Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend? Page #2

Guys, we don't

have time for this.

It's been almost a year

since we lost Mom and Dad.

I think I have a shot with her if

she could just see the real me.

I just want her to

think I'm normal

so I can be her

date for Halloween.

Max, you don't have time to make

people think you're normal.

You need to be helping us

find our parents. Yeah.

I have a life, you know.

Okay, that was rude.

I'm sorry.

We'll see you upstairs.

That never gets old.

Come on.

Mom! Dad!

I'm home!

Grandma!

So good to see you. Look

how big you've gotten...

When you walked in I thought you were

an adult in a Max Halloween costume.

Hi, cousin Shelly.

Hey.

Oh...

We can only stay

just a little bit,

but I have enough

time to go like this...

Grandma!

I'm too old for that.

"Never too old to be

pinched" is a Grandma law!

So, how's school?

It's weird.

What do you mean, "weird"?

You seeing anybody?

Seeing?

You mean, like ghosts?

Like a girl.

Like a girl!

Just getting in

the Halloween spirit.

Oh, and, um, speaking of school,

Chester called and apparently the

PE test is on again for tomorrow.

Oh, great!

And I thought Friday would

be an easy day at school.

Oh, come on, Max.

It's no big deal!

Hey, PE is fun.

It helps with your coordination,

your concentration...

Besides, it builds your

body up for the babes.

Yeah, but it's

the stupid rope-climb test.

I can't even get

started on that thing.

I always fail.

Oh, and gym is graded!

It will totally

dunk my whole GPA.

Well, it will if you go

in with that attitude.

Hey, come on, Son.

You got to think like a winner.

You got to feel like a winner.

You know what? Get in there, stand

at the bottom of that rope,

stare up and say...

When I get to the top I just

hope nobody looks up my shorts.

I was very good-looking

when I was younger.

Things change, darling.

You'll learn.

Look, your brother, Colin,

is really good at that.

So, go ask him

for some pointers.

Colin?

The only pointers he has are the

ones popping up on his forehead.

Max!

He's definitely from

my side of the family.

Okay, why don't you go ask

your brother for some pointers.

Okay, I will.

Bye, Grandma.

Goodbye, sweetie.

- Bye, cuz.

- Yeah.

Happy Halloween.

Try to meet a nice ghoul.

You could bring her home

to your mother.

You know, you would be so

much better as a blonde.

Have you ever

thought about that?

What's up, booger boy?

Wait.

Do you hear that?

Hear what?

That...

That cat meowing.

It sounds like it's coming

from right here in the house.

Ha! You wish. Mom and Dad

would never let you get one.

So, you don't hear anything?

No.

Just this...

Hey! Get off!

Ugh! I have to

wear this.

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