Poor Markus was subjected to the torment of keeping both the ladies out of trouble, something easier said than done. Karin had no issues with repeatedly feeding her friend more alcohol as they were enjoying their night. At some point she had forgotten just how much they had, after all, who wanted the fun to be tainted by such things as limits? Markus was trying to keep them to a reasonable limit but with two ladies to keep track of and only one of him it was far easier said than done.<br/><br/>As the fun and games continued so did another game of darts, one that Markus had told them was not a good idea with Liliana and soon Karin stumbling. How much coordination could they have when they couldn't even walk a straight line? He would soon learn the answer to that when Liliana had attempted to throw her first dart. Another drunk had bumped into the lady, causing her to stumble and throw the dart, hitting poor Markus in the ass while he tried to corral Karin away from the bar. It was at that point he decided it was time for them all to go home.<br/><br/>"Ok ladies! Fun's over. I think both of your husbands you like to see you home before it gets too late don't you think?" He asked in an attempt to use reason to make the ladies come with him quietly. The bartender cleared his throat to catch the bodyguard's attention. "Oh right... Their tab... How much could they have spent?" He sighed. Markus would be shocked to see they somehow had consumed nearly $200 worth of alcohol. How much were those drinks? For that matter had they even drank them all? Neither question had much of an answer he could make. With a sigh he produced his company credit card. Thank goodness for that card because there was no way either of the ladies were in the right headspace to pay their bill.<br/><br/>It was a bit of work to corral both the ladies into his car to take them back home. At least once back to the Hedgemony building they knew well where to go. It only took a little bit of prompting to get them to head their separate ways to their respective homes. Karin easily tripped right into bed with her husband and kissing at his neck in an attempt to convince him to join her in some extra fun. Although he'd certainly enjoy it Karin was hardly in the state of mind to truly enjoy it and just as he had expected by the time he got his shirt off she was already passed out, their chance for fun already over.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>This was hardly the first sleepover the kids have had and it wouldn't be the last, as such they had a nice system set up. Jericho had gathered some clothing for Callahan last night to change into when they woke up and a few other necessities. The kids took turns using the bathroom to get dressed, Lynde in a black lightly pleated skort and galaxy patterned shirt with matching stockings and black shoes. She still hadn't gotten her hair all brushed out but the call for breakfast had been made. Suddenly brushing her hair was one of he last things on her mind.<br/><br/>The two kids had quickly flung themselves into the chairs at the kitchen table. Lynde noticed Liliana looking quite a bit worse for wear and exhausted. "You don't look to good Lili." Lynde commented but before long Liliana was gone to nurse her hangover. Shrugging their shoulders the kids started on the pancakes, nearly inhaling their food in mere moments. While Lynde was preoccupied with her food Karin took the opportunity to tame the rat's nest that was her hair. Before they finished she'd gotten the girl's hair brushed out and braided into twin braids and a bow matching her shirt resting on her head.<br/><br/>"We'll build the bestest castle!" She cheered before downing the orange juice. "Come on! Let's go!" She yelled, dashing out of her seat towards the play room. There they had a large amount of tools to use, but just how would they best use them. "Maybe we use these chairs? The backs would be good to hold stuff up." She theorized while pulling a chair out to the middle of the room while looking around for other things. The bookshelf seemed good to hold up another end as if it were a tower.<br/><br/>"I think we are going to need more blankets. Let's get the ones from my bed!" Lynde decided, running back to her room with purpose to drag the blankets away. As she pulled her blanket off her bed she spotted the bear. "Cal? What about guards? Bar could be a good guard!" She guessed while dragging the blankets and the plush bear back to the play room with her. The parents hardly cared about the moving of the blankets. That was easy enough to fix and they were keeping out of trouble with it as far as they could tell.<br/><br/>Draping the blanket over a few of the chairs and the bookshelf they had a basic fort but it still left something to be desired for the two of them. "Cal? What do you think we should add? It needs more!" She asked him. Nothing in the room seemed to look too useful to better build their walls.