Going to a haunted house with the gang
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Mista first suggested the idea- to go to a haunted house on Halloween night. He seemed ecstatic about going and the excitement in his voice was so painfully obvious. Dressed as a priest, Mista claimed he would exorcise all evil from the house. Yet, he was the one in a corner, bawling his eyes out and traumatizing the poor haunted house workers. :(
Narancia seemed reluctant to go but when Mista called him a chicken, he immediately agreed. Dressed as his favorite rapper, his chains clanged as he ran away from the psycho clowns with chainsaws (he was also screaming the whole time). Narancia definitely jumped on Abbacchio and was immediately dropped to the floor. Lots of crying from Narancia resulted in the other crew members contemplating just leaving him there as he was embarrassing them. Everyone was looking.
Abbacchio definitely did not want to be there. Forced to dress up, he was a sad excuse for a vampire. He was everything but amused at the actors in the haunted house but the rest of the crewâs reactions were something he could look toward to. Eager to have more ways to tease them, Abba would remember who was scared shitless that day.
Bruno gave an exasperated sigh as Mista introduced his plans. All the capo wanted was to have a nice evening, maybe watch some throwback Halloween movies with the crew while sipping wine with Abbacchio. Instead he had to take care of a bunch of screaming kids that seemed to run around endlessly. Dressed as a fisherman, everyone called him Dad that day.
Trish was not that opposed to the idea of going to a haunted house as it was one of Halloweenâs less messier activities. In the end, she just wanted to have fun while staying clean. With her small stature, she decided it would be cool to dress up as a body guard. The suit hung loose on her and let me tell you, she was ADORABLE. Trish always made sure she was in the middle of the group as they traveled through the house, that way there would be less jump scares.
Giorno dressed like his childhood hero, the man who he saved back then and the man who used to grant him small favors as a child. Dressed in a long brown coat with a suit underneath, Giorno looked as elegant as ever. When asked who he was supposed to be, Giorno replied, âThe man who led me here.â Whenever an actor tried to scare him, Giorno would just stand there, nonchalantly admiring the personâs costume while the poor actor didnât know what to do. Awkwardly shuffling away, the worker was flushed.
Fugo...well uhm. Letâs just say Fugo was a ghost?
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