Louise frowned and looked a little bemused as the man perform his ‘magic’ though she was sure it was just some trick of the light or some slight of hand. Still it did feel like someone walked over her grave, as if something ran a cold sharp finger down her spine. However the cheerleader merely smiled and did not show her apprehension, after all Louise did not wasn’t to upset the other girls, as she was responsible for them.<br/><br/>“Come on then girls, and remember what I said.” She looked at the others “We stay together.” She smiled at the ticket seller again and moved into the Parade itself. Barbie and Sammy rolled their eyes it was worse than being with a parent, they had thought this would have been easy and fun, but Lou was such a boring bitch.<br/><br/>Lou looked about the various places trying to judge which might be the safest, and most sensible, yet interesting enough to keep the ones with the attentions span of a flea interested. This was certainly going to be a hell of a long night, “Right girls lets see if we can get ourselves a drink…” A sudden thought crossed her mind, a thought Lou expressed adamantly, “oh and add to the rest of the rules…NO Alcohol. We need to keep our wits about us, and we have to stay awake for the whole night …”<br/><br/>She hated sounding like a parent but some of these girls barely had anything between their ears but fluff.<br/>