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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maddmic" data-source="post: 676505" data-attributes="member: 9989">Brent is seeming lost in thought as the limo glides over the street.  "That was an excellent dinner Lloyd.  I wish you'd have come inside and sat with me.  It tends to be a bit boring in there when everybody knows you, but you know no one."  The short drive looksinto the rear view and replies.  "Y'know I can't go in there with you sir.  How many people take their drivers inside to these events anyways?  Besides, the boxed dinner that they provided was absolutely scrumptions."  Brent chuckled as he could hear the sarcasm ooze from of his friends mouth.  "Ok, cut the sir junk out.  I'm sorry the dinner wasn't up to your satisfaction.  Perhaps we can order pizza when we get back to the house?"  Lloyd grins at the thought.  "Sure, as long as we don't have to make this an event and invite the mayor or anything."  Brent shook his head and resumed staring out the window into the night.  They had just turned onto the sparingly used street when Lloyd hit the brakes and exclaimed.  "What the?"Brent looked out the window trying to see what his small friend was so excited about.  He then saw something of a large odd shadow moving into the zoo.  While watching this mass, it seemingly disappeared into the night right in front of his eyes.  "What was that?", asked Lloyd.  Brent shook his head, "I have no idea.  Odd, definately odd."  Turning around, the driver asked, "Well, should I resume taking us home, or should we wait here a sec?"  Brent looked forward and replied, "Let's just wait a minute or two.  It's not normal for people to enter the zoo at night, right?"  Lloyd shook his head and almost under his breath muttered, "Well, so much for pizza."  Right as Brent was going to tell Lloyd to go ahead and take them home, an unearthly howl comes from somewhere on the zoo.  The driver looks back at his friend.  "Yup, definately got to forget the pizza."  Brent lets a smile creep across his face and replies, "I'm off to my night job.  Go ahead and go home, If I need you, I'll ring."  With that, Brent vanishes into nothing.  Shaking his head, Lloyd eases the car forward and resumes the trip home.  Seemingly a split second later, a gentleman in a top hat and circus style tuxedo reappears where the limo had moved from.  Putting hit cane down onto the pavement, the Ringmaster began to walk towards the zoo entrance.  It was time for him to go to work.</blockquote>

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