Hello everyone! Welcome back to another chapter and I am very sorry it took so long for me to do any kind of updating at all. Truth be told: I am very distracted by a new game and I have been trying to write other story ideas because they seemed fun and I didn't want to forget them (because I forget plenty, trust me).
Either way, perhaps this is not the story you would have wished to see updated, but I am currently majorly stuck with Blind Date, although we are slowly getting somewhere. It's a massive horde, so to speak, and the part that I would love to write is still miles away. So yes, I am diverting my attention and I am sorry for that, but I hope to update all the other stories soon as well.
Without further ado, I sincerely hope you will enjoy this chapter even though it is a short one.
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Chapter 9
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As the magic calmed itself within Atemu's soul, the golden third eye upon his forehead vanished from view as well while rose-red irises shone with relief as they watched how Yami turned away from Yugi's bedroom door. Anything to make sure the pale man was safe from his host, and the tanned spirit heaved a fake sigh prior to following his roommate towards the livingroom. A light was turned on, even though neither man needed it as Atemu walked over to the window to see the stars gleaming back at him in the distance. Still, there was guilt within the depths of his own eyes as he couldn't concentrate with Yami whispering softly behind him.
The pale man had began his search once again and even though Atemu knew he should tell the other that he had already found it... he didn't have the heart to do so. Ever since Sunday night, when Yami had touched his golden Puzzle, the tanned spirit had wanted to speak of the incident, but he didn't know how to tell his roommate of the fire that had burned within his soul or about the feeling that he had been denied something when his host had taken the pendant from Yami's warm hands. He didn't know how to tell the younger man of the fact that his search had led him to the Puzzle... especially because Yami seemed to believe Yugi's explanation of why he had been sleepwalking: he simply had been overthinking their research in his dreams and his subconscious had made him aware of Atemu living inside the Puzzle while he had been sleeping.
Deep down, Atemu wasn't sure how to reason that given explanation away, which was why he remained silent and watched Yami carefully. He didn't want the other man to hurt himself, not when the latter treated him as a worthy third person living inside this apartment. They had finished their game a few days ago as well, prior to starting a new one with his host joining them. Charades had also become a way to pass the time and even though what he currently knew had come from Yugi, it did help him in winning a few rounds. Even his host had been a little more bearable this week as well, which had been both a relief and a pleasure to bask in; something Atemu had done with every rising opportunity.
"As he leaned against the cold stones behind him, he let his gaze drift through the surrounding darkness while he tried to ignore the mourning wails of despair. His mind was occupied with the pain of his loss and with the images of what he would never have now that his future was stolen from him. No soft words of reassurance, no gentle caresses through his hair and no more laughter to brighten up his day. No more would he bask in the warmth that had been his salvation and no more would he have the love from the one he treasured so; one he had quite possibly never deserved", were the soft words Yami whispered as he lowered the glass of water away from his lips and stared ahead of himself with unseeing eyes.
The recited phrase broke something inside Atemu, who shuddered at the anguish within Yami's voice and he stared at the pale man as he waited for the other to continue. He had asked his roommate if he ever remembered what he said during the night, but the answer had been a negative one. They had tried to record it, but for several days, the pale man hadn't spoken and they had given up. It was as if a subconscious part of Yami had realised this and it made the tanned spirit grimace slightly while he watched how his companion frowned in sadness.
"It's all right, Yami", Atemu whispered softly, because he felt as if he needed to say something. He had done it a few nights ago as well and it had somehow calmed the other man down. Even if by pure luck, the spirit didn't care... he just didn't want for the sleeping man to be upset. Especially as Yami could take away his own slight sadness for not knowing anything about himself, nor for not gaining an answer no matter how long he gazed at the image upon the wall within the Puzzle or at the stars that were so distant. He didn't want for the other to be upset because Yami brightened his unreal life like none had done for months and it was why he offered the slight reassurance; even if it would be useless.
