#tdcemily

You in here? I don't mean to barge in..but.. I don't know.. I just miss you."

Victor admitted that he hadn't really been around much for Emily the past couple of days and for that he felt horrible. He had just got her and already he got swamped with performances and trying to spend time with Dot. He didn't know where the time went and he honestly missed Emily like crazy. He missed her smile, the way she smelt like a spring day, how her eyes seemed to look right into his very being to the point where it made his toes curl. Victor missed it all. He missed her.

and I, I couldn't love another girl. cause you, you make me feel like I'm intoxicated, toxicated. To the sky, flying high, take me to the moon, day or night, we don't have to say a word, cause you make me feel like I'm intoxicated, toxicated

Emily? I'm here and I brought chinese food.

Dot woke up early in the morning a time when little girls should still be sleeping. She was too excited too sleep anymore, she had spent the night a victors feeling comfortable in her new room that he had made her. She was still a little weary about staying with Shenzi but would soon come around. She rubbed her eyes with the back of her fists before going over to her drawers and pulling out a pair of skinny jeans and a tank to wear. The little girl slipped on her clothing and then moved out into the kitchen where she got some juice and cereal for herself. The only thing she ever liked to eat, everything else she refused. She was getting pretty good at making it too. 

She turned on the little TV in the kitchen area and sat on the stool as she ate her breakfast. She wasn't sure where Papa was but she figured he was probably still fast asleep since it was only five in the morning. The foot was finished in the next half hour and so dot got up and moved to the sink putting her dishes inside before she went and grabbed her sweater off the back of the chair and then her red converse shoes. She wasn't sure what she was going to do but she wanted to just spend the day outside in the nice warm weather. The girl went outside and looked around before a grin spread over her lips as her puppy, well a stray puppy but dot called it her own, flick came bounding toward her. "Flick!" She said reaching out and hugging the Great Danes neck. "I think we're going to have an adventure today!"

So that is when she decided to explore the circus and if she just so happened to run into a friend well that would be great. She grinned and let her feet carry her once again toward the tents in hopes to catch some of the acts in progress. She loved watching the acts, especially the acrobats. They were her favorite part of the circus. She wanted to be just like those that could 'fly'. She popped her head into a tent at random and smiled faintly when she saw a bearded lady in front of a large crowd. She giggled wildly at the sight before she felt a large hand on her shoulder. The child looked up slowly and her eyes widened at the towering bulky man above her. Security Gard! She let out a little squeak before pulling herself from the tent and darting toward the main area of the circus where tents met rides. She ran as fast as she could and glanced back only once. When she got to the middle, she stopped and bent over placing her hands on her knees, as she panted, trying to catch her breath but still a little laugh escaped her lips at the thrill of the whole thing. Once she felt she could breath easier the six year old stood up straight once again and ran her hands over her tank fixing it. "Well that was fun." She said her smile growing even more than it was. She glanced around her surroundings and giggled once again at the excitement that was rushing through her. She soon heard a dog bark off in the distance and she perked up toward the sound. "Flicka!" She called in the direction that the sound was heard. "Come here boy!"

She ran toward the dog as he came bounding toward her. A squeak escaped her lips and then it turned into a laugh as the male dog toppled into her when trying to stop. He still hadn't grown into his large paws and constantly tripped over himself. But Dot loved that about Flick. He was so goofy sometimes. She looked up at him as he stood over her and burst into a fit of laughter. "Flick get off." She said as he licked her face. "Stop it." She said pushing her hands against his chest and face. The dog finally obliged to her wishes, when he was happy with the amount of kisses he had given. She sat up and rolled her eyes giving the puppy a playful push away from her. "You're crazy." She said as she stood up and dusted her bottom off. She looked down at herself and then her head snapped up as people started leaving the tents. She bit her lip and looked around for a safe place to stay until the crowds were gone. But it was too late and the crowds enveloped her rather quickly. She grabbed onto Flicks collar and watched as people pushed past her, and some even nearly stepping on her. She was a tiny child and when it came to most adults, she was invisible. She was bopped in the head several times and yelled at for being in the way even more. Why were adults so rude.