I didn't have anything else to do, so I decided to do this fan fiction at school. Cool huh? Anyway, hope you like this one. Review please!!
Danny had the stand to sell the shirts by his garage. They were all supporting his himself. He couldn't help, but feel great that Valerie was doing something to help ghosts for once. Best of all, her and his ghost form were now getting along, no fighting, no shooting, just her and him. He was waiting for the next plain to win the protest. Jack and Maddie came out of the RV after a meeting about a protest at Casper High.
"I wonder why the protest is such a big deal. It's not like they'll be selling shirts and buttons," wondered Maddie as she then saw her daughter, son, and his friends selling shirts for the protest that SUPPORTED DANNY PHANTOM!!
"Too late," added Jack as they went to the stand.
"Do you have these in a small?" Asked Paulina holding a shirt that read, "PHANTOM'S HOT, PAIN IS NOT"
"Sam, I need a small!" Called Danny as Sam dug inside the box and got the same shirt that was shorter.
"Here ya go," said Sam in a bore tone.
"Thanks," smiled Paulina.
"That will be five dollars," said Tucker as Paulina gave him his money and left, "have a nice day. Hello Mr. and Mrs. Fenton."
"What's going on?" Asked Maddie.
"Valerie needed us to sell these, we decided to help," shrugged Danny.
"I see," nodded Maddie, "why do they support Danny Phantom?"
"Oh, Valerie has the Anti Danny Phantom shirts," told Danny, "she wanted us to sell these."
"Nice for you to help your friend," smiled Jack.
"Thanks dad, I just hope this protest succeeds," smiled Danny.
Jack and Maddie went inside the house, knowing that this protest was gonna keep going.
"Well Jack, looks like we've come to a turn," said Maddie.
"What do you mean?" Asked Jack.
"Look Jack, our kids are against one of the things we do, experimenting ghosts," explained Maddie.
"Oh that, I was thinking the same thing. What should we do?" Asked Jack.
"Here's what we should do, support them. They are our kids and if they're against this, then so are we," told Maddie.
"So I can't rip a ghost apart molecule by molecule?" Moped Jack.
"No," annoyed Maddie crossing her arms.
"Aww," said Jack in disappointment, but knew Maddie was right, "but if we're gonna get a shirt, we better go to Valerie's."
"On it Jack," smiled Maddie as she picked up the phone, "hello, we'd like two shirts, one medium and one XXXLarge . . . no I'm not kidding . . . yes, he's that big . . . thank you very much."
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Valerie Gray OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Valerie did get some buyers, although the Danny Phantom supporters got more sold, which wasn't very surprising. She was glad that there were plenty of people supporting her protest. You can see that she's wearing a shirt that read, "Experiment, but not on ghosts." She laid on her bed with her head on her pillow staring at the ceiling. There were a lot of things on her mind right now. There was a breeze shifting on her right side with her hair blowing on the side of her face. She sat up with a glare on her face.
"You're late," said Valerie.
"Sorry, had a run in with the Box Ghost, again," annoyed Danny, "so, what do you want?"
"The protest is succeeding, but we'll need to do something dramatic to show everyone how strong we are," told Valerie as she took a red flat-ball-like object that looked like a grenade without the little knob you remove with a button on the side.
"What the heck is that thing, are you gonna blow up something?" Asked Danny.
"Yes, we're gonna blow up any Guys in White lab that has ghosts being experimented on without harming other ghosts," explained Valerie.
"That is the craziest idea I've ever heard of," said Danny, "I love it."
"I knew you would," smiled Valerie, "now let's go."