The NEW Silva Household!

"My parents just like, made me move here from there!" the prep whined in her obviously-American accent. "I'm still trying to get used to like, what, pence and euros? I don't even know... hey, your voice sounds really familiar; is this Roger?!"

"No, this isn't Roger!" Libby snapped from the shotgun seat. "Who is this ROGER?"

"Oh, he's a guy who goes to school with me. I copy off of him every day in my math class."

"I knew a guy named Roger." Max said thoughtfully. "He used to go to school with me, too. He was in my Potions-I mean Chemistry class, and he was my lab partner. He had bad bladder problems, and he would always smell of BO."

"Eurgh! That's all I needed to know!" the blond hissed. It was quiet for a moment, and things were really intense until she spoke up again. "Next window please, that'll be four euros."

"Fine then."

And he drove up to the pay window, or whatever it's called.

And he stuck his hand into his pocket.

And he couldn't believe there was no wallet.

A rather elderly woman was there. She had a huge nose, and a wart on her cheek. "That'll be four euros."

"Um..." He whirled around at Libby and stared at her with a pleading look. "Quick! How much money do you have?!"

Libby narrowed her eyes at him, and sighed. "Fine. I'll pay this time," she murmured, fishing around in her wallet and pulling out a credit card.

The lady took it, and stared at it for a minute, and a small frown flickered on her face. "Oh dear... it's cash here only. Sorry." And she gave the card back.

Max groaned. "Well, that sucks!"

Libby put her card back, and dug around in her wallet again. A frown formed on her face. In the little part she had set aside for Muggle money, she only had two euro, but she pulled them out anyway. "Uh, this is all I have..."

"Right..." Max took the money, and gave the lady that, and the rest of the change had he found.

The lady's frown deepened. "You're still about a euro short..."

Libby's face was turning pink. She breathed slowly in through her nostrils, out through her nostrils. "You know, I wasn't even hungry in the first place!" she practically spat at him.

Max looked at her indifferently, before turning back to the lady with a shrug. "Forget the chicken sandwich, then." He then picked up his change, and drove to the pickup window.

"It was a turkey sandwich, you know."

The guy at the pickup window handed the bag of food to Libby and Max. He was a poor, zit-ridden redhead, who had a blank stare on his face.

"Hey, kid. Can we have some ketchup?" asked Max.

The kid--whose nametag read Eugene--stared off into space. In Max's direction, so it looked like he was staring at him, when really, he wasn't paying attention.

"Err Eugene...?"

After a few moments, Eugene mumbled, "I'm sorry, what did you want again?"

"KETCHUP!!" yelled Max, with his right eye twitching slightly.

"OH! Yeah, that's right..." Eugene fumbled around for the ketchup bags, then handed a bunch of them to Max. "Sorry, I'm kind of burnt tonight..."

"I kind of tell..."

And they drove away. With their dinner. Yay.

Once they were at home, Libby passed out on the couch, like the stellar wife she is.

Rachel and Nick stood outside of their house. Rachel gasped, and gazed up at the house with round eyes, like marbles. "Nick, look at it! She didn't mention how big or beautiful it was!" she breathed in.

Libby had seen them outside the window, and hurried over to the door to let them in. "You guys! I haven't seen you in so long!" she said excitedly. "Come on in, it's chilly outside!"

Rachel quickly ran in and took off her cloak. "Thank you! It's so warm in here..." She gazed around the room, admiring it. "Your house is beautiful."
Max also came running in the entrance room, with puppy in tow. "Hi guys!" he said cheerfully. He reached down and picked up Paul. "Have you met the puppy yet?!"

Nicolas followed suit, and closed the door behind him. "Hey, Libby, Max... Oh! That's such a cute dog!" Nicolas took Paul in one arm and gave Max a MANLY HUG with the other.

"Thank you! It's pretty new, you know," Libby gushed.