Gerry And Bailey's Phantom of the Opera stage show.

Bailey laughed and sat back as the swings swung her around and around and then stopped, Bailey winced softly, "Alright, not going on that ride again, just after I ate.." She said, feeling a bit nauseated.

Sam grinned softly, "Sometimes."

Gerry grinned and wrapped an arm around her. "Aw. We can rest a bit or just stroll around 'till you feel better."

Erin crossed her arms over her chest and raised an eyebrow. "And when is it bad?" A small smile played across her lips.

Sam shook his head, "Let's go on another ride, love." He said softly, shaking her head.

Erin's smile faltered for a moment but was quickly replaced by a rather lopsided smile. "Why can't you answer that?"

Sam shook his head and smiled, " My mother was a rather stubborn lady.. She fought through her cancer, but in the end, it wasn't enough. I guess I was just thinking of that."

Erin paused, frowning for a moment. "And just how is being stubborn bad then?" She raised an eyebrow slightly. "Doesn't seem to be a bad thing to me in that situation."

"It's not bad, it's admirable." He smiled, "And it's sometimes really fun. Now hirry up and pick a ride, lass!"

She smiled slightly. "In a bit. I'm gonna go smoke. I'll be back shortly." She winked playfully and slid into the crowds, easily disappearing in the direction of the exit.

Sam looked about and took a seat beside Gerry and Bailey. "Be still my beating heart, that girl has it."

Bailey giggled softly, "Be still my eyesight. I'm so dizzy." She frowned softly.

Gerry smiled slightly and rolled his eyes at Sam before turning his attention to Bailey. "You alright, hun?"

"I probably shouldn't be riding on rides, hey?" She joked and leaned back against the bench, shutting her eyes.

"Maybe you'll feel better after a rest." Gerry smiled hopefully.

Sam laughed softly, "Maybe we should go, it's getting pretty late anyway." He glanced at his watch.

"Aw." Gerry pouted playfully. "Do we gotta?" He teased his friend. "Best go find your lady friend if we're leaving."

Sam pulled on his coat and walked outside, trying to find Erin.

Bailey smiled, "You're going to a gay bar, tonight." She winked. "You'd make a cute gay man, actually."

Erin was sitting on the ground leaning against the wall not too far away. A forgotten cigarette hung between her fingers. Her eyes were closed and she was singing softly to herself, too softly for him to hear.

"Oh really?" He raised an eyebrow, grinning widely. "Glad someone else thinks so too." He teased, winking at her.

Sam walked closer, afraid to interrupt this personal moment, "Er, lass?" He said softly.

Bailey smiled at Gerry, shaking her head.

Erin jumped slightly, dropping the long forgotten butt. She looked up at him and smiled slightly. "Sorry 'bout that. I space out way too easily."

Gerry just grinned at her and kissed her cheek.

Bailey smiled and stood, "Let's go, Gerry."

Sam smiled and helped Erin up, "We're going to the bar now, You okay with that?" He grinned softly.

Gerry smiled, hopped up, and took her hand, following her out.

Erin smiled slightly and wiped herself off a bit. "Fine by me."

They all met up at the bar, which was just inside the mall. Bailey showed her i.d. The music was already pumping and Bailey could feel the beat in her stomach as she descended the stairs into the bar, there were dim lights, a dance floor, where a few people were on the dance floor, a few tables and chairs, a bar, another bar on the other side and on the other side of the dance floor were a bunch of couches in the VIP section. When Bailey flashed her VIP card, everyone got in for free.

Bailey tugged Gerry downwards and removed her sweater, wearing a simple red bra underneath and a fishnet shirt,it showed off her stomach rather well. She wore a black short skirt and black flats. She grinned softly, the atmosphere was smoky because of the gas machines on the dance floor and crowded.

Gerry smiled as he followed Bailey down into the club. He didn't have much to wear for these sorts of situations so he was wearing a simple, white, short sleeved button up shirt that was left unbuttoned and jeans that clung to his hips, showing off his pelvic muscle line thingys rather well. When Bailey took off her sweater, his eyebrows raised quite a bit and he smiled. "Very nice..."

There was an poorly attempted wolf whistle from behind them where Erin stood. She grinned and winked at her friend as she slipped off her long coat, revealing the outfit that she had been hesitant to wear at first. She subconsciously attempted to tug the back of her skirt down a bit as it showed off her black and white striped Hello Kitty pirate underwear beneath at the slightest movement.

Bailey laughed softly, winking and giving a high five to Erin, wrapping her arms around her friend.

Sam wore the simple business shirt that showed off his stomach and jeans that clung to his hips. When Erin took off her coat, he tilted his head, staring. She was gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. "Wow, lass, you look great."

Erin giggled and wrapped her arms around her friend as well, blushing ever so slightly.

"Best be closing your mouth, boy, 'fore you start drooling." Gerry pushed his friend teasingly.

Bailey shook her head softly, "Best be following your own advice there, Gerry." She shook her head grinning.

Sam nudged him, "Yeah, Gerry!"

Bailey tugged Erin over the bar and ordered a few drinks.