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[XxBarricadeXx]

Tom looked over at him as he raised a eyebrow. " That doesn't matter. I like you for who you are. " He said. It was true.

[nana]

(Agh apologies I thought I had replied)

Chris smiled softly. "Thank you Tom." He said. They quickly arrived at the large open area full of rides and little game booths. He hated the crowds but he liked to play the little games. He payed the driver and got out of the taxi.

[XxBarricadeXx]

( It's alright. )

Tom smiled. " You're welcome. " He said, before. He looked out the window as the taxi drove. He didn't mind going to the fair. Matter of fact, he hadn't been to one in awhile. He then got out of the car, and waited for him.

[nana]

Chris, with a smile industry grabbed the younger mans hand. "Come on." He said and started pulling him towards a certain game booth. The one wheee you had to knock down a triangular pile of cans for a prize.

[XxBarricadeXx]

Tom looked over at him and smiled as he followed along. He looked at the game before looking at Chris. " You go first. " He said.

[nana]

"Okay. This games pretty easy. You just have to know exactly how hard and where to throw and you can win." Chris said with a smile as he paid the man two dollars and grabbed a bean bag. He threw it exactly on the bottom in the middle and the whole thing came crashing down.

[XxBarricadeXx]

Tom nodded as he watched. He really wasn't good at throwing, but was good at his powers. He watched him before smiling when he saw that he had knocked them all over in just one shot. " Good job. " He said.

[nana]

"Thank you, but it IS a childrens game." Chris said as he picked out a small stuffed bear. He then handed it to tom. "This is what people do right? Give each other stuffed toys?"

[XxBarricadeXx]

Tom looked at him as he took the bear. " Normally people keep their prize, but I have seen some give it to other people. " He said.

[nana]

Chris then shrugged. "Any thing specific you want to do? I really enjoy the house of mirrors. I dont like the other rides." He said. he loved the complexity of it. That was also for children but he didnt care much.