Ok I just want to say I'm sorry, mainly because I know I have so many time skips and I feel like it's getting old but I don't think y'all want to hear the events in between the actually eventful events that matter... This chapter is somewhat filler as well but gives us the setting and all that jazz :T
~~~ Time skip to the night of the sleepover because eventful events are eventful ~~~
Ferb's P.O.V.
It a semi-cloudy night, so of course Phineas is set on going, no matter how I try to stop him.
"Dad! It's about time to go," Phineas informs as he throws on a light jacket. I just watch him, trying to figure him out. What was he trying to achieve here? Maybe that he keeps his word? I don't know. And all this talking and explaining I've been doing recently just has me beat.
"Phineas, are you sure you wanna go? There's only so much summer left, but you'll be spending one of your last night's at the school. We could just all watch a movie or something here together," mom suggests.
"Nah, I want to go. I want to get off on the right foot with the freshmen," is all he says before walking towards the door after dad.
Mom and I look to each other before I shrug half-heartedly and start walking.
I jump in front of Phineas to stop him before looking outside one last time. And when I suppose he could get to the car unharmed, I let him past.
We hop in the car and dad drives, I of course keep my eyes on the somewhat low spot of clouds where the slight glow of the moon could be seen. When dad stops the car, we get out.
"Thanks Dad, bye," I close the car door. "Inside inside inside," I command as I shove him along.
"Okay, dude, chill out," he begins walking a little faster until we reach the doors.
"I don't think you understand the severity of this," "what do you mean?" "Well what do you want me to say? There's a glowing sphere of doom in the sky that wants to hurt you?"
Phineas sighs, but it turns into a small giggle.
"What the actual crap? Well now I don't think you understand the definition of 'severity'," he laughs. I smile too.
We walk into the room. I look at the time; it's suppose to start in 10 minutes, and most of the freshmen student seem to be here already.
Once it's time, we start. Ms. Richards explains the plan; hide and seek for the first hour and a half, then a movie, and then half an hour to an hour of a game that'll be played in the gymnasium.
She then proceeds to thoroughly explain their version of hide and seek. The freshmen get five to ten minutes to hide, searching the school for places to hide. Then the upper class men all are to find them. There would be three or four rounds of that, and then the upperclassmen will hide and the freshmen have to find them.
"Freshmen, you will hide when the clock says 8:20 and the upperclassmen will search for you at 8:30. Alright, 3 - 2 - 1 - go!" And with that, the freshmen scrambled to leave and the upperclassmen were left to chat, discussing what they did over summer. And of course, everyone voted for us to tell our story first. We left certain things out, but the rest of the story was pretty much the same as always; we'd build, hang out, etc, and everyone wanted to know the specifics.
"About thirty seconds before their hiding time is up!" Ms. Richards announces. We all get up and discuss a plan for who searches where. It was decided, and we were on our way.
It was obvious that me and Phin would be partnering up on our search mission, and after three rounds of successfully finding all of the freshmen easily, it was our turn to hide. Once we were all found, which took a considerably long amount of time, we were all seated on the floor to watch a movie from the projector.
I lay down on my stomach facing the wall next to Phineas, and we wait for the movie to start.
My eyes wander as I wait, and they land on the window; a small stream of light was shining from the edge of the blinds, not too far from Phineas' foot and it began getting to me.
"Phineas," I whisper as I nudge him. He startles before looking to me. "Watch your foot, alright?" I say as I point to it. He leans over too look and jerks his foot away before thanking me, shifting himself onto his side so his legs were closer to his chest.
Not too long after, Ms. Richards tells us it's starting and we quiet down.
Hour and a half or so later, the movie ends and everyone immediately begins talking, probably about the movie, while Ms Richards closes everything up and turns the projector off and such.
"Alright, settle down now, everybody!" Ms. Richards says while putting her laptop back into it's case.
"Hey, Ms. Richards?" I hear a freshmen say. She runs up to her and begins speaking, but I can't really hear what she's saying through the sound of others talking. I suppose it doesn't matter anyway.
"That was a good movie!" Phineas comments with a smile. He begins sitting up as Ms. Richards hushes everyone and eventually whistles loudly to catch everyone's attention. "Alright! Becky here has a suggestion; and as I see it's a clear night and it won't be that chilly, I think it's a great idea! So, instead of playing our game of Kitty Wants a Corner in the gym, we'll be playing outside!"
Even through the loud commotion going on around, my mind still manages to go completely blank.
Phineas looks to me, and I look to him.
Did she just say outside?
Hello! Hope you enjoyed! Also, sorry for any grammar errors! This chapter was created on my phone and as you know, auto-correct can be very auto-incorrect. But I tried to catch anything before publishing. Thanks, byeee!