The odd Fair

May 20, 2008- Lynnsey and I were heading to a local fair.  The only thing was, it wasn't just a normal fair, everything was black and dark... it was like a city such as San Fransisco.  From the sewer disks on the floor of the street, stream rose up from it, clouding the ground in a thin mist.  The city was quite trashed and polluted.  The lights hitting the mist turned everything an ugly dark yellow color.  We were looking at the different stores.  There were people in it that were in rags and homeless, trying to sell everything and anything they had.  While Lynnsey was looking around I turned and saw Lucas.  I tapped Lynnsey and we walked up to him and smiled. “Hey” I said.  He smiled.  This was the first time I've stood so close to him.  His smile was sharp and he had teeth much like a vampire's, “Hey” he said back.  I looked around for his best friend, Martin.  “So what are you doin' at the fair?” I asked.  He shrugged “Just hanging out with some friends” he motioned to a small crowd of people behind him.  It was odd, Martin who was also my friend wasn't there.  They are almost always together.  He scratched his head, his tall skinny body towering over mine.  “Ok... well I have to go... I'll see you around.”  And so he turns and walks away with some of his friends.  Lynnsey and I nod and walk into a small shop.  Nothing in there really interested me.  The small, dimly lit room had two windows, one on each side of the room.  Lynnsey bent over a shiny golden necklace.  I looked out one window.  There I saw Lucas.  He smiled and waved, and so I smiled and waved.  But then I hear a sharp yell “Hey!”  The old lady from behind the counter, with yellow rotting teeth wobbled up to my friend “You there... what do you think you are doing?!  Trying to steal my precious jewels?”  She hissed in an evil way, as she pointed her long crooked fingers at Lynnsey.  “W-what?! No I thought theses were for sale!  I'm not trying to steal them!”  Lynnsey back up into a corner of a table frightened by the lady's appearance.  “We aren't taking anything and we're not going to!”  I said.  The old hag glared at us from her good eye and called the police officer that was right next door.  A muscular woman walked in and escorted Lynnsey and I out the door and into the police department.  “I didn't do anything” I grunted.  The police officer sighed “Yes, I know, that woman has had such a terrible past, sometimes she doesn't think straight.”  The police woman got a bandaid and put gave it to Lynnsey.  When Lynnsey backed into the table ,it had given her a cut.  While they were tending to Lynnsey's knee, I looked out the police office's window, and I saw Martin.  Martin caught my eye and he smiled and waved.  I returned his greeting...