A day at King's Island

Part 35

"Must have really enjoyed the ride there, Lindsey." Mick said, as they walked up to them. "You looked really excited to be on that horse."

"Oh yeah, it was intense." Lindsey replied. "They oughta classify carousel riding as an extreme sport in my opinion."

"Well, it's over now, so you can go back to more macho things." Stevie said, patting him on the back.

She looked up at Mick.

"Just keep going down this road and see what the next thing is?" she asked.

Mick nodded.

"Unless Lindsey can't get enough of the merry-go-round."

"No, no, I've had more than enough of it, thank you." He said, as everyone giggled.

"Well, let's see what else we can find then." Mick said, slapping his hands together.

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"Oooooo!"

Stevie looked over at Lindsey who was now stopped and staring at a concession stand.

"What?" she asked him.

"FUNNEL CAKES! OOOOOOOOOOO!"

Stevie looked at Mick and John as Lindsey hurried over. They waited while he got a funnel cake and headed back to them.

"What? You couldn't live without getting one or something?" Stevie asked, as Lindsey stood beside her eating it.

"Mmmmm, yeah, I just had to have one. They're so good." Lindsey said, licking the powdered sugar off his fingers.

He tore a piece off and offered it to Stevie.

"Hell no, I don't want that batter fried crap." Stevie said, pushing his hand away.

"Suit yourself..." Lindsey said, giving the piece to Mick and tearing off another piece for John.

Stevie watched them as they shared the funnel cake.

"Uck, I can actually hear the three of you getting fatter." She said.

"Come on, Stevie, live a little." Lindsey said, licking his fingers.

"I'd rather live a lot, thank you, as I'm sure at this very moment you're arteries are getting plugged with that stuff." Stevie said, gesturing to the funnel cake.

"Hey, I survived the 70's and the 80's, so eating a little funnel cake doesn't scare me." Lindsey replied.

"It will when you're having a massive heart attack from all the cholesterol."

Lindsey shrugged.

"I've had a good life..." he said, tearing off another piece.

Stevie shrugged. As the three men ate the funnel cake, she looked over at the concession stand and read the menu posted on the outside. As the men watched, she got her purse out of her tote bag, set the bags down by Lindsey's leg, walked up the concession stand and got in line.

"Change her mind about the funnel cakes?" Mick asked.

Lindsey snorted.

"I wouldn't bet on it." He said.

They watched as she walked back towards them holding a plastic cup in her hands.

"Another lemonade?" Lindsey asked, as she walked up beside him.

"Lemon shake-up." She said, sipping. "I just wanted to have something to snack on since you three decided to pig out in front of me."

"Hey, I offered..." Lindsey said, nodding to the funnel cake.