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On the road...

"Oh Timmy, I am so glad you could come with us." Tootie said as she dreamily gazed at Timmy.

"Oh great," Timmy thought to himself, "Through a strange twist of fate, I am stuck with my least favorite people in the entire world in a van going to meet others just like them. I can't wait." Instead of saying anything in response though, he just nodded shyly, and shifted his position so that he was facing the window, and his back was turned to Tootie. He liked car trips with his parents because he could always see new things, and talk about those things with them. Here, he was afraid to say anything, and just allowed himself to become somewhat hypnotized by the dashed lines rushing past him that were painted on the road. Every now and then he would glace behind him, and would see Tootie staring at him. She'd notice this and scoot closer to him, but Timmy would just hold up his restraining order and she'd back off.

He glanced over to Vicky who was sitting in the seat in front of him. She was asleep and snoring loudly. For the first time in a while, Vicky was the least of his problems. Her parents were quiet, because they didn't want to wake her up. (Heaven forbid that happened).

"Um Timmy, do you want to play with the Crimson Chin doll you gave to me? I brought it along, just in case." Tootie asked quietly after an unusually long silence.

After thinking for a moment, Timmy thought it would be a nice thing to do. "Sure I will," he said quietly, and the two of them started to pretend they were super heroes too. Timmy picked up the action figure- (no it was not a doll) and remembered the fun, magical adventure he had had with it. However, at that very moment, the car hit a bump and Timmy lost his grasp on the toy causing it to fall to the floor. This triggered it to say one of its 'I-Hate-Vicky' catch phrases, that Cosmo and Wanda had magically given it in a previous FoP episode.

"Vicky is icky, and Chip Skylark never liked her!" The doll's voice box proclaimed loudly. Tootie grabbed it off the floor and tried to hide it.

Vicky's parents glanced back nervously upon hearing this, and their eldest daughter shot bolt upright in the chair she had been sleeping in. Timmy closed his eyes and covered his ears awaiting the imminent fireworks.

"Tootie! You still have that horrible thing? Give it to me now!" Vicky yelled angrily. She reached back and grabbed it from her little sister who started crying, and then threw the Crimson Chin out the window. "That takes care of that," she stated as she fell back asleep. The two adults didn't say a thing in fear of waking her back up.

Timmy looked over at Tootie, whose face was covered in tears. He looked at Cosmo and Wanda whose goldfish eyes were equally as upset.

"I wish she had the doll back," Timmy whispered to them. The two fish smiled, pulled out tiny wands, and the toy appeared on the seat next to them. Timmy picked it up and handed it to Tootie, whose face was buried in her hands. "This will be our little secret, okay?" he said quietly.

Tootie didn't understand how it was possible, but knew there was something special about Timmy Turner. She gave him a hug and would have kissed him, if he hadn't turned again to face the window again.

"That was a very nice thing you did, Timmy," Cosmo whispered just loud enough that Timmy could hear him.

"Yes, we're proud of you. And who knows, maybe Tootie will end up being a better friend then you give her credit for," Wanda said.

"Yeah, whatever," Timmy sighed. I just wish we'd get there already. This trip is taking forever, and I can't stand being cooped up in here anymore.

"As you wish," they whispered, and with a wave of their wands, Vicky's dad exclaimed, "Wow, here's the exit already! That was faster then I remember ever getting here. We should be at their house in a few minutes." Timmy looked out the window and saw the big green 'Amity Park' exit sign next to the freeway.

"Whew, what a relief!" he exclaimed, as the van followed the off-ramp.

Timmy was unaware, however, that they were being followed by a sinister looking black van. Where have we seen that before? (Dum dum dum...)

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I promise you guys that it will all tie together soon. I am sorry if the beginning seems kind of slow. (I just want to get the plot all set up, before I get into the action.) If I get some more reviews, I may just post the next part.