," Cassie replied, smirking confidently.

"And what makes you think I am in any way prepared to agree to those fucked-up terms?" Alfonso inquired.

"Well, for starters, because you love fucked-up terms," Cassie retorted.

“...Okay, you have a point there,” Fonzie noted, though clearly looking for some other justification for agreeing to this deal.