OMG I haven't written in like, a half year. Well, no fanfics anyway. But I'm back, maybe not for long, but I'll at least try and get Mary to the party to begin anyway…
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"So, what would you like?" The waitress looked at the little girl and her father. Really, Rosie wondered why she was still asking the question, the answer would be the same she'd gotten for the last five years, and that was about the time she'd been working in the burger place. "Kids menu for my date and a freak menu for myself thank you." Sam answered with a smile on his face. "I want to take something else dad." Rosie frowned. "Going for a change Paige?" Her father looked surprised as well. "What's the matter honey, Kids menu not good enough?" A grin appeared on the little girl's face. "I'm growing up." Both Rosie and Sam laughed, though Paige was quite serious. "That's not funny. Everyone always says I'm just a little kid. Well I'm not anymore. And I want a grown up menu." Sam just nodded. "A grown up menu for the young lady Rosie." "Coming up." The teenager dissappeared behind the counter.
"So, when did my little girl become so mature?" Sam was curious why his daughter al of the sudden wanted to be a grown up. "I didn't, I'm just really hungry." Paige put out her tongue. Okay, so sometimes people did treat her like a little child, but she couldn't care less. She enjoyed being the little sister, actually, it was quite convenient. And she just loved scaring her father. "I had you fooled." "You're going to be my death you know that." Sam ruffled to Paige's hair. "You're already dead." The girl answered while she put out her tongue. "Would you be quiet." The man sounded as if he was joking, but he was not kidding, mouses could become elephants in no time.
"One grown up and one freak." Rosie put down their plates. "Rosie?" Paige looked at the waitress. "Don't you think Dad should get a girlfriend." Rosie giggled, what kind of strange question was that? "Don't mind her" Sam quickly apoligized. "Her sisters have been telling her mind with strange things." Paige pushed her father. "That's not true, you're handsome, you should have girlfriends." Sam sighed. "You know well enough that's not possible. We've discussed this before." "Actually Sam, Paige is right, it's not healthy for a man to be alone to long." "Will you both stop attacking me!" Both Paige and Rosie started laughing.
"Wow" Mary was speechless. "This is not me, I can't act like you Prue, this is just not going to work." And she was also freaking out a bit. "Mary, you're gonna do great, don't worry so much. All you have to do is sing, move a bit and just hang with my friends." Mary frowned. "With your friends? Prue, your friends are like the high society of our school, and I'm like, a geek." Prue rolled her eyes. "Geeks don't look like that and they don't get fashion advice of Prue Hallliwell." Piper grinned. "What?" She asked when Prue looked at her with a don't-be-so-sarcastic-look. "We've gone through this already, you know all the songs and I told the others to be nice." Mary was nervous, she wouldn't admit it to Prue, but she'd never been to a real party before.
The bell rang. "I'll get it!" Prue yelled as she ran downstairs. Victor however wasn't all for that idea. "Andy, are you going to steal my daughter again." Prue sighed as she heard her father great her boyfriend. "Actually sir, I'm here to pick up Mary." "Mary?" "Yes dad, Mary, she's my replacement in the band tonight." Victor frowned, but luckily returned to the living room. "Hi handsome." Prue kissed Andy. "Be a good boy tonight, kay?" "Doesn't my reputation prove that?" "It's that reputation I'm worried about." Andy looked 'hurt'. "Now where is that singer?" Prue's eyes twinkled. "May I introduce, the new Mary." She pointed at the stairs, that Mary descended. Even Andy's jaw dropped when he saw the girl. "I applaud you girls. You really are the best" "That's why you love me." Prue answered as she placed a kiss on Andy's lips. "So Mary, ready to go then?" Mary nodded and followed Andy outside to his car. "We'll miss you Prue!" Jen yelled from the car. "Have fun" Prue yelled, both to her friends in the car as to Mary.
"She'd better not screw up." Prue told Piper as soon as the door closed. "It was your idea, remember." "Can't blame me being carefull, this is my reputation, remember." Prue bit back. "I don't care about your reputation, Mary's my best friend, they'd better treat her rigth." "Enough fighting." Phoebe was the one stopping the discussion between her sisters.