Armphid
Crowned Sun
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Grant had been waiting for a while, watching kids and adults walk by in costume. Looked like everyone was out and ready for the night. His nerves hadn't gotten any better, and it was all he could do to keep from bursting into blue-white energy as he waited. Although it might be pretty anticlimactic, for her anyway. Meeting Prince Charming at the bus station...really a magic night.
Hey. He suddenly had a pocket full of cash. They didn't need the train after all. Inspired, and determined to come off a little better than his situation actually was, he leaped to the curb as a taxi passed by, "Hey!" "Taxi!"
The vehicle screeched to a halt, Grant running up to the back door. "Hey, man." "Thanks."
"You are welcome," said the driver, an Indian man in his late 20's, whose English was actually very clear. He should take it as a good omen. "Where may I take you?"
"Uh, well, for now just down the street." Grant grinned a bit foolishly as he got in the back, "I've got a date, and I need to pick her up." "She should be coming this way."
The driver looked at him in the rear view as the cab pulled away, "A fine night for a date, sir." "Very well." "And will she be as Grecian as yourself?"
Grant blinked for a few seconds, then looked down at the costume, "Oh, oh, yeah!" "We, uh, did choose our costumes to kind of match."
"Ah." They drove on for a few minutes, then the cab pulled off to the side. "Is that, sir, the lady?"
There was no mistaking it. Donna looked like a goddess in motion, the white wrap concealing the more...ah, attention getting part of her costume. Her hair was piled high and twined into curling ringlets. Grant sighed, watching her walk past. Wow...she was gorgeous....
"Sir?"
"Huh?" "Oh!" "Yeah." Grant opened the door, getting out, "we'll be right back." He took a few strides forward, "Donna!" He waved, a sheepish, somewhat stunned look coming to his face as she turned to face him. "Uh...hi." "Wow, you look great, I mean terrific!" Up close, the effect was even more profound, and he found it impossible to tear his eyes from her. "Sorry, but I changed plans, got us a cab." "If that's cool with you."
He turned to stand next to her, offering his arm. "Our chariot awaits." "Shall we?"
Hey. He suddenly had a pocket full of cash. They didn't need the train after all. Inspired, and determined to come off a little better than his situation actually was, he leaped to the curb as a taxi passed by, "Hey!" "Taxi!"
The vehicle screeched to a halt, Grant running up to the back door. "Hey, man." "Thanks."
"You are welcome," said the driver, an Indian man in his late 20's, whose English was actually very clear. He should take it as a good omen. "Where may I take you?"
"Uh, well, for now just down the street." Grant grinned a bit foolishly as he got in the back, "I've got a date, and I need to pick her up." "She should be coming this way."
The driver looked at him in the rear view as the cab pulled away, "A fine night for a date, sir." "Very well." "And will she be as Grecian as yourself?"
Grant blinked for a few seconds, then looked down at the costume, "Oh, oh, yeah!" "We, uh, did choose our costumes to kind of match."
"Ah." They drove on for a few minutes, then the cab pulled off to the side. "Is that, sir, the lady?"
There was no mistaking it. Donna looked like a goddess in motion, the white wrap concealing the more...ah, attention getting part of her costume. Her hair was piled high and twined into curling ringlets. Grant sighed, watching her walk past. Wow...she was gorgeous....
"Sir?"
"Huh?" "Oh!" "Yeah." Grant opened the door, getting out, "we'll be right back." He took a few strides forward, "Donna!" He waved, a sheepish, somewhat stunned look coming to his face as she turned to face him. "Uh...hi." "Wow, you look great, I mean terrific!" Up close, the effect was even more profound, and he found it impossible to tear his eyes from her. "Sorry, but I changed plans, got us a cab." "If that's cool with you."
He turned to stand next to her, offering his arm. "Our chariot awaits." "Shall we?"