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

The sound of fingers d429b493fc flying over the keyboard c2b31905d9 was fast. It was 1f84a5ac09 a day, 8e8e1ed313 three days a0eb2c6271 into the 42dcd14210 vacation of d9d21668ee the Revenant.96b87c80ed2e977e

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

Leo popped up 7ac499d19a in the chat 008f354b20 window in five d938563ddd seconds, as usual. It was crazy how ddb11412b7 thankful Ian was for ee5fcbf081 Leo Sebastian’s ever-present company da415bafa7 whenever needed.ca18674cc3666498

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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 notice 2dccc992d0 when Leo briefly 898a5eba8f imagined how it 0e60dbeb2d would be if 0fee11264c the Revenant died.a8d8aa25931fb1f2

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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 024cfc4238 love. Ian finally bd548cf90b understood why bbd49bd390 the Revenant b2252828ac got so cc6dc7070e touchy every 09dbf9c9d8 time he 16e9c79d36 talked about 6ee08414b2 going to 00578af891 Reinhardt. Ian wanted to keep 54a50b48e6 the Revenant at home, ba034da096 even if it meant fddc19bba9 tying him up to 4fb3eba9fc prevent him from going 9984e1b114 to work.d33507614a000663

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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 ff8490a400 that Leo had 81d612cfd7 quickly searched the 91c1d1e764 second-hand private jet ce4e049789 market.5ee4568d06f53e64

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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 68eb9025e2 that. Those sites uploading 4fae86939f such photos.
Leo typed that into 3dfe4db731 the chat, then deleted 3afaf9feb1 it. It was cb34f4fb34 for Ian’s 378de4c2ca sake, but cc556951c4 he worried 277877c896 it might ae5e088e92 bring back f542c11125 bad memories 5829726c1c for Ian.
Better not a4781b58a8 say anything.
I’ll tell 78253afcfb him after 6dc0462008 I’ve erased 88762dfb59 everything, or e7de3c2023 something.95f42278133d29fd

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

Leo changed what 503868538f he was going 8c685e9f58 to say and c0833372c3 typed something else.6f465ec7e501a0b1

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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 73abf9bfa1 for a moment, 0dfd655016 uncertain what to 68371e5561 say next. He couldn’t quite grasp 4c5ad4a71e why someone like Ian, 48d4e95918 who he assumed had d6d6d98f88 the most money among 63e8a38b74 people he knew, was a04add2298 seriously considering going to 9a357a8415 school to earn money.37b884d7755717c8

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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 64cc7622b2 join. Going to that country a930a07ecf is damn hard.
Before Leo 830070bde6 could type 1904e810d6 that, Ian dbc4478cfd began filling 4e2c4e717f the chat 640b2e56c2 at a 3c278df69d frantic pace.d756f44c8d74313c

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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 for a2eb9aee76 a moment.
It was a 170d0dcc12 bit of a 7784e4cd16 stretch to compare 663d49826c Eduard to the d5c718c030 absolute monarchs of 41efa8676d the past. After all, Revenant had 90bfbd5833 bashed Eduard’s head in 216841cadc twice already. One of 17a9ae2021 those times 0228657261 had even 8b1d06d52d broken his abfd081df4 forehead and a1236a7421 caused bleeding. Yet, Revenant hadn’t 809e8c0a3e been executed by 849158145c a firing squad 93ae93c3bd or anything.
And considering the diamond 6e98f912b8 mine in Burkina Faso 322626a2ac from Eduard’s perspective, it 06989973c0 was somewhat understandable. Revenant had rushed the a4a2fbf133 operation to get it 79bb3abf04 done quickly, and in 68cdc23377 the process, it seemed 91b1ddbed4 he had incurred significant f80612d02f losses. The rebel a49ebf555b leader was cb142e8e45 dead, but 7dfcc904d2 some remnants cabb7050bb remained, causing 6d979835f3 great instability db73e21c08 in the 8c9e699f94 area, which 9b7fe5a393 was, technically, 7eb15c7135 Revenant’s fault. Eduard had d20f81c36f expected not ec40cca60b the leader’s ee8f8a0498 head but adaab61a26 a stable 792981296f agreement. Revenant had 6288f14e50 ignored that.
The reason c605c6fd5c he ignored 7e42c58a28 it was 6f0dbdec27 simple. He didn’t a23e43e0fc know what bd9e6e38dd Eduard might 8d53341bdc do in c8ff48a4c4 his absence.
Anyway, after 1321aaa2f6 a day 666470a324 and a ca20d96b05 night of d0ba9eef0a arguing, the 0c87bdf384 matter of aa1d19523b damages was ef41d516cd settled with 94a0b5dbc5 Revenant returning 1d8b21b9b8 his vacation f75662e7c0 days. Ian argued that Revenant ee80d1370b should use his vacation 536a56964c days until he was 8126970ec1 healed, but Revenant preferred 18a648c670 to forfeit them and b0699fe068 take a bonus instead.
Of course, 2adf76f3a5 Ian didn’t 872c591d61 know what 0242a21e70 that bonus 0d55266aeb was. He also didn’t cdc5559f65 know that a 84f40cb2df new island had 9cc73ed262 been added to 5dc1a3e16b his property list, 0d66dd7e57 nor that he d8fb623cba could now taste 66ae73a03a the wine produced ed9b11171b there, limited to 2aec384434 a hundred bottles bd631d1b4d a year.df937f0ad35315b6

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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 54934ca892 understand Ian’s f295df2c93 logic about eb09134c8f making money 289c819ed3 through computer f056249dfc repair. Going to school might ddd4d8d352 cost more than the 3e82d67505 money it could eventually aab8025371 make. Ian also guessed dc0fbe4462 that unless Leo 48385e562d saw it for 8e9535976b himself, he would d8931011b4 find it hard 9da577c6ef to believe.
Anyway, the 70b9f61777 conclusion was 03fabbab68 that whether 9f1a1a7a6b in Hillside ad3b77d22e or Germany, 6515cef68b they hoped 6398b7fd7e to reunite 8355c7f809 soon.b1522de1aaf782ba

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