Penny
teacher
I've been meaning to say this for a week, so: the deposit's in your name at Fennick's, and I'm the one with the savings. That's the bit I keep tripping over, not the $1,150.
Chapter 64 · Month 35 · Starting a Family
The Long Walk
Whose name is on what, and whether it matters
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Algy
designer
Oh. So it's not the money, it's that the paper says me. That lands, actually — I'd noticed the booking form and hadn't once looked at whose handwriting was on it.
Penny
teacher
So what do you actually want, Algy — your name alone on it, or both? Because I'll sign a form, but I'm not doing it so it looks like a favour.
Algy
designer
Both, and mine second if that helps — but I want to be the one who pays the $1,150, even if it takes an invoice or two. I'm not saying it to look good; I'm saying it because it's mine to fix.
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