"Atemu?", was the soft question as Yami took a deep breath and he frowned in confusion prior to dropping the glass he had been holding into the sink. The loud clattering made him gasp for air and he jumped back when the water splashed over the edges. It made the spirit wince slightly, as he hadn't expected for his sleeping companion to wake up and he slowly neared while a soft muttered curse escaped pale lips.
"I'm sorry... I never meant to scare you", Atemu offered gently and confused crimson eyes turned to him, before Yami's face warmed in reassurance with an accompanied tilt of the other man's head.
"No, don't be, it's just a glass and some water. Besides, I'm actually glad you woke me up. It was as if I was inside some weird, dark dream...", the younger male replied softly while he got to his knees and dried the kitchen cabinets as well as the floor from the water he had spilled. Luckily the glass was still intact and he actually congratulated himself for not smashing it against a wall this time. When he looked back up, however, rose-red irises were still filled with guilt and Yami gave a wry smile as he wished he could do more than just offer a few soothing words.
"If you are certain", Atemu whispered while he watched his roommate and the pale man smiled while nodding as he finished cleaning up.
"Absolutely. There is no need to worry, Até", Yami replied softly, before he realised what he had said. "I mean, Atemu, obviously. I'm sorry", he continued while a blush crept up on his face as he had never wanted to offend the spirit by shortening his name. Especially not if that was all the tanned man really possessed currently. Yet, a small smile played on the spirit's lips while his rose-red eyes gleamed warmly.
"Até is fine, if you'd wish to call me that", Atemu offered gently at the same time a kind warmth settled inside his being. The easy way he could accept this, the natural way of speaking with Yami... He truly didn't mind if the other man would give him a nickname only he would be allowed to use.
"No, really, I can't do that. Atemu is your full name and I should respect that. I like your name", was the soft counter while Yami's blush deepened ever so slightly in colour, because was one even allowed to admit that to someone they had met barely a week ago? Especially as he had tried to throw a glass at the man's head prior to realising he was a spirit... It didn't matter that time spend with Atemu seemed to fly by, he couldn't just disrespect the man standing before him.
"Well, if you ever change your mind, I like Até and you may call me as such if you wish", Atemu offered once more and he felt how his smile grew at the soft chuckle Yami gave in return at the same time those warm eyes gleamed with a tender kindness. The other nodded gently as well to signal he understood.
"Very well, Até", were the soft words and a calm pride washed over the tanned spirit. He continued to watch how his companion tried to kill his blush, although neither the smile or the warm gleam in his eyes vanished while Yami cleaned the counter prior to filling his glass with a new amount of water. "Also, thank you for waking me up", the pale man continued while his warm smile turned to one of gratitude.
"Do you remember the dream?", Atemu questioned as he tilted his head in slight curiosity and he followed Yami towards the sofa where the other man sat down slowly. After a small sip, however, the younger male shook his head slowly.
"No, just that it was dark and weird. It left me far more confused than when Yugi woke me up last Sunday night... and I know he said I was probably sleepwalking because of our previous studies, but I haven't done any reading prior to heading to bed and I still dream odd sometimes. Last night- Last night I couldn't stop envisioning the eye which all the Sennen Items, except for the key, carry on their front... Personally, it was a nightmare", Yami said softly while he settled back against the sofa and took another sip of water.
"That I can believe without a doubt and I'm sorry the Items are bothering you in your sleep. Perhaps it is a sign this is a bad idea, just like Yugi's grandfather suggested yesterday when we spoke with him through the laptop", Atemu offered, because he didn't want for his roommate to be plagued by the Items if there was no reason for it. Especially not if he was still safe from them and their magic, yet, the pale man shook his head slightly while pursing his lips.
"Perhaps the video-call from Wednesday was able to spur my subconscious into action the night after, but the words from mr. Muto are not enough to scare me away. Researching the Items and getting to know them is my life's work, especially if that means I can help you find your peace", Yami started, prior to taking another sip from his water. "Still, I have dreamed of the Items before, even before meeting you and before I started to try and find as much information about them as I could. There have been weeks of me not reading the book in the past and I would still be dreaming about them. It's quite possibly because I'm a nerd", the pale man continued with a soft chuckle to lighten the air and he smiled when Atemu gave a small snort as well.
