With Liliana agreeing to come out with her for the night Karin smiled lightly. "You kids be good for your fathers. We'll be back later." She called out to them, waving goodbye to both the children and their fathers. Jurgen would know well where she was going and she would indeed be back later tonight, long after the kids had fallen asleep. This place was her way of relaxing after a long day and having had to stay away during her pregnancy had been hard on them both. No one liked to be around a grumpy pregnant woman.<br/><br/>"This place is amazing. It's called Willowick Tavern. They've got some great drinks too. Come on, let's try some." She explained as they stepped out of the Uber, Karin having the sense that it would be a bad idea to drive given what they would be doing. As they entered the place was a fairly lively, albeit a bit dimly lit bar. On one side of the room was exactly what one would expect from a bar, liquor bottles of all kinds behind the bar and bartenders mixing drinks and handing out beers. A few tables dotted around the room while a good number of dart boards and pool tables decorated the far side.<br/><br/>She led Liliana up to the counter. "Guten Abend Stephanie. Can I get my usual for my friend and I here?" She asked one of the bartenders and in minutes they had a couple glasses of an amber liquid that most would recognize as beer, just what kind could be up for debate. Karin took a large drink of her's before setting down the glass and looking at Liliana. "Go on. Try it. I promise I won't be offended if you don't like it." She urged her.<br/><br/>It was difficult for Karin not to laugh at Liliana's reaction to the drink. This was no cocktail and certainly very little sweet about it. If anything one might call it bitter. "It's beer silly. Don't tell me you've never had one." She finally laughed a bit. "Maybe we start you with something a little more like what you're used to. Stephanie? Maybe a Cherry Bomb might be a bit more her speed." She decided. As the drink was served up she looked toward Liliana. "Now just be careful with these. You don't taste as much alcohol so it's easy to overdo it." Karin cautioned.<br/><br/>As they managed to ease Liliana onto some drinks she drug her out to the few game options, grabbing a few darts off the board. "Have you ever played darts before?" Karin asked, offering the three darts to her new friend. With just the two of them there was little need to play to win, but it would be nice just to enjoy some games and a few drinks. Hell, by the time she'd gotten Liliana on a drink she could enjoy she'd already finished her second beer. Things were only just getting started.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Movies were always a good tool to keep kids busy and tonight would prove to be no exception. Popcorn, pizza and a few soft drinks were brought in for movie night and within minutes the whole rooftop adventure was forgotten by the kids. Even the fact their mothers were out for the night didn't phase them whatsoever. Jurgen had toyed with the idea of having them put on pajamas first before deciding against the idea, imagining grease and pizza sauce all over their clothes. May as well let it get on the dirty clothes rather than something clean. It was however interesting, and mildly terrifying, to see them practically become zombies to the tv once the movie started.<br/><br/>As he had predicted they were making a mess of themselves as sauce dripped from some of the pieces. He could already see laundry being his job tomorrow for this. Overall the night was going quite well, the kids nearly neutralized with the power of tv. Jericho's offer had him just a bit suspicious. "I suppose so, but what is with all the secrecy?" He responded. As the movie credits rolled it was time for the age old argument, bedtime.<br/><br/>"Please papa! Just one more and then we will go to bed." Lynde whined along with Callahan. While the kids would get what they wanted it would seem that was not a long lasting victory and they both would be nodding off shortly into the movie and only a few minutes later fell asleep leaning against each other.<br/><br/>Jurgen couldn't help but chuckle to himself as Jericho nudged him to look at the two kids, dead to the world. He had known they wouldn't last long, but this was a surprise for him. "Yeah I don't think I want to explain to the wives why one of the kids has a broken arm after they left them alone with us." He said quietly as he scooped Lynde into his arms while Jericho did the same for Callahan so neither one of them would fall over and be startled awake.<br/><br/>Leading the way to Lynde's room he held the young girl in one arm and pulled the blankets back on one side to tuck her in while Jericho was able to do it with the other. This way the kids would just be kicking each other in their sleep rather than waking up face to face with each other. "I'll keep an eye on them for the rest of the night. How much more trouble can they cause when they're asleep?" He offered.<br/><br/>It was nearly 2 am when Lynde awoke wanting a drink of water. It seemed her kicking in an attempt to get out of the bed roused her friend as well. That was when she realized he was there in her bed. "Hey! Sleepover! I call top bunk!" She tried to yell and whisper at the same time as Callahan was still clearing the sleep from his eyes.<br/><br/>"No fair! I want top bunk!" Callahan retorted back.<br/><br/>"No way! It's my bed!" She protested.<br/><br/>"Exactly! You can have the top bunk any time you want. I don't have a bunk bed in my room. Next time you can take the top." He reasoned.<br/><br/>Lynde crossed her arms and pouted lightly. "Fine, but you owe me."<br/><br/>Triumphantly Callahan made his way out of the bottom bunk and climbed up the ladder to curl up in the higher bed. Things looked a lot further off the ground than they really were up there. Anyone their size with a fear of heights would quickly find it a bit frightening up on the top and as they'd soon learn that would also include Callahan. When he came back down she looked at him in confusion.<br/><br/>"I thought you wanted to be up there." She asked him.<br/><br/>"Well uh... I felt bad leaving you down here alone. There could be monsters under the bed and someone needs to protect you..." He bluffed.<br/><br/>Lynde could only giggle at the response. Both of them were old enough to know there weren't monsters under the bed but she opted not to say anything. Instead, she scooted over and patted the spot beside her. "Guess you better stay down here then."