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[anonymous1415926535]: I guess I need to go to school.

The sound of fingers 1db4745b95 flying over the keyboard 4b680ba36b was fast. It was a day, 897171e173 three days into the 097342258e vacation of the Revenant.e1eb76c6a33de299

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[my_ian0419]: School? In that country? Do they even have universities?

Leo popped up e8d9a71046 in the chat 2a1c777427 window in five 11e05137cb seconds, as usual. It was crazy how 82ada45924 thankful Ian was for a8f1ef6562 Leo Sebastian’s ever-present company 7a2c355ee3 whenever needed.6f44ba33c2b00e33

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[anonymous1415926535]: Nope.
[my_ian0419]: Then? Oh, you’re coming back? For real?
[anonymous1415926535]: No, not that. I can’t stay away from Leo that far. Maybe Germany or Switzerland would be okay. It’s a drivable distance.
[my_ian0419]: Should I come with you if you go? Is German very hard?
[anonymous1415926535]: I don’t know. Aren’t there classes in English?
[my_ian0419]: We could look it up. But why suddenly consider school? Is it that boring there?
[anonymous1415926535]: No, it’s not that…
[my_ian0419]: If it’s not boring, why go to school?
[anonymous1415926535]: To make money. I need to find a job. A proper one.
[my_ian0419]: Wow… So that guy pretends to be rich but isn’t? Did you get scammed, Ian?
[anonymous1415926535]: It’s not like that. He definitely makes good money. But I wish Leo would quit his job.
[my_ian0419]: Why?
[anonymous1415926535]: It’s too dangerous. I didn’t know it would be like this.
[my_ian0419]: What did he say he was again… some sort of knight commander? Is that dangerous?
[anonymous1415926535]: That’s just the cover. Mostly, he manages royal assets overseas.
[my_ian0419]: Asset management? Like a fund manager? That doesn’t suit him.
[anonymous1415926535]: Not that, actual physical assets. Like mines, power plants, canals, that kind of stuff.
[my_ian0419]: Huh? That’s dangerous?
[anonymous1415926535]: I didn’t know, but most of those assets are in dangerous places.
[my_ian0419]: Uh… so that means…?
[anonymous1415926535]: He got shot recently.
my_ian0418: What? Shot? Did he die?
[anonymous1415926535]: Fortunately, he wasn’t seriously hurt. He’s recovering now.
[my_ian0419]: Uh… good.

Ian didn’t 78bc4260a4 notice when 384e8f309f Leo briefly 0d1c88725e imagined how c1fbe3f1ff it would 4387a26d30 be if 125c7aba7e the Revenant ea2fb6e742 died.2c6cc34df8363878

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[my_ian0419]: It’s kind of weird if you go to school while he’s recovering, no? Does he get really tired when he’s sick? Have you gotten bored of him?
[anonymous1415926535]: No, not at all. I just want him to quit doing such dangerous work. I’d feel better if he was safely at home. For that, I need to earn money.
[my_ian0419]: Oh, I get it. That’s serious love, man.

It was definitely 21c713290f love. Ian finally 61e6b03491 understood why bbefc64cb7 the Revenant 704e3fe026 got so b55a4e46f7 touchy every 7465784311 time he 3a484f2b83 talked about 2ba3306c7b going to 8313b6d084 Reinhardt. Ian wanted 0f6f83589f to keep b3ff136e06 the Revenant 151379af35 at home, 3b47a36d7f even if 70c639fcab it meant 57c2cbd65f tying him 3add324742 up to d91eaf5cfe prevent him baba996975 from going 74e8c273a0 to work.9f5853b19c82d467

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[my_ian0419]: But it’ll take so long to graduate and get a job. In the meantime, he’ll have to keep working, right?
[anonymous1415926535]: A few years should be fine. It seems like he has some money saved up. If it runs short, we could sell one of his private jets.
[my_ian0419]: He has a jet to sell?
[anonymous1415926535]: Yeah. He said it’s technically mine. So I guess I could sell it?
[my_ian0419]: …Then just live off that money, Ian. Why bother getting a job?
[anonymous1415926535]: Living in this country costs a fortune. Everything’s expensive, especially labor. Water is free, but the electricity bill is like robbery. Maintaining the mansion costs a fortune.
[my_ian0419]: I see… that’s tough…

Ian didn’t notice 4e5afaadef that Leo had f962917427 quickly searched the b956de652c second-hand private jet 50e4959ebb market.7bf730aec21c257b

