( I love thinking of those. "I swear I will send everyone else but you and our family to the pits of Hell." XDDD)
Watching a carbon-copy of Ally stumble to the kitchen and grunt as she adjusted the plate to the farthest spot she could reach to, Enma stifled a chuckle. She soon returned, and plopped onto the couch, shifting around until she found a comfortable position. Adelfa adorned a bored expression, one Enma came to know well, probably because the fact he had seen that face numerous times from his wife when he flicked on the hockey game. Her brow was creased and created nearly unnoticeable forehead wrinkles, then the bottom lip stuck out a tiny bit farther than usual. Sighing, she finally probed her father about venturing outside, when the rain diminished to a mist. The father overlooked the consequences of the choices 'yes' and 'no'. If it were 'yes', there would be the chance Adelfa and he would get themselves sick, although it was unlikely for him, and then resulting in a tantrum from Ally, who would grow angry when she was sick, and stress her out, then cause Calix to stress out, and that chaotic mess. If it were 'no', Adelfa would hide away her anger from the answer, and keep to herself for the whole day, pouting in spite of herself. Sighing, Enma nudged the remote to his daughter, and gave her a weary smile. "Let's see how Mommy and your brother feel in a bit," he recommended, darting his eyes to her brother. No response. "Maybe we could set up the Wii, maybe play Just Dance," he offered, standing and nearly dripping over the shadow minion that purred and weaved between his legs. Well. Now the shrieks of terrors from both kids would begin. And then Ally would yell at him.
Calix blocked out his father, his sister, and even that creepy glowing at the end of the hall, where it appeared that a candle had lit itself. He glared at Steve on the TV, as he and Blue traveled into the kitchen with Blue's friend Magenta, who was barking about something with Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper. With a hmph, Calix rolled onto his side, turning his back towards his uncaring father and sister. Adelfa was not uncaring, no, she was a loving sister who probably cared more for his own well-being than her own. Maybe that was why she always asked him to stop being so selfish. Calix hated that unattractive attribute of his, yet he was still only of a young age, and had plenty of time to learn. Turning his sense back to an acute level, he heard his father commenting about the Wii, which Calix loved, and playing Just Dance. That caught his attention and he shot up, only to see a black-like form by his father's feet; it had a long tail and glowing yellow eyes, though that was the only feature noticeable. It had a feline's body and tail, and moved with car-like elegance. Calix gasped but didn't screech, and stood, mesmerized at his father's creation.
