benjibeckett:
Welcome.
I’ll see you ‘round, Willow.
Yeah, bye.
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benjibeckett:
Just – chuck my shirt in my room when you’re done with it, yeah?
Ha. Yeah. Okay.
Um. Well, thanks for today and stuff.
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It’s not often I get a night off. I’m gonna – go make the most of it.
Oh. ‘Kay, yeah. Well. Good luck with that, then.
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benjibeckett:
Are you gonna hang around?
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benjibeckett:
Here.
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benjibeckett:
Yeah. Alright. Let’s get you home, then.
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benjibeckett:
Perfect spot to see the stars.
Max’ll be getting home.
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benjibeckett:
So?
So, it’s gonna get pitch black in the middle of nowhere.
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benjibeckett:
Whatever you like.
Well, no more running. We know that. It’s getting proper dark, though.
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benjibeckett:
Alright then. What’s next?
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benjibeckett:
I don’t think so.
There’s that stubbornness I was talking about.
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benjibeckett:
You’re not.
I mean, a bit.
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benjibeckett:
Fine?
Well, now I just feel like a bitch.
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benjibeckett:
I like my jobs. I get to – spend time with good people. Keeps me busy; always something new. Libby started piano lessons last week. And Iain – I reckon we’ll be able to afford to send him to football camp this year. His team’ll chip in a little, still, but – you should have seen his face when I told him. Sarah’s starting Hogwarts in September with her own robes – not Maisie’s old ones. Libby might still be wearing Katie’s, but, we’re working on that. I like my jobs, Willow. S’got nothing to do with being stubborn.
Oh. I mean, fine.
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benjibeckett:
Why would I lie to you?
To preserve your -- I dunno. Stubbornness about keeping nine billion jobs.
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benjibeckett:
You don’t believe me?
Ummmm. Moderately, I guess.
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benjibeckett:
I’m fine. I’m happy, Willow.
Whatever you say, Beckett.
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