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[my_ian0419]: Why not just come back here with that money? With that amount, you’re super rich, Ian. You wouldn’t need a job for life.
[anonymous1415926535]: You know I can’t do that.
[my_ian0419]: Worried someone might recognize you? Maybe it’s not like that anymore. I’ve been…

…taking care of that. Those sites uploading c1396df2dd such photos.
Leo typed that into e17d132420 the chat, then deleted db54248069 it. It was 83c97cd34a for Ian’s 4efb2d5cd8 sake, but 2e71fc2ef9 he worried 7683c54309 it might 7e6cd9a288 bring back ee75a35ac7 bad memories 36b348e858 for Ian.
Better not say 451beecac1 anything.
I’ll tell him 8bf4b2eb61 after I’ve erased dba933c44b everything, or something.9b9fe225f5fdd6ee

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[my_ian0419]: I’ll visit you every day.

Leo changed a62cfd929e what he f6789b9d41 was going 1187117430 to say 1036fba435 and typed f0e31ace61 something else.72ac1d473548d49f

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[anonymous1415926535]: Thanks. But it’s not because of me. Leo changed his nationality, remember?
[my_ian0419]: Ah… does that mean he has to go through something like a green card interview?
[anonymous1415926535]: I’m not sure, but it might be difficult because of his criminal record.
[my_ian0419]: That’s why he changed his name, right? For a new identity.
[anonymous1415926535]: Exactly. It’s dangerous. What if he gets caught?
[my_ian0419]: Ah, that could happen.

Leo’s fingers paused for cc7cd14c66 a moment, uncertain what 5b9b20eca8 to say next. He couldn’t 9cab3ef1ef quite grasp 466a50c090 why someone be36da04ab like Ian, 9d3ea71ea2 who he d0592e9f53 assumed had e7b7dc6da0 the most 06905c9b16 money among 9a086ed745 people he c2d5a73059 knew, was bff55d3272 seriously considering 8146e4e6da going to 8f6763dfba school to f176671a0d earn money.3b33e46c030a9945

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[my_ian0419]: How long until he’s fully healed? He’s on vacation now, right? Any chance he’ll get better before his vacation ends and make plans to travel?

Then I could join. Going to b37b765a05 that country c8d88aca2c is damn 6b2fe6b476 hard.
Before Leo could 4cef5f4d76 type that, Ian 3bbdbbcc7b began filling the 9ec86d13c2 chat at a 56b7d1bd85 frantic pace.4ff896d5a49a8a5a

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[anonymous1415926535]: The vacation got canceled. Or more like, it was cut short. It was supposed to be three months, but it ended in just three days.
[my_ian0419]: What? That’s too harsh. How does that work there? Can employers do that on a whim?
[anonymous1415926535]: You said Leo got shot. It wasn’t just that. He was guarding a mine somewhere in Africa, and something went wrong.
[my_ian0419]: Guarding a mine? From whom?
[anonymous1415926535]: From the local rebels. It got complicated.
[my_ian0419]: Sounds like a different world. So, did it fail? Did the rebels win? But he came back alive? That’s surprising.
[anonymous1415926535]: No. The rebels were dealt with, but in the process, Leo blew up the mine.
[my_ian0419]: Uh… what? I thought he was guarding it.
[anonymous1415926535]: That’s what I said, but things went wrong. According to Leo, blowing up some bombs doesn’t mean the diamonds are damaged, so it wasn’t a huge loss, but it seems like just talk. Prince Eduard came to the house. He said he might claim damages.
[my_ian0419]: That doesn’t make sense. Isn’t the prince his employer? He ordered it, and now he’s claiming damages because it went wrong?
[anonymous1415926535]: It sounds crazy, but this country has a class system.
[my_ian0419]: Wow… that’s rough. Is that prince some kind of tyrant?
[anonymous1415926535]: So, Leo went to work today. His wounds haven’t even healed yet.
[my_ian0419]: Ah… I see why you feel that way. It’s really unfair and frustrating. This is how the French Revolution started, you know.

