Hey all, I'm a bit short of inspiration. ^^;
My heroine has a friend who is the son of a mafia family. She heads over to his house for the first time to hang out after school. Three of her very silly friends, two of whom have a crush on her, end up following discreetly to make sure she's okay. She discovers that they followed, being a perceptive girl. She doesn't want her mafia-born buddy to realize they're there, though. The three of them are currently sitting under the kitchen window, listening in on conversation. Mafia Guy is just about to leave the room to check on his brother, who is sick, in the other room. That should give Heroine enough time to get over to the window and convince her friends to go home before Mafia Guy discovers them and the whole afternoon is ruined.
What happens next?
And PLEASE, nothing violent. I'd like to keep this part of the story light.
Any ideas?
2007-02-26
05:20:20
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Oooh, nice one. Does he ever find out that her friends are there, or does the evening end peacefully?
2007-02-26
05:28:15 ·
update #1
"How can you keep the story light when you're afraid for your friends' safety?"
^ Good point, but she's not really worried for their safety. She know Mafia Guy is perfectly easy-going and none of the other men will hurt her friends without his go-ahead. It's more like she wants to hang out in peace without embarrassing Mafia Guy, herself, or even her friends(even though she thinks they're idiots).
Also, tension is fine. I just don't want any bloodshed. That's what I meant by "light".
2007-02-26
05:33:01 ·
update #2
devilish, you sure dreamed up an elaborate twist there! I might not use the character you've described, but I do think it'd be a good idea to have them discovered by someone else. =)
Thanks so much for the ideas, everyone! Keep 'em coming!
2007-02-26
06:56:10 ·
update #3