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Slowly going to get back into the groove of things.
-sweeps dust away- Some time after the holidays, maybe!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

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Fitz always has Theoâs favourite biscuits and tea at the house, in case Theo decides to visit.
His inherited book collection has become a lending library of sorts. No need for a formal sign-out sheet.
In autumn, he sends vegetables home with Theo when itâs time to clear out the garden.
Aside from his brother, A card/visit from Theo is perhaps the only interaction Fitz can count on during the Holiday season.
â suri rask
â Have funâŚÂ â Suri gave the boy a quick hug, â Maybe you can stop by afterwards and Iâll sneak you a cookie or something, alright? â  It was the closest she would probably get to actually going out that Halloween. It was alright.  Perhaps, she was a little bit but at the end of the  day, Suri understood. Her family had a job to do.  She couldnât play.
âIâLL TRY,â SAID Theodore honestly as he returned the quick embrace. âItâll be hard without you, though.â He let go of a heavy sigh and tried not to think about how it would go later, on his own. Maybe he would stumble into a mystery; maybe he wouldnât. The point was that Suri could neither be a part of it nor be there to at least witness it. âOne day, Iâll get you out. IâllâŚâ He paused. âIâll think of something.â
â mister fiver
Theo was perhaps right, but growing vegetables was one of those things that seldom felt like work - especially since he only grew enough for himself really. It wasnât a major operation in any sense; aside from the initial planting and the occasional problem that cropped up like this slug issue, the garden was mostly a pleasant distraction. Still, the goal was edible food, and at this rate there would be little left.
âIt does so,â he answered his friendâs question after not even a momentâs thought. Indeed, gardening was one of things that seemed to be guaranteed to clear his head, even on a really bad day. Perhaps it was the comfort that came with a familiar, repetitive activity, or the sense of accomplishment that came with creating something tangible and positive. Fitz himself wasnât really sure, and didnât see the point in dwelling on it if the overall effect was a positive one.
âI think th-this will be, be good. Iâve em⌠Iâve a tarpaulin in the shed to throw o-over these, i-i-if is start-starts to look like rain. This, this stuff doesnât w-work as well, after it ra-rains.â
THE BOY DIDÂ nothing more afterward than to nod sagely at his companionâs response. If committing oneself to a par- ticular thing made that someone happy ---and if the way it affected them was generally positive---then there was no further need to continue his questioning. Mister Fiver genuinely seemed to find peace and joy in this activity, and Theo- dore was happy for him.
Eventually, their garden adventure came to a near end. The spraying was over; Mister Fiver declared they use a tarpau- lin next to cover up their work. âAll right,â said Theodore as he stood up, dusting his gloved hands off against each other.Â
Though subtly so, he looked proud and confident, glad to have assisted in what heâd initially deemed as an âadult task.â âAnd then after that, what do we do?â
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â suri rask
â Probably. You saw how angry and mean my  father could beâŚÂ â She laughed nervously, â I think itâll only get worse if we⌠try and sneak  out, you know? â Suri thought it would be a horrible idea, truthfully. But she also desperately wanted to -  wanted to say yes. To rush out and leave her father  to deal wit hthe bakery by himself. To teach him a lesson.
â ⌠I donât know. â
AS MUCH AS Theodore wanted to do  it, at the end of the day, it was still be a bad idea. The temptation was great, but it would be far too selfish. âNo, I under- stand,â he told her, resigning himself to fate. There was only so much one child could do against a bad-tempered adult. âIf I snuck you out for the evening, Iâd still be getting you into trouble with your father when I take you back.â
â rosemary schenck
   Rosemary smiles, fondly daydreaming of their future life together as they bike to her home. Once they arrive though her giddiness is replaced with nerves. Before approaching the door and dealing with the consequences of breaking curfew, she quickly gives Theodore a kiss on the cheek. âGoodnight Theo.â
THEIR time together is suddenly over too soon, but he canât complain after that kiss on his cheek. It wasnât neces- sary, but she gave him one anyway. âGood night, Rosemary,â he told her. âGood luck.â Hopefully she wasnât a- bout to get into a great deal of trouble because of him and his inability to pro- perly keep track of time.
â suri rask
â It was great. Nobodyâs ever stood up to my  father before like that. And⌠I knew it wasnât  going to work, so you did more than I expected. â   Suri let out a loud sigh. Her father wasnât always understanding. What Theo had done already was more than sheâd ever expected.
â Thank youâŚÂ â
THEODORE SUPPOSED THAT counted for a lot, but he still would have wanted it to work. âYouâre welcome,â he did find himself saying shortly after thinking that,seeing how sincere- ly Suri thanked him. Perhaps he ought to sim- ply settle for now. That encounter must have at least planted some seeds of doubt.Â
With a sigh, he took her hand and squeezed it gently. âItâd be a terrible idea to sneak you out, huh?â

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â rosemary schenck
  âYou know I donât mindâŚâ If it was up to her, sheâd stay out as long as she liked. As long as she lives under her parentâs roof though there is no chance that sheâll be able to do that. âOnce weâre older things will be much easier. Weâll have our own placeâŚand there will be no curfews to worry about!â
HE COULDNâT HELP but smile at the thought. Young as they were now, it was interesting to think about the fu- ture. Theodore was in no hurry to grow up at all, but the idea of having no cur- fews and having his own place with just Rosemary was very pleasing. If the two could have that and still stay, in some ways, the children they were now, then that would be perfect.Â
âIâd like that. A lot.â