Picture-Perfect (From The Files Of Madison Finn, 8) - Plot & Excerpts
Mom said to Madison as soon as she’d walked in the front door. Madison grinned. “It was so cool, Mom. The people, the arena—they had this circus theme—and the singing and there was a real live elephant on stage, too.” “An elephant?” Mom asked. “Yup,” Madison said. “And clowns, and a guy on stilts, and a ringmaster like in a real circus.” “So what was Nikki like? Was she a good dancer and singer?” Mom asked. Madison yawned. “She was okay.” “Okay?” Mom said. She sounded a little surprised. “I thought she was the greatest singer ever. She was, yesterday.” “Yeah, well …” Madison’s voice drifted off. “I think maybe it’s time for you to hit the hay,” Mom said, putting her arm over Madison’s shoulder. “Phin and I have been waiting up for you, but we’re pretty sleepy, too.” “Roworrrroooo!” Phin wailed as soon as he heard his name. Madison bent down to scratch the tip-top of his head. “Your dad called tonight,” Mom said as she tucked Madison into bed a few moments later.
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