JUDY MOODY And Her EVENING WITH INFINITY WARD
Written By: Commander Cody (CC-2224)
Author's Notes: This is the very first Judy Moody fanfic ever to be put up on this site. It combines Judy Moody with elements apparently derived from the Call of Duty universe. In this story Judy Moody and her brother Stink visit the Infinity Ward Museum in Encino, California.
CHAPTER 1
"Where are we going?" asked Stink.
Judy Moody felt she would have to answer her brother's ever-annoying question for the hundredth time since the long drive to downtown Encino in Baja (Lower) California. "We're going to the Infinity Ward Museum," she answered.
"Oh, cool!" exclaimed Stink. He was so excited about getting a glimpse of the characters and locations he saw during his Call of Duty Modern Warfare gaming. "I get to see my favorite characters from Call of Duty Modern Warfare Two!" he exclaimed quite excitedly.
"And you get to see the big guns, too," added Judy.
"I wanna hold one of 'em," said Stink.
"Can't," said Dad. "Whatever artifacts are to be displayed in the museum will be encased in glass. They won't be handled by visitors, except by the museum employees."
"Darn," said Stink disappointedly.
"At least you'll get to see them," said Judy.
For Judy Moody, there would be far more to see than just simply the firearms and models in the museum. The trip was made in honor of her birthday, which happened to be on April Fools' Day. If that was the case, then Judy was poised to expect anything amounting to out-of-the-ordinary. Who knew what the museum could hold in store for her very first visit?
The family car made a sharp turn to the right. The Infinity Ward Museum was now in Judy Moody's sights. She couldn't wait to explore all of it in one day.
"Parking seems awfully crowded at this time of day," said Dad. He kept on driving at slow speed, hoping to find an empty parking spot.
"Dad, I see one!" exclaimed Judy impulsively. Right in front of Dad was an empty parking spot to his left.
"We'll take it!" said Dad.
With some difficulty, Dad slowly but surely inched the family car perfectly on the spot. The car was finally parked.
"Congrats, Judy," said Stink. "You finally saved the day."