Tucker Leo Heidi Cherry & Vaya | Humans #32 - Bowling

Are you ready to meditate with Corrie?

Lay down and get super,

Super comfortable in your bed.

Make sure that everything is just right in your room.

The lights are just right.

You're wearing your cosy,

Comfy pyjamas.

And all is well in the world,

So that you can relax your body and let go of your busy,

Busy day.

Heidi,

Cherry and Vea were very excited.

They were over at Tucker and Leo's house.

Tucker was already outside on the back garden,

Digging up his magical stone.

They had a plan.

Tucker was digging and digging.

His stone wasn't where it normally is.

He was starting to panic.

He was digging,

Digging even more,

Digging even deeper,

Digging an even bigger hole than he'd ever had to before.

And he still couldn't find his magical stone.

Tucker started to dig on the other side of the Buddha statue.

The side where he never puts his stone.

But maybe,

Last time,

He'd put it back and he wasn't thinking straight.

Or he put it back and he just wasn't paying attention.

You know,

Like sometimes how you go shopping and then you leave your car in the car park and then when you get outside you're like,

Where did I put the car?

Where's the car?

He thought maybe he was having one of those moments.

So he started digging on the other side of his Buddha statue for his magical stone.

You know,

The stone that made all of them turn into humans.

Well,

That's what they normally wished for.

But the last time they ended up as butterflies and it was so fun.

But this time they had a plan.

But it wasn't going to plan because he couldn't find the stone.

Oh gosh,

Oh gosh,

Oh gosh,

Oh gosh,

He kept saying over and over again while he was digging.

Where's my magical stone?

Oh no,

What will I do without my magical stone?

This is the end of the world.

It's the end of the world as we know it.

And then Tukka felt something on the end of his toenails.

Something hard.

Something that felt like his stone.

He frantically dug with his front paws even faster.

And there she was.

Phew.

OMG,

That was a close shave.

Tukka picked up the magical stone and nailed it up to the moonlight.

It happened to be a full moon.

The stone,

The white opaque stone,

Glimmered in the moonlight.

It got really bright in his paw.

And then the golden veins that ran through it started to light up.

As if it was like golden lightning in the sky.

Then his angel appeared.

His beautiful,

Magical angel.

Right there in the stone.

She was flying in the sky,

Just kind of hovering above him.

She looked down and smiled.

You get one wish,

She said.

Just one wish.

Tukka said,

Oh my lovely,

Beautiful angel.

I thought I'd lost you forever and ever and ever.

Oh,

That would be so horrible.

But,

But this is what we want to do.

This is what we want to do.

Can we be human,

Please?

All of a sudden,

Tukka found himself in his human boy body.

He looked down at himself.

He had a big,

Baggy t-shirt on.

It was bright red.

And on the front,

It said peace.

And then he had big,

Black,

Baggy jeans.

With some black rands.

And he had a black cap on.

Once again,

He had his long,

Black hair that he flicked to the side,

Just like Justin Bieber.

He was super cute.

He walked in the house ready for what they planned.

And when he walked into the kitchen,

Leo was sat there in a big,

Baggy white t-shirt with some blue jeans and his beige vans.

Are you ready?

Said Leo.

Tukka said,

I'm ready.

Sure am.

We're gonna beat you girls like you've never known.

Tukka,

Leo and D'Angelo,

Mr.

Kitty was over at Tukka's house,

Along with Heidi,

Cherry and Vea.

D'Angelo,

Tukka and Leo were going to take the girls on at bowling.

Cherry was wearing a red t-shirt.

Ah,

We're twins,

She said to Tukka.

Her red t-shirt didn't have anything on it.

It was just bright red.

And she tied it in a knot at the front.

And she got some baggy,

Flared blue jeans on.

She'd also got a pair of red converse boots on.

She looked very cool.

Heidi was wearing a grey t-shirt.

And she had on a purple skirt with her purple glasses.

Vea was wearing a pink jumpsuit.

