He laughed as he took her up to the line. It wasn’t short by any means, but it wasn’t terribly long either. A little over five minutes wait and they were next in line. “Back or front, babe?” He looked around a bit. He’d not been on a coaster in a while. Thank god he was sober.
“Middle,” she said positively. “Near the front, though.” The seat was cold, and she wriggled a bit, trying to get comfortable in it. The attendant put the safety harness down over her, and she gripped on, rattling it, then reached for Robert’s hand. “Hope you don’t mind me shrieking!”
He chuckled and got in next to her, taking her hand once the restraints were down. “I’d be offended if you didn’t.” He wasn’t going to admit he was a bit scared of heights, mainly cause of the last time he was on a roller coaster he had been on some chemicals he probably shouldn’t have been. This should be alright though, everyone else would be screaming too right? The cars started to chug off. “You know, I’ve never ridden this one.”
Complacently, Summer told him, “New experiences are good for you. Here we go!” Slowly, slowly they crawled up the starting slope, the gears clanking and the engine grinding. A spectacular view presented itself as they crested the hill, just long enough to be appreciated, and then gravity took over and jerked them down to the first curve. Summer screamed delightedly, gripping tight to Robert’s hand and laughing at the wind in her face.