"You are a sophisticated man, Yami, not a nerd", the spirit countered, although that made his companion look at him with a raised eyebrow.
"That is quite an assumption, Até, are you sure you want to tread that way?", Yami asked with a laugh and the tanned man joined him in his mirth, prior to nodding in confidence.
"We may only know each other since last Saturday, but yes, I'll tread there. You are devoted to your studies, but that does not make you a nerd, my friend. It makes you an educated man who is a pleasure to be around with and who has something meaningful to say within every conversation", Atemu replied to the question with a warm smile on his lips while he was glad his unreal body was unable to blush. His soul had feelings, but no blood that could rise to his cheeks the way Yami's blood did to pale ones and the spirit watched how the redness engulfed pale skin with a clear flush once more. It made him smile even more at the same time crimson eyes looked away at the compliment, but the smile was returned with as much warmth as Atemu tried to show.
"Thanks", Yami whispered softly, before he took a quick sip of water once more to try and kill his blush. Again.
"You're welcome", Atemu answered in return and the smile wouldn't leave his lips. Not even when he watched how his companion tried to hide a yawn, to which he chuckled softly. "Your bed is once more calling you", were his gentle words and Yami hummed softly in agreement, although he didn't want to leave the sofa just yet.
"Perhaps, but what if the dreams will come back? What if I'll start sleep walking again?", the pale man asked with a soft sigh and he looked at the spirit when the latter tried to touch him with his incorporeal hand. It made Yami's skin tingle slightly while he could 'feel' something, aside from the gentle reassurance within his being from Atemu's warm smile.
"Then I will wake you once more to let you rest easier afterwards", the tanned male replied kindly and crimson eyes gleamed at the words, prior to Yami's lips curling in a small smile of their own.
"You will?", he asked gently with a tilt of his head at the same time an odd feeling settled within his being when Atemu retrieved his unreal hand to sit back a little more.
"Yes, I will", was the soft reply and Yami smiled in gratitude as he slowly got up from the sofa and placed his glass down atop the coffee table. Crimson eyes were gleaming warmly as they met kind rose-red ones and the pale man sighed as he once more wished he could touch the other man to thank him more properly for his offered words.
"I appreciate that greatly, Atemu, thank you", he whispered instead and the spirit nodded, before he watched his companion leave towards his bedroom. He didn't follow, as that would be highly inappropriate and it wouldn't give Yami the rest he needed, but Atemu did sigh softly as the emptiness of the room made him feel lonely. A different kind than he had experienced so far with Yugi as his host and slowly, the tanned man rose up from his seat on the sofa to gaze at the stars once more. With the lights turned off, he could see them far more appropriately while he contemplated his thoughts and feelings as the hours went by. He had meant his words, after all, for he had always enjoyed the conversations between Yami and himself whenever they had been alone. He especially liked it to watch the other man go about his days or hear of which book he was reading for his work.
Yami would even read certain parts out loud, sometimes, especially if they would make him laugh with joy and Atemu would often join him in his mirth. Or he would chuckle when the other man would roll his eyes for finding a particular part ridiculous, but it felt good to be near his roommate no matter what the circumstances were. For what it had been worth, Yami had even tried to talk him through the meals he'd cook and the mere five days since they had met, didn't feel like that at all. Perhaps wrongly so, but Atemu couldn't help himself as he liked the warm feeling which had settled in his being and he treasured it too, for who knew how long it would last? If there would be no other information about the Sennen Items or him, the pale man would surely stop trying to find something. Aside from that, he would also finish college one day and then they'd probably never see each other again.
Casting the dark thought aside as the sun rose above the horizon, Atemu inhaled while he waited for the occupants of the apartment to come to live as well. He could hear some noises from adjourning neighbours, but it was soon replaced by alarms sounding to wake their owners. The spirit enjoyed the moment, as he listened to doors opening and closing prior to water running in the bathroom, but he stayed near the window to glance at the bright sky while waiting.
