1.6 - Summer Festival

In the middle of the night, Summer decided to investigate a strange array of lights outside of her apartment.

What she didn't know was that those lights are actually an alien space ship, here to abduct her!

While her sister was off who knows where, Wendy began feeling ill again. She ran to the toilet and vomited her guts out.

Wendy decided that the next morning, she would go down to the hospital and see if they could tell what was wrong with her. 

Apparently, Summer's visit wasn't a friendly one.

Summer ran inside and began to paint what she remembered of her abductors.

Before she could head off to the Summer festival (haha Summer the heir at the Summer festival? Lawl.), She had to get her homework done. She was hardly passing with a C.

When all her work was finally done, she headed off to the subway and took off for the festival.

Meanwhile, Wendy had finally made it to the doctors office. On her way in, she met one of her co-workers. Wendy though he was attractive but he was married.

 She had been waiting for almost an hour when the doctor called her in and told her to sit down.

"Ms. Rain," the doctor said very flatly, "You seem to have severe anemia. Your body isn't producing enough red blood cells. This in turn makes it so your organs are not getting enough oxygen."

Wendy was stunned. "What does that mean? How will this affect my life? Am I going to die?"

"No, but you will have to take iron supplements everyday for the rest of your life. You will feel weak. For the next few weeks I recommend you relax as much as possible. Take a vacation. Well, that's all. See the receptionist and she will give you your prescription."

He stood up and walked out the door.

Wendy thought about what she had been told. She was weak. She would have to rely on pills forever. She could no longer overwork herself. How was she going to become a famous reporter if she had to relax all the time?

Wendy left the tiny room but instead of heading home, she sat down in an empty room and cried.

Summer arrived at the festival and was immediately greeted Cole with a great big kiss. 

He didn't mind though. He graciously returned the favor.

Summer was very excited to start the day and quickly challenged Cole to an eating contest.

They both ate as fast as they could but it was no use. The hefty pink man finished his plate while Summer was puking and Cole was shoving hot dogs down his throat.

Next, Summer grabbed a snow cone,

and the she set off a firework.

The teens sat down and and watched as the lights glimmered in the evening sky.

Cole whispered in Summer's ear. "I love you."

She was overjoyed with happiness. "I love you too, Cole."

"Prove it. Come with me to the old abandoned house tonight."

Summer felt her heart jump. She had no idea if she was ready for such a big step but if it meant being able to keep the one person around that made her happy, she would do it.

"Alright but you do something for me first." She giggled

"What?"

"Okay okay you've had your fun. Shall we go now?" Cole sighed looking at his pale zebra striped skin.

Summer answered him by pulling in for another kiss.

When they arrived Summer was extremely nervous. Cole hugged her and told her that it would be alright.

Once inside, Summer demanded Cole shower off his spray tan before they went any further.

Of course, Cole obliged. Then, he gave her a final kiss...

and they went to bed.

Afterwards, Summer had no regrets and headed home in the best of moods.

However, the timeout she received upon arriving home was not as pleasant.

"My birthday is tomorrow. Do they really have the right to put me on timeout?" She grumbled to herself.