She grumbled something about introducing new forms of contraception to her very bestest friend as one of those dudes that she always gets to do things for her carried all little Marius' presents to the clubhouse. That's right, she wasn't even carrying a thing but she was grumbling!
"Oh, we're using the front door again! How convenient," she led the way into the clubhouse and instructed the man to dump the presents in a pile. "That'll do for now, thanks doll!" All he got was a saucy wink for his troubles before he was sent on his merry way. Should have demanded payment up front.
Jewell went about sorting the presents and putting them in some type of order to present them to Tara. There was a little wooden train painted all black, inside its boxcars were coffins. A track was set out for the train with a girly tied to it, very close to be run over and no hero in sight. Then there was a little grim reaper doll with real mini-scythe. A squirrel plushy that, when you squeezed his belly, his head popped off and he made the sounds of a dying animal. Jack-in-the-Box, that was scary enough normally and needed no creepy additions.
In a box there were some nicer things that she had embroidered herself (in her little form she was very good at it!). A bib that said "Killa's Little Angel," a blanket with his name stitched in red on the bottom, and a ridiculouse onesie and matching hat that would make the kid dressed like a bat. Cute.
"Oh, we're using the front door again! How convenient," she led the way into the clubhouse and instructed the man to dump the presents in a pile. "That'll do for now, thanks doll!" All he got was a saucy wink for his troubles before he was sent on his merry way. Should have demanded payment up front.
Jewell went about sorting the presents and putting them in some type of order to present them to Tara. There was a little wooden train painted all black, inside its boxcars were coffins. A track was set out for the train with a girly tied to it, very close to be run over and no hero in sight. Then there was a little grim reaper doll with real mini-scythe. A squirrel plushy that, when you squeezed his belly, his head popped off and he made the sounds of a dying animal. Jack-in-the-Box, that was scary enough normally and needed no creepy additions.
In a box there were some nicer things that she had embroidered herself (in her little form she was very good at it!). A bib that said "Killa's Little Angel," a blanket with his name stitched in red on the bottom, and a ridiculouse onesie and matching hat that would make the kid dressed like a bat. Cute.