"Morning Até", Yami greeted as he entered the livingroom dressed in casual jeans and a simple shirt while he carried his no-sleeve jacket and book bag towards one of the stools at the bar.
"Good morning, Yami. Was the remainder of your night all right?", the spirit asked in return and the pale man smiled warmly while nodding as he got the toaster ready to make him some breakfast.
"Yes it was, thank you. No other weird dreams have kept me awake, which I believe is a good thing and I also got word from Mana: if she can get out of the most comfortable hotel bed she has ever slept in, she'll be on her way here and arrive somewhere after noon with our reading material", Yami answered as he waited for his toast while he poured himself a glass of orange juice at the same time rose-red eyes gleamed in anticipation.
"That is good news", Atemu responded and he could feel how excitement bubbled within his soul, even though he knew he shouldn't let it form. What if the information wouldn't be of use? What if it would only stump them further in their research? Still... it would also bring him further than he had quite possibly ever been and would have gotten if only Yugi had been the one to see his incorporeal self. Without Yami, he would have never learned of his partial origins and perhaps later this afternoon, he'd know more about the Puzzle as well and it would be something. It would be more than he'd had for months and Atemu had to admit he was looking forward to that aspect, even if it wouldn't be about his life at all.
"Morning guys", Yugi muttered as he walked into the livingroom only barely awake, but at least he had dressed himself properly prior to sitting down at the bar. "What are you guys talking about this morning?", he asked while glancing between the spirit and his roommate who was still smiling at the tanned spirit for an unknown reason.
"Well, I have been sleepwalking again and Atemu asked if I had slept well after returning back to bed. I did, actually, and we discussed the fact I have received word from Mana. If all goes well, she'll be able to deliver the books my sister has send over after noon", Yami answered while he smeared jam atop his piece of toast. He took a bite as he watched how Yugi processed his words with a small blink, before the shorter man nodded in understanding.
"Sounds like a plan and I hope her travel goes well. Do you know what she'll bring?", was the slight question as Yugi tilted his head and crimson eyes watched him carefully, before they slipped towards Atemu.
"Well, unfortunately nothing much concerning your past I'm afraid, as I am still unsure of whom you were roughly three-thousand years ago, but I have requested information upon Hamunaptra and Kul Elna as well as more books upon the Sennen Items themselves. I hope that with looking at the images something will awaken deep within Atemu. It may take time, but it will definitely be well spend until I can trace the lines towards your roots", Yami answered slowly and he smiled in reassurance as he continued to watch the tanned man returning his look.
"As I expected and it's quite all right, Yami. I look forward to knowing where I came from", Atemu replied with a smile, because he was. He loved to hear from the other man what kind of lives there had been in the ancient world and even though it still made it appear as if his own memories were barely out of his reach, he would listen to Yami until the latter would tire of telling him of what he knew.
"With the books I'll receive, I hope to tell you plenty", Yami answered in return, although he couldn't stop feeling guilty. He knew a first step had to be taken, but he had promised to find out more about Atemu and the spirit's past. Would the books he'd receive today truly be enough of a start? It made him anxious to think about it and the thought continued to plague him all day, but there was also a small thrill. He'd get closer to his own research, he'd get to know more about what he had been looking for all his life and it could help Atemu in the long run. He would make it so and it was why Yami grinned when he saw the brunette girl waiting for him on the parking lot near his apartment building well past noon that day.
"Mana!", he called out while waving and her dark blue eyes caught it, before she waved in return with a small jump in her step as she met him halfway. Her hair tickled his face as she hugged him tightly and Yami chuckled softly while he was glad to see her as well.
