Chapter four
The First Destination
Sonic and Amy arrived at their first destination: Dorothy's Shakes, Sundaes, and Malts. Dorothy's Shakes, Sundaes, and Malts was a local restaurant. While they served food such as burgers, hotdogs, and chicken, they were best known for their ice cream treats. It was a time-honored tradition that visitors and residents of Station Square alike had to go to Dorothy's at least once. They had amazing service, delicious ice cream, and the option of lactose-free ice cream. They even had chilidogs but, according to Sonic,
"Frankie's got them beat hands down." They walked into the restaurant. Amy and Sonic sat at a table for two. A waiter in overalls, a straw hat, brown work boots, and a plaid shirt under his overalls came to them. The restaurant was meant to be of a farm kind of theme.
"How ya'll doin'," the waiter asked, "My name is Walter and I'll be servin' you. What can I get ya'll to drink?"
"Skip the drinks," said Amy, "We're gonna Go strait to the ice cream,"
"Fair 'nuff," said Walter, and put a cowbell on the table, "when ya'll are ready to order, ring the bell."
Sonic and Amy looked through the menus. Both of them had been here many times, and had everything in the dessert section. Amy was the first to make up her mind. She wanted a brownie dream delight. It was a freshly baked, gooey brownie, with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and cookie chunks. Sonic ordered a White Mountain sundae. It was three chunks of white chocolate, with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate syrup, and white chocolate chips.
They asked Walter for them, and he served them their treats. As Amy eyed the delicious treat, she saw a brown squirmy thing. Nothing in this ice cream was supposed to be squirmy. What it was made her push her dessert away in disgust.
"Amy," said Sonic, "are you gonna eat that?"
"Cockroach," whispered Amy, holding back vomit. Sonic decided not to raise a hullabaloo; he humbly requested to move to a counter seat, and gave her his dessert. His knees were banging against the counter, but he didn't want to move twice. There was a skittering sound, and Cockroaches were everywhere. Sonic had to drag Amy out of the restaurant, which was closed shortly after because of poor sanitation. Amy's dress was covered in brown bugs, but she was petrified. Sonic didn't touch her directly; he just grabbed her hands and used them to brush off the bugs.
Then he searched her for any more in the dress, there were none. Amy barley managed three words,
"Carry me home." Were them. Sonic carried her to her house, where she took a two-hour shower. Sonic then checked the list for the next destination. He decided to take her to the movie theater.
I AM SORRY IF I GROSSED ANYONE OUT. THIS WAS THE ONLY THING I COULD THINK OF AND THOUGHT IT WAS THE BEST.