A/N: Sorry I haven't updated for a while. I've been really busy and I was having trouble coming up with a good idea. Anyways, here's another flashback! :)
"Okay, guys! Nice job getting David to take the bait! He really stirred up the drama!" exclaimed Chris, who was holding a crisp five dollar bill and a basket of berries.
"Don't mention it." said Alejandro, non-chalantly. He was trying to act cool for the girl that he hoped would be his new girlfriend, Sierra.
"Alright, I won't." said Chris. "Now, I have a new task for you. Right now, there are two groups of campers. One is having a big battle that could go on for hours. The other is being dumb and sitting in a tree. Basically, the drama needs to stir up a bit or our viewers will get bored."
"Hahaha! I totally understand! Who would want to watch Heather and Justin bicker for that long?" laughed Sierra.
"Exactly. I want you to go to the west rivers. There is a red fish that just finished clown school. He will be practicing his new 'talents' with his two annoying nieces." Chris handed the five dollars to Alejandro. "Offer this to the red fish. Tell him he can have it if he swims over to the large fighting group and gives them incorrect directions. Tyler and Leshawna decided to opt out of the game and are staying in the Killer Bass cabin. If the group thinks that they have the case, it would be awesome!"
"Sweet." Alejandro said. Then Chris turned to Sierra and gave her the berry basket.
"Then, offer these berries to the nieces. Tell them to go bug the lame tree-huggers." Chris said.
"Okay! Let's go Alejandro!" She took his hand and they ran off to the west rivers.
When they got there, they saw exactly what Chris had described. The red fish clown had a large grin on his face as he juggled pies and knives. Sometimes, he threw a pie at the pink and purple nieces, who were tied up. The two girly fishes were trying not to cry. They both had long scars on their faces. It seemed like he accidentally threw a knife instead of a pie a couple of times. Sierra and Alejandro flinched.
"Yo, clowny!" shouted Alejandro. The clown jumped and dropped all of his pies and knives. The fish sisters breathed a sigh of relief.
"Humans? What do you want with me?" asked the fish nervously, still grinning largely.
"We were wondering if you could stir up some drama for us. I heard you're really good at that." said Alejandro.
"Well... I DO enjoy human drama... but, what's in it for me?" he asked.
"We heard you were in need of some new clown equipment. I happen to have a five dollar bill for you that would buy all you need and more!" He held up the bill so the fish could see. The fish looked hypnotized by the beautiful money.
"Ooh... Alright, it's a deal! What do you need me to do?" the clown said excitedly. While Alejandro explained the situation to him, Sierra untied the nieces.
"Thank you soooo much!" said the pink fish.
"We're soooo thankful." said the purple fish.
"SO. Thankful." said the pink fish.
"Would you like to help with the competition, too?" asked Sierra, "It would get you away from your mean uncle AND I would even give you this big basket of berries!" She pulled out the berry basket to show them.
"Omygosh! Are those blueberries?" asked the purple fish. "I love love LOVE blueberries!"
"Me too! Aren't they sooo yummy?" asked the pink fish.
"They are SO yummy!" exclaimed the purple fish.
"So will you help us?" Sierra asked.
"YES!" they both shouted. So, Sierra told them what to do and gave them the berries. They swam off as fast as they could.
Sierra smiled. She turned to Alejandro, who was holding a banana cream pie.
"The clown fish was so thankful for the money, he gave us a treat!" Alejandro laughed.
"Good job! I am so glad I could get those nice fish away from him." said Sierra.
"I totally agree. Wanna have a slice of this pie with me?" asked Alejandro.
"Sure." answered Sierra. Then she kissed him on the cheek and they walked off, holding hands again, towards the nearest picnic table.