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"Just Danny," she reminded him, taking the chocolate from his hand and popping it into her mouth. Danny sat down next to Yin and picked out a bow. It was the prettiest shade of orange- she couldn't help but go for it.

She noticed Yin covering his hands in glue and laughed. "Here, let me get you some paper towels," she said, reaching her long arms across the table and taking a few out of a container. She tossed them to her friend so he could wipe off his claws.

Naturally, she picked out things that most definitely went together. Tiny tables and claws that jutted off the table. Black and white frosting glue clay stuff that ended up getting smeared all over the side of the bow. Rainbows. Lots and lots of rainbows.

She held up her beautiful bow to Yin and smiled. It was like a little kid showing their drawing of a kite that they made out of crayons. Pathetic, but heartwarming.

When all was said and done, she grabbed one of the flower stickers and put it on her belt for pizzazz. Now even her belt was princess-y!

Danny took her first bow and fastened it to Yin's antennae. Perfect. He was beautiful, and so was her bow. "Just Danny is fine, really. You don't need the miss or anything," she said casually, admiring her work.

She turned back to the table and grabbed a blue ribbon this time. She really wanted the pink ribbon, but she felt as though that would upset Yin all over again. She began fastening AS MANY RAINBOWS AS POSSIBLE in one spot. There were a few bones and hearts here and there, but the majority of it was rainbows, rainbows, rainbows. "Rikki will like this, don't you think?" she said, and then frowned. She still wasn't sure what to make of that kiss he and the horseman shared.

"Can I tell you a secret?" she asked.

"M...D-Danny?" His voice, despite being an adult now, still cracked. Nope.

Nope. Nope. Nope.

"Miss Danny I do not believe a bow looks good on me." He sounded distressed, but did not immediately remove it, waiting until she was concentrating on her work before getting it OFF.

"Oh yes, Rikki would surely love it if you gave this to him." If he did not, Yin would have to wrestle him to the ground again.

Hopefully Rikki did not love it.

"Of course you can tell me a secret. You can always trust me." As if to remind her he held up his hand, showing her the demon mark. If he would accept that on him for her, he would keep a secret.

Danny nodded, not even noticing that Yin took off his bow. Had she noticed she, she would have been very, very sad. Good going Yin.

She tucked her blue bow into her skull pouch as well and then put her elbows on the table, chin in her hands. "I saw Rikki kissing a horseman," she said. "It's not like him. What if he likes the horsie more than me?"

She frowned. After dating Rikki for nearly a year now, she really didn't want to believe that he would do that to her. She wanted to believe it was a misunderstanding, but the horseman had said he paid for it. How could that mean anything else?

Danny moved a few things out of the way and put her forehead on the table. All this thinking was HARD. Especially when it concerned Rikki. She wasn't overly dramatic about it at all, but it bothered her more than she let on.

"Yeah it was a guy with a helmet and fur and stuff," she said, describing him as minimally as she could. "The horseman said he paid for it- so Rikki must've wanted it."

She sat up abruptly and stared at Yin. "Oh my Jack do you think its because I'm a bad kisser?" Her hand went to her mouth. "No wonder he likes the horseman better. I'm a bad kisser."

Her forehead went straight back to the table.

"No, it's fine," Danny said with a sigh. "I can ask him." She was at least glad they'd reached that point where it was okay to just talk about things.

She stood up from the table and stretched herself out. "For now we should just go play!" Her mood was lifted in a matter of seconds. Sure it was still bothering her, but it felt good to tell someone, and to have a plan. It was something she could deal with later- she really didn't believe it was the end of the world.

"Have you seen Mot's booth? He has really cool gun things- we should go there! I couldn't before 'cause there were a bunch of people," she said, wiggling in excitement. She gave Desu-chan a wave goodbye and said, "Thanks for the bows and stuff Desu-chan!" She noticed Yin had left his on the table and said, "Oops- you dropped this!" In a matter of seconds it was reattached to his antennae. There probably wasn't any way to escape this bow, Yin.

What with running around, hitting things, getting trampled by minipets, and being unable to find a place to put his feet up, Kwasi was really hungry. So hungry that he sheilded his eyes and approached the blindingly pink booth. Candy wrappers littered the ground in front of it, and he figured that was a good enough sign to give it a try. And here was the bowl full of them. He reached in gingerly and snatched one that was sitting on the top of the pile. Sure he was for pink, it was a manly colour, but there were limits, right?

Euugh, what was this flavour? He made a face at the candy, and spat it out quickly. Didn't they have any good flavours? At least the snow cone booth had gryphon blood.

3- Lemon drops. Score! Everyone loves bitter right? (3 points)