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Playground in the Park, Friday Night

Leo sat on the edge of the merry-go-round, pushing it back and forth idly with his feet. He hoped the little Efferton Ghost Kids were happy with this memorial to them. He thought maybe they were, cause it felt so peaceful here. Or maybe that was the brownies.

ooc: for Annette, or anyone else who wants to come by.

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Annette snuck up on him and dressed totally in black from neck to toes, she hoped she was going to scare him just a little. She had been in a good mood all day and felt like being crazy. And just think, she hasn't had a single brownie yet.

"Leo!"

"Woah!" Leo pushed out instinctively with his legs, spinning the merry-go-round enough that when it stopped, he was facing away from her again, as he got shakily, to his feet, looking definately spooked.

Doing her best to hide her giggling, she ducked down as he was now facing away from her and she whispered, "Leeeeooooo, I seeee youuuuuu!"

That sounded like it might be one of the little girls. "Hey," he said tentatively, starting to look around. "How do you like the playground?"

"Oh, I love the playground! It's nice and playful and push me on the swings?" Annette crawled quickly over to one of the swings and gave it a shove, then she totally ducked behind a tree.

~~you're mean to an old man lol~~

"Aw sure Man!" Leo smiled, heading over to the swingset. He totally hadn't seen Annette. She was missing the whole thing!

He pushed the swing gently, not surprised to not feel any weight on it.

but it's so much fun *G*

"Faster! Faster! Higher! Higher!" She whispered from somewhere behind him, holding her stomach cause man was she wanting to bust out laughing.

And Leo complied, remembering his own time as a child, and when he used to push his son on the swings. His smile widened.

"Leeooooo," she said again. "We've come for your brownies, Leeeeoooo!"

Leo froze. Not the brownies! "Woah, hey Man, it's too late at night for you ghost kids to be eating sweets!"

"Leeeooo, we know what you did! We WANT the brownies! Leave them on the slide!" Annette was giggling so he might have heard her faint laughter.

And now Leo was confused. "What did I do Man?" he asked helplessly. What did he do? "Did I do something?"

"No. We just want the brownies! If you don't give us the brownies we're going to have to uh, we're going to have to uh," Crap! Annette couldn't think. "We're going to have to steal and break your bong!"

"Didn't your mom teach you not to play with other people's things?" Leo admonished.

"Maaayybe. But our mom is dead!"

"Yeah," Leo allowed. "But so are you Man!" Ha! He had them there!

He sure did and Annette busted out laughing and came out from her hiding spot, waving at Leo, "Hi!"

"Hey Man!" Leo beamed. "You missed it, I was pushing one of the ghost kids on the swing!"

"You were! Ahhh, man! Did you get a picture or anything?" She asked, still grinning.

"Oh that's a great idea Man!" Leo said. "But I didn't get a chance to."

"Ghosts kind of have that effect on you, don't they?" Annette teased.

"You get kinda caught up in the moment." he agreed. "So whatta you think of the playground Man?"

"I think it is really nice, Leo." She looked around. "Hey! Wanna swing?"

"Sure!" he agreed delightedly. It'd been too long since he'd done that. He thought.

Annette grinned and hopped on a swing and kicked her feet up to get her going, "I haven't swung in forever. This is great fun!"

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