Prince Noel of Charmington

I don’t play Animal Crossing but I’ve been tempted to start! It sounds very adorable and like a good time-waster. Sunshine Island is by far the cutest suggestion from your parents. I think I’d go with something like Paradise Island, personally. Doesn’t that sound like a lovely place to escape to?

Now would be a great time to start, with the new one coming out. It’s such an addicting game! I’ve been playing it since I was a little kid and the games have only gotten more fun to me as I’ve aged.

Do Sex party island! That way ALL the animals will want to come cross over to your island and you’ll win!

Uh... thanks for the suggestion? Kinda like it, not gonna lie.

Doug: Yes, I am, thanks! I'm playing something called Kings Cup and if I can keep thinking of D animals, I don't have to drink!

Anthony: That's a shame, because you have good looks that can be greatly exacerbated by the right kind of style.

Artie: I probably will! Just to know, you know? Safety matters! And oh yes, I can't even imagine what its like for a princess out there. We ought to make a support group, for sure. Who knows how many people we can help?!

Jeremy: Hm, I mean... possibly. :P But, I'm sure it's great! I'll make sure to give you best my constructive criticism after I try it out.

Jeremy: First of all, I'm very happy for you. Everyone deserves a super comfy bed! Second of all, from how you're hyping it up, I'm hoping you'll let me lay on it and try it out, too.

Virginia: I think there's a higher chance, certainly. I feel like oftentimes humans create rivalries and conflicts in their heads just to pass the time, and if there are no external forces to be in conflict with, then that leaves only each other. And certainly! I'm hardly the expert, but I have read through my father's notes on what he learned there often, in addition to visiting a few times myself.

At least your schooling was accelerated compared to those of us who were spending seven hours a day at various campuses throughout the country. Unless you were doing schooling seven days a week, in which case it would come close to making up the difference. What did you do with the rest of those hours of the day, then? As an investigative journalist, I hope you know that I simply cannot allow you to stop there without asking follow up questions. The sleeping issue clearly drove a bit of a wedge between you because you didn’t want to sleep in her physical proximity, but what was the actual dealbreaker? What one factor contributed to the breakup more than any other?

You’re correct, I didn’t always have weekends and preferred just a few hours a day. The rest of my time was spent running around outside, skipping rocks, climbing trees. I even used to have my lessons outside sometimes when the weather was nice. Oh, it was a few different things. The distance, mostly, but also just growing apart, and the fact that she had no desire to be queen of Charmington, so it was basically inevitable.

Doug: Quick, what's an animal that starts with the letter D that isn't a dog or a duck?!

Maisy: Yeah! I'm super excited too. I invited her so we should be seeing you guys there.

Chandler: it would be nice. I guess it's one of those things you have to go to the country to see.

Anthony: I wouldn't believe you, actually. Thrifting sounds gross but that's because I'm tired of second hand clothes. I'd love to go shopping but can we go to real stores?

Artie: I hope not! I'm not crying which is a good sign and I'm still lucid enough to text! I think that must be part of it lol we ought to have an Heir Support Group to help each other deal with feelings of perfectionism.