Joshua looked at the roller coaster track twisting through the air, then at the line of cars waiting before him — and at that moment, he really just wanted to run away.
He wanted to eat cake!
"Why don't we ride the carousel instead?" Joshua turned to Luther, blinking earnestly as he asked.
Luther had the sudden urge to cover those eyes. He snorted, "No whining."
Joshua frowned. "I wasn't whining! What's wrong with you?!"
Luther tilted his chin upward. "You're not a kid anymore. The carousel is for children. Adults should go for something exciting like this."
Joshua glared at him. "You're the kid here! You're the one who dragged me over!"
Luther looked at Joshua's clenched fists at his sides and almost laughed. He felt that those fists might land on him any second if he said one more word.
People around them began to notice the bickering pair. Some chuckled, and a few girls nearby whispered to each other with bright, curious eyes, watching the two with interest.
