At the entrance to the Peace Hotel that evening...
With three little girls crowding around her enviously, Little Ginny puffed out her cheeks and pointed at the several empty trash cans piled up in the middle of the road...
The little girl's face flushed red as she held up the Poké Ball and shouted at the trash cans, "Get 'em..."
To the astonished cries of the onlookers, the enormous White Gorilla Caesar flashed into the air, and with arms like Roman Columns, smashed a dozen trash cans to pieces!
Old Kent, who usually managed the goings-on in the neighborhood, ignored Caesar's domineering roar. He rushed over "excitedly," scooped up the mischievous Little Ginny, and glared at her, saying "angrily," "Destroying public property is against the law!"
Little Ginny wasn't afraid of Old Kent, the head of the household for three whole blocks around here...
She giggled and kissed the old man on the cheek, then chirped, "I'm a bad girl!
I'm gonna do something bad..."
Old Kent burst out laughing, swung Little Ginny around, and said happily, "That's the spirit! That's the princess of Hell's Kitchen..."
As he spoke, Old Kent set Little Ginny down and glanced at the three girls beside her. Grinning broadly, he said, "Go play. Put that rascal Caesar away...
I'll find someone to clean this up!"
Richard came out of the alley beside the restaurant, pushing a little cart. Looking at Old Kent, he said, "We'll take care of it. We caused this mess, so we should clean it up..."
Old Kent frowned at Richard and clicked his tongue a few times. As he headed toward the restaurant, he shook his head in disappointment and said, "How did Kingpin end up with a son like you?"
It was as if Richard's not being a bad