Oh, I've made some money! Finally!
I've read that this is how things were settled before the wars: one would renounce to sue if given enough incentives in the form of gold, coins, and banknotes.
This one in my hands doesn't resemble any of those, but Leo said I'll have money tomorrow.
When we get out of the court, most of the people are still here. Not to hear the final sentence, just to chat and socialise.
I spot Susan in a corner, next to her parents. She's glaring at me as if I tried killing her, but she's forced to turn her gaze away every couple of seconds. She can't manage to stare longer than that.
My hypnosis is still working.
I haven't seen the other two girls if not for a few minutes during the session. I hope they ran home and forgot about it all because I don't want to deal with them now.
«Let's go,» Leo says. «We have a lot of things to do.»
We just need to pack our things and move them to the new place.