The pink jumpsuit had these cutest little yellow ducks embroidered all over it.

It was the best.

And she had on some yellow converse boots.

Super,

Super cute.

D'Angelo was wearing a bright yellow t-shirt.

Vea said,

It matches my duckies.

D'Angelo smiled.

Of course it does.

Anything for you,

My dear.

Vea blushed.

They got to that point where they started to match their outfits.

You know,

Like couples do.

He was also wearing a pair of white baggy jeans.

It was time to go.

All the way there,

In Tukka and Leo's van,

Their mum was driving them there.

The boys had been winding up the girls about who was going to win.

Cherry said,

OMG,

You're ridiculous.

Why would you believe that?

Everybody knows that girls are so much smarter and so much more capable than boys.

Tukka said,

As he flicked his hair,

That's fighting talk.

We'll see about that,

He said.

Heidi said to Leo,

I really do think that we will win because we've been practising.

Leo said,

Well,

That's not very fair.

When did you guys go bowling without us?

Cherry said,

Well,

We haven't been bowling.

We've just been playing bowling on the wee.

You know,

But I bet it's just exactly the same.

Leo rolled his eyes.

Yeah,

I bet it is.

And then he started laughing as if to say,

These girls,

They've got no clue.

They've got no idea.

They think they can play bowling because they've been doing it on a wee.

They're crazy.

D'Angelo was sat next to Vea on one of the double seats.

Vea said,

Shall we make a bet on whether the girls win or the boys win?

I think we should bet this.

The next time that we're all human,

The girls get to choose what we should do.

But if the boys win,

The boys get to choose what they should do.

But if we win,

We definitely get to choose what we should do.

Vea said,

Do you understand what I mean?

D'Angelo said,

I always understand you,

Vea.

Yes,

That's a good bet.

So if we win,

We get to choose what we do next when we become human.

And if you girls win,

You get to choose what you do next when we become human.

Yes,

Vea said.

Exactly.

Let's shake on it.

They both shook hands.

And then,

Conveniently,

Didn't let go.

They were holding hands in the van,

Smiling at each other.

The bowling place wasn't too packed,

Which was good.

They managed to get a lane.

They were all putting the shoes on and Cherry said,

Oh,

Gee,

These shoes are just the best.

They're so cute.

But it's a bit gross.

You know,

How many feet's been in these shoes?

She asked the lady behind the counter that gave her the shoes.

The lady behind the counter that was working there looked barely older than Cherry.

She just shrugged her shoulders.

She was chewing gum and she popped it really loud in Cherry's face and she said,

I don't know.

How am I supposed to know that?

Cherry said to Vea,

Well,

You'd think she'd know,

Wouldn't you?

I mean,

She works here.

She's not paying attention.

Vea said,

It's probably just too many to count.

Cherry gagged.

Tooker said,

I know,

Right?

So gross.

Luckily,

They'd all remembered the socks,

Because can you imagine putting those shoes on without your socks?

Yuck,

Yuck,

Yuck.

D'Angelo had the job of typing in everybody's names.

They were ready for a serious bowling competition.

Cherry was up first.

Oh,

If Jay,

Which ball do I get?

She was trying them all from the lowest number,

The lightest ones,

To the biggest numbers,

The heaviest ones.

This one's so,

So light.

I can't even get my little fingers in it and I've got little fingers.

What do people do when they need a light one when they've got fat fingers?

Vea,

You've got fat fingers.

Can you get your fingers in this one?

Vea said,

Excuse me,

I do not have fat fingers.

She looked down at her fingers.

She got bright yellow nail polish on to match the ducks on her outfit.

Fingers are lovely,

Said Vea.

Cherry started laughing.

Got you.

Vea blushed.

D'Angelo said,

You just ignore her,

Vea.

Your hands are the best hands I've ever seen.

They're beautiful.

Vea blushed again.

Cherry eventually found the right size ball.

Well,

She thought she did.

Can we have those sidey thingsy up?