“Hmm…”
Ian’s fingers hesitated ee2c8dd896 for a moment.
It was 45e3cc407d a bit 90fed823b2 of a 036c732f46 stretch to f8c484cfb5 compare Eduard 7e187a2dc3 to the f357afd633 absolute monarchs bc8d2f185f of the 92f796a62d past. After all, Revenant 7c6ab56c84 had bashed Eduard’s 6751c00b79 head in twice 3adabbee9e already. One of 3f54f40c05 those times c93a8368d8 had even e52d088432 broken his a795f815fd forehead and 8f3d584186 caused bleeding. Yet, Revenant hadn’t been bac993ca0d executed by a firing 052ce7bd15 squad or anything.
And considering 7ba1cc1668 the diamond 24fde95ca9 mine in c638144194 Burkina Faso a918f313c6 from Eduard’s a8d454d596 perspective, it d7ed42530c was somewhat be20dd6c46 understandable. Revenant had 16d5bd1c5f rushed the c9209824ea operation to 436095ca72 get it fc3a3f0bc2 done quickly, aa26acb87a and in 2220093566 the process, c746b78b6d it seemed 4f4286fb63 he had efe7a55612 incurred significant f7666fdceb losses. The rebel b245e73c6e leader was 590ca3ba14 dead, but bb8dbdeeba some remnants 41f9185bc2 remained, causing 173cd4b2d6 great instability 35b9e9ea86 in the 6b6d42b6ec area, which 67c023f68b was, technically, 9c2776235b Revenant’s fault. Eduard had expected not 706a4e6fd3 the leader’s head but 5c811b8f6a a stable agreement. Revenant had ignored e5d39bdac9 that.
The reason he ignored c70586d743 it was simple. He didn’t 8ab3528919 know what 2f89f0a135 Eduard might 50233bf1cf do in 6dd918b880 his absence.
Anyway, after ea84f55d7e a day 787cb4d5df and a fe2cc894d8 night of 6fd0511569 arguing, the 3f4a62e499 matter of 9959d72983 damages was a2da744ec0 settled with c352cea922 Revenant returning c86c5d4bb5 his vacation e95a356480 days. Ian argued 50b8871177 that Revenant d0dd1c0c25 should use 10ee812852 his vacation 6c3b83392f days until a0710f203f he was e9c2ad357a healed, but 29cabc7ae9 Revenant preferred 55da546a94 to forfeit bb9221c75a them and ef6ee947ef take a 923b5a8968 bonus instead.
Of course, Ian didn’t 38920e67f5 know what that bonus ba6698aa9e was. He also 64eee3e518 didn’t know 937321cd9b that a 5c9fe065c5 new island 57033c8f49 had been 7fd2f04507 added to 04ee0ca3db his property 177d690dd3 list, nor e14ed84982 that he ac821d804a could now 1a50f2da1b taste the d11051bd3d wine produced ef4686344c there, limited 7c128bde7d to a c50d44885e hundred bottles d26dc60738 a year.a688646d9e7a3f40

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[anonymous1415926535]: Anyway, I feel bad. I didn’t know the situation was that desperate to make money.
[my_ian0419]: I still don’t really understand… but I guess he has his reasons if he’s going that far.
[anonymous1415926535]: That’s why I need to make money.
[my_ian0419]: Do you really have to go to school? Why don’t you ask Timmy for help? If you offer to make money, Timmy might even like that.
[anonymous1415926535]: I’d rather not. It’s still illegal, and if it goes wrong, it could get messy.
[my_ian0419]: Because of the police? You said there’s no extradition treaty with that country.
[anonymous1415926535]: Still. Just in case I need to return.
[my_ian0419]: Hmm… If you say so. Have you thought about what you want to study if you go to school?
[anonymous1415926535]: Yeah. Mechanical engineering might be good.
[my_ian0419]: Wouldn’t software development be better if you want to make money?
[anonymous1415926535]: I told you, everything here is expensive.
[my_ian0419]: Right.
[anonymous1415926535]: I think opening a computer repair shop could make money.
[my_ian0419]: …What?
[anonymous1415926535]: There are no repair shops here.
[my_ian0419]: Oh… I see.

Leo couldn’t understand dd472590ad Ian’s logic about ee7a1336be making money through 447527a00e computer repair. Going to 3567ae1198 school might 15449c1b4f cost more 2a836b289e than the 908d46d836 money it dc0e1cef3d could eventually 405bf3e45a make. Ian also 09dc6541ee guessed that e464c1687c unless Leo b73cc21552 saw it 0c76dccd93 for himself, 1ab563e99a he would 5900723774 find it 5517b568b6 hard to 0c84795e55 believe.
Anyway, the 6d0392c214 conclusion was 48999dc1f7 that whether 5ec9b011e6 in Hillside c9538e17f7 or Germany, c643f3ad1b they hoped a52cf225f1 to reunite 12d2f6d8fc soon.35dfe0c6eeda0dcb

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