"Alright, then. Its settled. Will they need accommodations?" Brian asked.
"Shouldn't," Lee said. "Ideally, anyway. I'd hope you'd let them in out of the rain every so often, but other than that..."
"We'll try to remember that," Brian laughed.
"I'll have them scheduled in pairs. The first pair should arrive within an hour or so from when I get back to them. I'll have to get them their portkeys, after all." He saw Abbey bounce up from her seat, tired of breakfast now. "Done?" he asked her.
"I'll go see Papa," she nodded.
"Abbey," he looked at her. "Don't tell Papa any of our secrets, okay?"
"Shhh," she made a hushing symbol with her finger and then ran off.
"This should be interesting to find out what exactly it is she thinks she shouldn't tell him," Brian laughed. "You know it will come back to us all sideways eventually."
Abbey ran back up to Robert's room and climbed up on the bed.
"You miss me?" she asked him.
"Of course," he laughed. She looked at him and then looked at Jess.
"You make him better," she repeated her order, scowling at her now.
"I am better," Robert laughed, amused by Abbey's determination. "Don't pester Jess unless she says you can."