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The bowler and Invisible Boy sat at the bar. He sipped a glass of water and she sipped her beer. "My dad always ignores me. I could Fall down the stairs and break my neck and he would just step over me." Suddenly she reached down and peered into the bag.
"No dad, he's not disrespecting his father! Dad…please! If his father would pay attention to him!" She zipped the bag up. "Your lucky. At least your dad doesn't bother you every two seconds!" The bag vibrated slightly.
"Is he dangerous?" He asked pointing down to the bag. The bowler shook her head.
"No, mainly he's just cranky. I guess being stuck in a bowling ball will do that to you." She reopened the bag. "Yes you are! You weren't this cranky when you were alive!"
Invisible boy scooted down to the end of the bar. The blue Raja ordered a drink and stood beside him. "Either she's crazy and that's a mechanical bowling ball or it really is possessed." Invisible boy said. Blue Raja chuckled.
"Either way it doesn't sound appeasing." The boy nodded. The blue Raja sat down beside her.
"I love him to death but he gets on my last nerve! He treats me like a child!" He sipped at his drink.
"I know it's difficult but he still thinks of you as daddy's little girl. Parents have a hard time of letting their children grow up." She took a sip then looked back down at the bag.
"No Dad I'm not an alcoholic! It's just one beer! You used to…No this will lead to another and another!" She turned her attention back to the blue Raja. "Sorry…I guess he does still think of me as a kid. He died when I was 15 so I guess he never really got to see me grow up. "
Blue Raja began idly playing with a fork. "Well he did miss out on most of your teenage years and you becoming a young adult. He's trying to be a parent again. He missed you." She took another sip and the bag slightly vibrated.
"I swear he does not want me to drink!" Blue Raja chuckled and scooted his stool closer, smiling.
"He's just looking after his daughter." She snickered.