#builder's crossing

There's a lone tree amongst the foothills of the Trenbolone Mountains that's Lazlo's favourite spot. It's a spectacular view of the mountains and Builder's Crossing. At sunset it's breathtaking. It's a bit of a hike to get there, and he doesn't tell a lot of people about it. But things have been going so great with Conrad these last few months, and the weather was so beautiful this weekend after such a long winter, so Lazlo put together a little picnic for them. It was absolutely magical.

Johnny’s on his first date with Kurt at Armstrong’s, the longest running pub in Builder’s Crossing. Kurt just loves the festive touches, like the tiny little jack-o-lanterns on the tables. But no one on staff seems to know how they got there…

Halloween might be over, but the mysterious pumpkin spirits hanging around Builder's Crossing haven't gotten the memo. Just look at Silas and Paxton's first date at Armstrong's. Silas is one of those "I have a type" guys. To hear him tell it, if you're not closing in on 300lbs of beef, he's not interested, but there must've been something special about Paxton if Silas agreed to a date. And with a magical jack-o-lantern on the table, by the end of the date, there were at least two things special about him.

The Heller twins are back home from Growtherton U for Thanksgiving, walking to their childhood home in Builder’s Crossing from the train station. About an hour northwest of Growtherton, on the other side of the Trenbolone Range, Builder’s Crossing is considered part of the Greater Growtherton Area, and around this time of year, people start to notice jack-o-lanterns in strange places, that nobody seems to have carved. Unexpected things tend to happen in their immediate vicinity.

Growtherton's the best city in the world, but city living isn't for everyone. If you find the hustle and bustle getting to you, maybe look into relocating to nearby Builder's Crossing. It's a quiet farming town, full of thriving locally owned businesses. You'll have trouble finding anything open past 8 PM, but around Builder's Crossing, that's the way they like it.

Topher's never really gotten along with his older, bigger brother, and they are barely in contact as adults. This of course has upset their mother, so when they were back in Builder's Crossing for the weekend, she insisted they go on a hike together. As usual, Ty aggressively ignored Topher, on the phone with his friends the whole time complaining about him. Topher's used to it, at this point. But it looks like a certain enchanted pumpkin doesn't think that Topher should have to put up with it anymore.

Red didn't make life too easy for Haydon in high school in Builder's Crossing, so when they went to different colleges, Haydon breathed a sigh of relief. Haydon was back visiting his folks for Thanksgiving, but as he got dropped off at the bus stop to head back to Growtherton, guess who he saw as the only other person waiting. It didn't take long for Red to get back in the habit, not that Haydon was letting him off easy. You'd think Builder's Crossing natives like the two of them would know to check for jack-o-lanterns at this time of year before getting into a heated argument, but here we are. Maybe a shift in perspective will do them both some good. Maybe not.