Coooooookies

[cristal]

Wade had left the park and the perspiring ice cream vendor far behind, and now, wandered through the posh plaza walkway, intent on a destination. He had stopped dragging the small girl dubbed Bunny along behind him, and hasn't turned to check to see if she still followed, however he was sure she would be as he had mentioned the magical 'C' word earlier. Why exactly he had promised more sugary junk food to this girl he barely knew, he had no idea, but surely he'd loose the tag-a-long before she reached 'bouncing off the walls' levels. Surely.

Still not checking for the small figure to follow him, Deadpool stepped off the main thoroughfare, and made his way into a small, much overlooked ally. North Salem was certainly the richer part of New York, but it had it's dark crevices just like any other part of the world. And inhabiting this shady hidey-hole, like a cockroach hunkered beneath the floors of an Olive Garden, was 'The Sports Bar'. A tiny, run down building that was ignored so long as the 'well-to-do' passerby couldn't spot it in the dim ally.
After all, rich people needed a place to acquire loans from folks who never do back ground checks, and place large bets on anything from sporting events, to illegally held back-ally poker tournament's. Just so long as they remember that a pair of busted knee caps could be a down payment should they forget to front the cash on time...

Wade strode through the creaky front door, a small, broken, and dirty bell tied to the door frame tried pathetically to chime as the door hit it, but only managed to make a tiny, dull clink.



Wade approached the bar and took a seat on the stool, finally turning to make sure Bunny had made the trip along with him.

[Random Bunny]

((sorry for the crappy post))

Bunny did her best to keep up with Wade. He had mentioned cookies, and since he had gotten her ice cream, she figured he would get her cookies as well. Bunny watched Wades feet as she tried to keep up. She did however glance up every so often and look around. Bunny cringed a bit as Wade turned into an ally that seemed to be overlooked by the passerbys. Bunny glanced from the bright open plaza, to the dark dingy allyway. She shuddered before slowly stepping into the allyway.

The smile she had been mantaining out of joy for the cookies she had been promised faltered a bit as Wade turned into a small place that looked as if it had seen better days. Bunny stood in the doorway as Wade walked into the building and took a seat. Bunny slid through the door and along the wall. She looked up at the small bell on the door frame, disgusted. Bunny wrapped her hands in her skirt and stared at Wade. She wondered why he had brought her here. Bunny stood pressed against the wall, searching the room. She wasn't so sure she liked this place. It smelled funny, and it didn't look like a place kids should be, and it didn't look like they had cookies either.

[cristal]

Wade noticed Bunny still stood against the wall near the entrance like a small frightened animal.

[Hmm, wonder what put her off, the inch of grime on the floor or the passed out drunk next to us that smalls like he wet himself?]

”If you don't sit down you don't get cookies...” Wade brushed off the seat next to him and turned to face the bar tender, a fat, bald, sour faced, and sour smelling man, who seemed to have finally noticed the new customers.
”BROSEPH! Hey can you do me a solid and let Frank know I'm back from the shake down. Oh and get me some cookies and milk for the the pip squeak. ”

The bar tender scowled at Wade, "Damn it you freak, I told you to stop calling me that," he looked over at Bunny with further disapproval, "And children aren't allowed in the building."

[Oop, better tie her up to a fire hydrant out front.]

”Now, now my good sir, ageism is wrong.” Wade slapped a 20 down on the bar counter, ”Now break out the oreos I saw you stash under the register yesterday, and don't forget the milk.”

The man looked like he might protest further, but instead he took the money off the counter, and pulled out an unopened bag of cookies, placing them in front of Wade and pouring some milk into a slightly smudged glass. He then left through a back door, presumably to retrieve Frank.

[Random Bunny]

Bunny timidly walked over to the seat Wade had brushed off and looked at the man behind the counter. She hid behind Wade as the man looked back at her. He didn't seem to like children very much. Bunny watched as Wade pulled out some money and put it on the counter.

Bunny took a moment while Wade was talking to the man behind the counter to look at the man who was asleep in the seat next to Wade. The man looked like he wasn't feeling quite so well, so she decided she shouldn't get very close to him.

Bunny moved out from behind Wade as the irritated looking man behind the counter placed an unopened bag of cookies on the counter. She crawled into the seat as the man placed a glass of milk next to them. She examined the glass and wrinkled her nose a bit. It looked like the glass hadn't been cleaned completly.

Bunny watched as the irritable man left through a door and turned to Wade. "He didn't look happy to see you." She stared at the cookies for a moment then looked up at Wade "Who's Frank? Is he your friend?" She reached for the cookies and milk, opened the cookies, and proceded to dunk them in the milk.