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"Haha, when I chome." She blushed and quickly finished her breakfast, before wiping her mouth clean with a piece of tissue. "Elliot, it's the weekend so you should relax for a bit. Don't work. If you are bored, you can invite your friends over or something." "Okay. Travel safe." "I know. I checked the weather report today. It's going to be cloudy but with no wind and no rain, so everything should go smoothly," Avery said as she walked toward the living room.

Elliot followed them closely to see them off.

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