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[notapigeon]

I'm so glad we're going home soon. There isn't anything I want from this place right now.

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[arrogantalloy]

Really,I'm hurt. I can feel my car magazines weeping in my drawer.

[notapigeon]

I don't need to be at school for those.

[arrogantalloy]

These ones you do, I'm not taking them home. So Filch is going to be able to have is wicked way with them.

Speaking of wicked ways, I will be sending a car for you this summer, right?

[notapigeon]

Maybe you shouldn't leave them behind.

Well, you'll have to work around Dave time.

[arrogantalloy]

I've read them all. I don't need them any more.

"Dave time" huh? When did you two become such a happy couple? I'm sure I can work around his jealous ways, to get you out here when you have a free day or two.

[notapigeon]

So, can I have them?

You can't expect us to raise a dragon egg together and walk away from it unchanged. Don't worry. I won't abandon you completely.

[arrogantalloy]

Sure, go crazy. I'll bundle them up for you.

Well that's good. I don't know how my heart would take it, I mean it's very fragile after all. But it also means you have to try and make peace with yourself that I'll be in the New York for a week. Want me to bring you back a bagel?

[notapigeon]

Really? I thought for sure you'd laugh at me.

I'll miss you terribly and think about you every day, as long as you bring me back something nice.

[arrogantalloy]

I grinned with great amusement? Does that count?

Are you trying to say you don't want a bagel?

[notapigeon]

How do I know this isn't a joke?

I can't keep a bagel forever, Tony.

[arrogantalloy]

How do you know it is?

Clearly, you have never had a New York bagel before.

[notapigeon]

I don't. And that's the problem.

I've never left England before either, mate.

[arrogantalloy]

No, yeah. You want them. You can have them.It'll help me fell like I'm doing something good by not just leaving them for some dinosauricly old looking guy to deal with.

In that case, I'll bring you back a few bagels. And a hat. Maybe a scale model of Ohio, don't know if that exsists though.

[notapigeon]

I'll make extra sure to keep them safe. And you can have visiting hours with them if you want.

What's an Ohio?

[arrogantalloy]

You know I love how you're always thinking of me at times like this. I'm really touched.

Ohio is one of my lands 50 states. Haven't been there myself.

[notapigeon]

I try to keep everyone in mind once in a while.

Why would you think I'd want a fancy model of it?

[arrogantalloy]

True sign of a friend right there. Really.

Wouldn't have a clue. Sounds almost something that could be fun to have... If you're kinda boring really.

[notapigeon]

Well, you know they'd probably miss you.

Maybe. Depends on how big it is.

[arrogantalloy]

Well really, when you get down to it, who wouldn't miss all this.

Well it's a state, so pretty big. I think I'll get you something better. Like a New York taxi, I'm sure I can bring one back. Or a pigeon, there's lots of pigeons there.

[chousenplayer]

Unusual. Most of the time you have complaints about leaving at this time of year.

[notapigeon]

This year's a little different. I can't wait to go home.

[chousenplayer]

Something important happening?

[notapigeon]

No. I'm just sick of school right now.

[chousenplayer]

People or work?

[notapigeon]

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Work.

[chousenplayer]

Pretty much everyone is sick of work by now.

[notapigeon]

Then they can understand exactly how I'm feeling.

[chousenplayer]

Our lessons are still more interesting than muggle ones so.

[notapigeon]

Wouldn't know. This is the only school I've been to.

[chousenplayer]

Pureblood then?
And you didn't miss much. Replace parchment with paper and quills with pencils and the magic with the mundane and it's basically the same.

[notapigeon]

Yeah, but Muggles have cool things, like computers and phones. I'd rather have that than stuffy old magic.

[chousenplayer]

Not every muggle has such things. They're expensive to have.

[notapigeon]

I thought those were everyday, ordinary things.

[chousenplayer]

It depends. Home phones are common, yeah, but mobile phones can be expensive. A computers can get shared between a few people. It's not like we each all have them.