Together, we both got her mom to her feet and she sleepily shuffled into the house and lay down on the couch.
“Mom, I’m over at Tom’s tonight.”
“Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do,” Cheryl murmured.
“Gumdrops, skittles, whipped cream, and a live chicken!” Rose shouted.
I watched as Cindy’s mom smiled and closed her eyes, snoring softly almost immediately. We headed out to the porch after closing the door softly and started walking.
“So…” I said, “You’re staying over at my house tonight?”
“You going to object to that?” She asked me, one eyebrow raised.
“Dumbass!” Rose shouted at me.
I grinned in the dark, my thoughts racing. So much had happened, so much had changed. I was now out in the open and I had made both mortal enemies and great friends. Being alone was fine until I’d realized that it was also… lonely. I still had plans of doing more to find Vassago, but my entire life’s priorities had changed. We made it back and I was unlocking the cabin when my pocket stirred.
“And handcuffs!” Rose shrieked suddenly and an eruption of glitter came out of my pocket in a spray.
“Did she just…”
“You don’t want to know,” I said softly and we all went inside.
--The End--
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