"𝓛𝓸𝓸𝓴 𝓵𝓲𝓴𝓮 𝓪 𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵 𝓫𝓾𝓽 𝓘 𝓽𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓴 𝓵𝓲𝓴𝓮 𝓪 𝓰𝓾𝔂."
"Maybe some things just can't go back to the way they were. We just have to move on and hope for the best.."
Alexis Katsopolis was just your average 10 year old girl living wit...
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Life couldn't have been better at the moment for Lexi, her hair was finally back to it's original color, her job was giving her a balance of money, and her and Cole were growing closer everyday.
Recently, DJ and Lexi had been putting together a fundraiser that they were supposed to have in the school gym. Luckily, they had settled on having it at the Smash Club instead.
DJ entered the Tanner house with Lexi close behind her. "Hey, great news, everyone. Our school fundraiser tonight is completely sold out." DJ announced to Becky, Jesse, Joey, and Danny who were all in the living room.
"Alright." They all said in unison.
"Everyone is totally psyched and I convinced my manager to let me take off." Lexi smiled gladly.
DJ nodded her head, "I know, we're actually gonna be in a rock club instead of a sweaty gym." DJ scrunched her nose.
Lexi chuckled adding on to her statement. "Lord knows those gym teachers hate when we have school events in there." Lexi scoffed rolling her eyes.
"Alright, well, the smash club is all yours." Jesse confirmed. "Just gotta get everyone out of there by 9 because they have to bring in the mud wrestling pit." Jesse informed the two teens.
"Oh, they got rid of the Jell-O?" Joey spoke disappointingly.
Danny just smiled staring at his daughter. "Deej, come here. I've gotta tell you how proud I am of you for putting together this fundraiser for your school newspaper." Danny placed his hand on her shoulder. "Seems like only yesterday I was powdering your little tushy."
Dj glanced back at Lexi and the other adults in the room. "Dad, please.. but don't give me all the credit. Lexi help a lot too." DJ spoke gesturing to her cousin.
Lexi stepped forward placing a hand on her heart. "It pays to be popular I guess." Lexi shrugged twirling her hair.
Jesse smirked at his daughter and grinned. "You know, I'm really proud of you too kid.. seems like only yesterday I was.. watching your Aunt Pamela change your diaper." Jesse said.
Lexi smiled and wagged her finger. "Ah.. you were quite the observer."
DJ turned around facing Joey. "Now, Joey, you're going to open the show by doing your comedy act." DJ declared.
"Deej, I've totally adapted my Vegas act to the junior high school crowd." Joey adjusted his sweater prepared to show an example. "So this 7th grader comes up to me and says, 'hey, dude, got any mousse?'" Joey said impersonating a middle schooler. "And I said, "Why, certainly, is Bullwinkle okay?'" Joey raised his hands imitating Bullwinkle.
DJ and Lexi both giggle at the mans humor knowing it was going to be perfect for the show.
"So when I was in junior high I watched lots of cartoons. Did you ever notice the cartoon characters could pretty much get a hold of dynamite whenever they needed it?" Joey went on with his next bit. "And it wasn't the type of dynamite that would kill you. It just kinda made your rear and smolder." Joey stated.
