The music was not like any Satine had ever performed, but the man singing it had a fine voice. Stopping to listen was natural enough, and she tilted her head while watching the stage from a few feet away. The song itself was sad, very sad, something to remind her of a loss, or maybe that was just her mood at the time.
When his voice reached a break, Satine lifted her hands and applauded, a smile at her lips.
"Hi," Chad says, greeting the woman, trying his very best to stuff some amount of chipper into it. He isn't sure how long she's been there, or if maybe he was potentially in the way of something she might have needed the stage for. Singing to stuffed dogs probably wasn't as important as some of the other stuff it was used for.
"Hello." Satine's voice was warm, and she took a couple of steps closer to the stage. "I did not mean to interrupt your practice." It would not have been a performance, there would be more people in attendance.
Sunny peeked up over the side of the stage, trying to get a look at who was singing. If she stood on her tip-toes and kind of pulled herself up by her hands she could just make the boy out.
Except it wasn't really, not once Chad swallows his initial panic and sees the tiny set of eyes looking over the stage. He crawls around Lisa and, sure enough, there's an entire little person to go with the eyes and voice.
"Hi. I thought you were a disembodied voice, but you're not. You're just very tiny," he says, just in case she hasn't realized it for herself. "I used to be in a band back home, and that was one of our songs. The band and the song are both called 2gether."
Compared to the Ewok cat, maybe... "Okay, okay," Chad says, holding up his hands. "You're big. Huge, even." At least her voice was. She, though, was still tiny, no matter what she said.
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When his voice reached a break, Satine lifted her hands and applauded, a smile at her lips.
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"What're you singing?" she asked.
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Except it wasn't really, not once Chad swallows his initial panic and sees the tiny set of eyes looking over the stage. He crawls around Lisa and, sure enough, there's an entire little person to go with the eyes and voice.
"Hi. I thought you were a disembodied voice, but you're not. You're just very tiny," he says, just in case she hasn't realized it for herself. "I used to be in a band back home, and that was one of our songs. The band and the song are both called 2gether."
Ohmigod! It makes sense now!!!
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