I didn't get a chance to talk to Haley until the end of class, at which point I wished that we have a subjective hour to talk in the ten minutes between classes. I wasn't sure what I wanted to tell her. She was interested and even a little impressed, if scared, to hear that I was being considered for the position of earth's supernatural defender (I knew Haley was a big Buffy fan, so I suspect she thought defending the world from evil magical forces would involve more killing things than I gathered from talking to Luvia it actually did). I could tell she was glad that there might be some responsibility and even limits coming along with my power, and the confidence she was showing in my ability to handle the job made me feel really good. The fact that Luvia seemed like a good person, even with all her power, also made her feel better about me.
But I was more hesitant telling her about our future life together. I didn't want her to think that she was somehow bound to me or that by becoming my girl friend, she had forever foreclosed the possibility of being with someone else. I also didn't know if she would be as weirded out as I was by the thought that someday our relationship would take a gay male or heterosexual form.
On the other hand, I felt really bad about the idea of keeping secrets from her.