It was a crisp October evening and the Spar supermarket had finalised the sale of loads of sweets and booze - the entrepreneurial attitude of the three main characters really shone through, as they ate sweeties and drank lager, whilst viewing the fourth production of 'Dragons Den: On Tour'.
The end of the program was followed up with detailed analysis and great expectation for the next in the series.
With this over, they decided to head across the hall to Nicole's room - she was delighted to see the three boys. They then used their impressive persuasive skills and tempted the mistress out of her lair and promised her wonderful things. She was hugely impressed and agreed to join them on a fruitful, yet enlightening quest. This quest was to ultimately uncover a fatal attraction and surface stories of lies and deceit...
Upon the recruitment of Nicole, the only thing left to do was to expand the quartet to a quintet, with the arrival of everyone's favourite Scouse, Rich.
The group was formed and the stage was set. The famous five left the slums of Salford for the urban sprawl of Manchester.
Their first port of call was the fabulously long 5th Avenue que - However, after little debate they wondered off into the night and eventually ended up in Footage. A pint of Tetleys later, their leader and overall good egg, Dan, explained something about something and they left in a black cab destined for somewhere - However, on reflection it may have been one of the minions that wanted to go somewhere else.. Possibly the cotton trader, Stephen Melling jnr.
It arrived.
42nd Street Club appeared to be the destination, the que was small and the night was old-ish. Sadly, the fish mongers' son, Sam, leaped onto the cotton traders back and the huge warrior who was guarding the entrance disabled admission.
Nicole and Dan quickly evacuated the scene and gave The Venue their trust. This proved a wise decision and so the plucky trio of Rich, Sam and Stephen followed suit.
The night ended.
However, Rich had other ideas and with an empty stomach it wasn't long until the quintet stumbled upon a shining light in an otherwise pointless existence. They had found a takeaway.
A burger or two and a pizza later, they had finished - It was over. Dan and Nicole taxi'd it home, leaving Stephen to communicate with a new found friend, he was happy with this - until he realised he wasn't. A phone call later, he was even less happy - but they didn't care.
Sam had returned earlier and Rich had gone to his abode, the only thing left for the four flat mates was to shake hands and go to bed.
They did this and dreamt of wonderful colours and amazing lights.
The End.
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