A Happily Ever After of Her Own
“In Which Our Hero Makes an Impossible Choice Melinda drove Edward to Tudor Land. The sky opened up about halfway to the theme park, and rain poured down. It fell in great washes on the windshield; lightning streaked the black horizon above, followed by cracking thunder. Melinda found herself tense and leaning forward, trying to see the road more than just a few feet in front of her.
"You know...it really would be a good idea for you to have some backup," she said again as she finally found the... exit to Tudor Land.
"No." "I can help you." "No." He turned to Melinda. "I am quite serious. You must return to your house. If you are here, I will be too distracted." "But you can't go back to the Fairy Tale World without me in the room." "I will use your talking device to summon you, never fear." "But you've never used one before, Edward. How are you going to call me?" "If my aunt did it, so can I." "Your aunt is magic." "I ca--ah. So she is. Very well, forego all of this futile arguing and teach me how to do it." She sighed and gave him a short course in Telephone 101.MoreLess
"You know...it really would be a good idea for you to have some backup," she said again as she finally found the... exit to Tudor Land.
"No." "I can help you." "No." He turned to Melinda. "I am quite serious. You must return to your house. If you are here, I will be too distracted." "But you can't go back to the Fairy Tale World without me in the room." "I will use your talking device to summon you, never fear." "But you've never used one before, Edward. How are you going to call me?" "If my aunt did it, so can I." "Your aunt is magic." "I ca--ah. So she is. Very well, forego all of this futile arguing and teach me how to do it." She sighed and gave him a short course in Telephone 101.MoreLess
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