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He went to take seat, tilting her head. "Late in the afternoon, so no worries."
"Sorry, but my mind has been made up. That's the final decision."
"Since when? I thought he was more invested in field hockey?"
"It's fine," he said. "I just don't stay at my house for long."
"So we can agree that you would lose the argument thus leading to the fact that it was not your fault, correct?"
"I'm surprised it's not looted," he said. "Guess there haven't been too many visitors."
He squinted at her. "That's not true. I just don't like cluttered houses."
She pursed her lips, a smile threatening to take over. "I was just saying."
"Are there any books?"
He shrugged easily. "I don't have that much stuff."
She squinted at him. "Of which you are not on the list."
"What is there?" he asked curiously.
"It will," he agreed, putting his hands on her her back. "It should be easy enough, too."
"I know," she said. "I like proving my points."
He looked around. "You've been up here before, right?"
"We are getting married after all."
She tilted her head at him. "I'd rather me than you."
He groaned. "How am I supposed to know?"
"Well," he said, "I think I would like living in the same place as you."
"But you getting hurt as well would have made things worse. Besides, it was only one stab."
