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(Narrator: Dennis Rafkin)
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I hate the holidays! Why shouldn't I?
I mean I've never had a Thanksgiving with family... or at least not one I can remember. Or a Christmas around a tree, hell... I think the closest I've ever been to a Christmas tree was that pine tree I would sit under at that school!
What do the holiday's mean to me?
Nothing!
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"Yes! We finally get to go out! And eat food that isn't room service!!!" Alex cheered as she danced around the foundation of the burned home, showing no remorse for what they had just done.
Evelyn laughed slightly as she watched Alex spin around immaturely, but then she glanced at Dennis, and noticed the look on his face.
"Dennis!" Evy shouted to him, getting his attention as he turned to face her. "Come on, we're gonna find some food that isn't room service." She said, gesturing for him to join them.
"Okay" Dennis said, shrugging his shoulders as he stepped over the burnt rubble.
At a Pizza Hut a few miles away, the three sat at a table together.
"Well... this shows how good we are at navigation... the first restaurant we find on Thanksgiving, is a Pizza Hut." Evy said, sadly but sarcastically as Alex and Dennis laughed.
"Hey, its better than nothing." Dennis reassured her.
"Better than room service!" Alex shrieked.
The three stayed at the restaurant for the rest of the day, laughing and conversing... for the first time in his life, Dennis was happy on Thanksgiving.
When they got back to the hotel it was pitch black outside.
"Bye." Alex shrieked to Dennis as she ran in her hotel room, Dennis just waved.
"Well, I guess this is goodnight." Evy said politely, smiling at him.
"Yeah, see ya tomorrow." Dennis muttered to her, smiling back shyly.
"Bye." Evy then went into the hotel room, slowly shutting the door.
Dennis walked back to his room, grinning as he thought about how he had actually enjoyed himself that day. Of course tomorrow it would be back to work, helping Cyrus gather the ghosts for his "Fine Collection" as he called it. Dennis, and the others were aware that Cyrus definitely had some issues, but at least the old man paid them.
(Narrator: Dennis Rafkin)
*
I hate the holidays! Why shouldn't I?
I mean I've never had a Thanksgiving with family... or at least not one I can remember. Or a Christmas around a tree, hell... I think the closest I've ever been to a Christmas tree was that pine tree I would sit under at that school!
What do the holiday's mean to me?
Nothing!
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"Yes! We finally get to go out! And eat food that isn't room service!!!" Alex cheered as she danced around the foundation of the burned home, showing no remorse for what they had just done.
Evelyn laughed slightly as she watched Alex spin around immaturely, but then she glanced at Dennis, and noticed the look on his face.
"Dennis!" Evy shouted to him, getting his attention as he turned to face her. "Come on, we're gonna find some food that isn't room service." She said, gesturing for him to join them.
"Okay" Dennis said, shrugging his shoulders as he stepped over the burnt rubble.
At a Pizza Hut a few miles away, the three sat at a table together.
"Well... this shows how good we are at navigation... the first restaurant we find on Thanksgiving, is a Pizza Hut." Evy said, sadly but sarcastically as Alex and Dennis laughed.
"Hey, its better than nothing." Dennis reassured her.
"Better than room service!" Alex shrieked.
The three stayed at the restaurant for the rest of the day, laughing and conversing... for the first time in his life, Dennis was happy on Thanksgiving.
When they got back to the hotel it was pitch black outside.
"Bye." Alex shrieked to Dennis as she ran in her hotel room, Dennis just waved.
"Well, I guess this is goodnight." Evy said politely, smiling at him.
"Yeah, see ya tomorrow." Dennis muttered to her, smiling back shyly.
"Bye." Evy then went into the hotel room, slowly shutting the door.
Dennis walked back to his room, grinning as he thought about how he had actually enjoyed himself that day. Of course tomorrow it would be back to work, helping Cyrus gather the ghosts for his "Fine Collection" as he called it. Dennis, and the others were aware that Cyrus definitely had some issues, but at least the old man paid them.