mercinhard:
@jesteresss || it’s party time!
“So, I know we’re in the Northern Sector right now, but I’m definitely thinking we need to hit Kester Park and Southern before we call it a night. I need to win you at least three giant stuffed animals that you’ll have absolutely no way to carry home without getting dirt and mud all over, and you have to do the strength test. Really flex those muscles for me, Harls. I’m a slut for biceps.” His mind is going almost as fast as his mouth - there are a million and one things he wants to do with Harley, and it’s no small blessing she’s as hyper as he is on his better days - most other people would have long since been scared off by his excitement. “But first, we grab some street food. I was thinking it would be more romantic to end the night with fireworks, but I am not a slut for walking further than I need to, so I figure we can eat, hit up the fireworks, and end the night with the games and stuff in the Southern Sector. Plus saving the prizes for last means we don’t have to awkwardly shift everything around.”
Finally, Wade takes a proper breath - leaving Harley with enough time to at least process what he said. Hopefully. He knows he probably should have ditched the mask by now, but… it’s not really his vibe, if you will. At least he’s wearing a fun tourist button up over the suit, and a comfy pair of pink crocs. “Anyway. Food. Or, uh… drinks?” Smooth, Wade. Smooth. You’re a real pro at this whole ‘dating’ thing, my guy.
Despite being torn from her life back in Coney to live... here, wherever here happened to be, Harley had somehow warmed to the idea and was slightly less murderous about it. Enough for her to enjoy the festivities at least, she was always a sucker for things like this-- entertainment, junk food, drinks, games and a good time. Even in her worst mood she’d have found it hard to say no, which was why when Deadpool had asked if she’d wanted to join him, she had agreed pretty much instantly.
She didn’t care what they did, truth be told... as long as they did as much as possible. She hummed in agreement. “Heard there’s laser tag somewhere too,” She said with a grin; a little friendly competition wouldn’t hurt anyone important. She then huffed under her breath, moving to step in front of him. “Please. I’ve got a giant death mallet-- strength tests are nothin’!” She did even flex her bicep to prove her point. “Might even let’cha touch ‘em later.” She added with a wink before falling back in step beside him. She didn’t protest his plans for their evening, she truly didn’t care where they went first or what they did as long as it was a good time and she knew for sure it would be. His awkwardness went unnoticed as she linked her arm with his and steered him towards a burger vendor, thus answering his question.
“Food, definitely. ” She paused for a moment then added, as she cast him a glance. “Nice shirt, by the way. It’s cute.” She herself didn’t differ too much from her usual look, just instead opting for actual pants and space buns instead of shorts and pigtails. Either way, she thought he looked good, crocs and all but that went unsaid.