You know,

Those thingies that protect your ball?

So it don't go down the sides.

Can we have those sidey things up?

What are they called?

Heidi shrugged her shoulders and said,

What,

Like the guards or whatever they are?

I don't know what they're called.

The railings?

Yeah,

I need me railings up.

D'Angelo said,

I need to put that in the settings.

Do you want them up every time?

Because I think I can only put them up every time.

Yes,

I do.

I do.

I want them up every time,

Said Cherry.

I need a little bit of help,

Even though we're going to thrash you guys.

I'm just saying.

Tucker said,

Well,

Then if this is a competition,

I don't think she should have the railings up because that's not fair.

I think we should all either have the railings up or none of us have the railings up.

Leo said,

Actually,

That's a good point.

Heidi said,

Yeah,

I agree.

Sorry,

Cherry,

Railings down.

Oh,

I'm ashamed,

She said,

Walking towards the floor where you stand to throw your ball or roll your ball or do whatever you need to do to make it hit the things,

The pins,

The bottles,

You know,

Those things at the end.

Cherry haphazardly just kind of swung the bowling ball behind her and then did this funny thing with her back foot where it curtsied up in the air a little bit and then she leaned down as if she was squatting and then she just let go.

The ball rolled exactly down the centre,

All the way to the end.

And she knocked over every single pin.

She shouted,

I'm so good,

Told you I was good.

It turned out that Cherry actually was completely fluky at bowling.

She almost got them all down,

Every single shot,

Guys,

Every single shot.

Vea was absolutely shocking.

She missed every time,

Almost every time.

Heidi was pretty good most of the time,

Which made up for Vea not being good at all.

But luckily,

D'Angelo wasn't any good either.

Most of the time,

They were just googly-eyeing each other and not paying attention to whose turn it was or when their turns were or anything.

So they were as bad as each other,

Those two.

Thank goodness,

Because Leo was absolutely amazing at bowling and Tucker was,

You know,

All right.

Cherry thought that was the best thing ever,

The fact that she was better and she was scoring more points over and over again.

And Tucker,

Tucker was never going to live it down.

Cherry would remember this day forever and ever and ever.

Those two were so competitive.

But Leo,

Being shy and cool and just being Leo,

Wasn't bragging about being the best out of all of them at all.

He almost got a strike every single time,

Except for two times.

Can you believe it?

Every other time was a strike.

Cherry was really good,

But not that good.

And the boys won.

Cherry was peeved.

OMG,

I really don't like bowling.

It's terrible.

It's the most boring thing I've ever,

Ever done.

Heidi said,

Don't be a sore loser.

It's okay.

Vea said,

Yes,

I know.

But unfortunately,

That means they get to choose what we do next.

The next time we become human,

They get to choose.

The boys huddled up as if they were in some kind of rugby huddle,

Deciding what they were going to make the girls do next time.

Leo said,

We've decided.

Are you ready for this?

The girls looked at each other as if to say,

No,

No,

We're not ready at all.

The boys looked at each other as if to say,

This is going to be so much fun.

Great.

Tucker couldn't stand it any longer,

And he shouted,

Basketball.

Cherry said,

What?

OMG,

No,

No.

Yes,

Said Tucker.

Next time we're human,

We're playing basketball,

Girls.

Ha,

Ha,

He thought it was hilarious.

Tucker,

Leo and D'Angelo all high-fived each other.

The girls were not impressed.

Vea said,

What am I supposed to wear to that?

Cherry said,

OMG,

Vea,

Is that all you ever think about?

What?

Heidi said,

Whatever you wear,

Vea,

You're going to look great.

The thing is,

We now have to practice basketball until the next time.

Every spare minute we practice,

Girls,

Right?

Heidi,

Cherry and Vea all put their hands together and did this.

Whoa,

Whoa,

Whoa,

Kind of thing.

They made a deal.

They were going to beat these boys no matter what.

No way were they going to win again.

No way,

Jose.

The end.