Quinn wasn't usually very competitive, but when she passed by the game booth with the three blocks and the stack of balls and saw a giant stuffed bunny, she knew she had to stop and win it for Beth. She waited for the employee to get to her so she could pay and start throwing, and couldn't help but smile at the guy next to her missing missing multiple times in a row. "You keep telling yourself that," She smirked, handing over her money and looking down at the balls in front of her. "It's probably not all your fault though. They totally rig these things." She shrugged, picking up a ball and throwing it hard, knocking the top block clean off.
Nodding in agreement, Ethan let out a low whistle as he watched her ball only take out one of the blocks. "That's the thing with this one especially, you've got to hit them right at the perfect spot to knock all three off their table. Which, I've done before, I just can't seem to replicate it this time around, apparently." Reluctantly he handed some more cash to the carney for another few throws. "At this point, I think the game's just trying to humble me," he laughed, picking up another softball and giving it an exaggerated once-over like he was inspecting it for defects. "Or maybe it's punishing me for thinking years of baseball would somehow translate to carnival games." He gave the ball a light toss in his hand before glancing back over at her. "You trying for anything in particular, a stuffed animal for yourself or someone special?"