"It's been ages, I'm so glad to see you!", Mana laughed upon greeting him and the pale man couldn't agree more. It felt good to see her, to have someone close by who had grown up as a Keeper as well and to be aware he wasn't forgotten by his 'family'. "Although you will have to get all of your stuff out of my car yourself. What did you ask Ishizu to send you? Half the library?", the girl asked while she took a slow step back and Yami released her gently while grinning in mirth.
"Not half the library, just some particular books about the ancient past of the Khemetians. Has Ishizu told you anything?", he asked while following her to the small white car parked close to the entrance of his dorms, but he tilted his head in curiosity when she pursed her lips in thought.
"Only that you requested these books upon finding something meaningful related to your mission. Now, of course the community is lit up with rumours, so all I know is that it is linked to the Sennen Items, the ones Ishizu is looking for as well", Mana answered while she opened the trunk and revealed a box with two thick books as well as two elongated, cylinder-shaped casings. The pale man only rolled his eyes at his friend's massive exaggeration of requesting 'half-the-library', before he glanced at her with a shake of his head.
"Which means you've been digging through reports again prior to being send away on handing me these", Yami said with a smirk prior to taking the box from the trunk and Mana chuckled nervously while she took the other two containers.
"You know me too well... Might be the end of me someday", was her soft murmur and she blushed a deep shade of red, but Yami merely shook his head as he let it slide. It was well-known that some secrets could not be kept from Mana and she would go to the end of the world to find out the ones involving her closest family. At least, adoptive family, considering she was an orphan like himself and had been taken in by the federation shortly after her birth. Yet, after he had been forced to leave Khemet, she had stayed with Ishizu and had been tasked with other chores than him. It was why she knew different things as she was still very close to his sister while working with her.
"Maybe one day", he promised with a teasing chuckle, however, and she almost shoved him, before thinking about her act as he was carrying books worth more than she could afford. It made the smirk remain upon Yami's lips while they made their way to the third floor, until he had to put the box down so he could open the door to his apartment. "You'll stay for a moment, right? Want something to drink?", was his next question as he picked the box up again prior to walking into the apartment.
"Obviously, because a girl has needs. Where is your bathroom?", she asked while hopping from one leg to the other slightly and he couldn't help but laugh as he pointed her towards the door she needed with a small gesture from his body. She practically dropped the cylinder shaped casings upon the kitchen counter and the pale man continued to laugh while he placed his own box down as well.
"The books are here, Atemu", he said softly afterwards while he took one of them to gently leaf through the pages in search of the particular era he was looking for.
"Welcome back home", the tanned spirit greeted at first as he appeared from nowhere and crimson eyes turned to him while Yami smiled, before he showed the images he was currently looking at.
"Thanks, I hope nothing happened while Yugi and I were gone? Were you able to sleep some?", was the kind question in return of Atemu's greeting and rose-red eyes warmed considerably while the spirit stared at the pages his companion wished to show him. His smile and excitement were contagious and truly a welcome sight to see.
"Yes, I did rest some and no, nothing happened. The whole building has been peacefully silent with everyone off to their classes. How were yours this morning?", Atemu asked and Yami smiled while he turned the page gently.
"It was all right, although the history of art in certain time periods is just not my favourite topic. We have to know either way, considering we'll be sculpting next week which has to be done in exactly the same style. There will be clay everywhere once I'll get home, I swear", Yami promised, before he turned around when Mana cleared her throat slightly at the same time she lingered near the hallway leading towards the bathroom. She had an eyebrow raised in question, quite possibly for his sanity, and he sighed softly as he understood the problem immediately.
"Who are you talking to?", was her question which clarified this entire situation even more and slowly, Yami closed the book as he addressed her with another soft sigh.
"Atemu", he answered, before he rose his hand so she would let him finish. "The rumours were right, I have found more information regarding the Sennen Items. My roommate, Yugi Muto, has completed the famous, golden Puzzle, but a soul has been bound to it. Atemu is the spirit cursed to be imprisoned within the pendant and, weird or not, I can see him", Yami continued while Mana's dark blue eyes stared at him in disbelief. For a moment she was silent and she inhaled sharply while entering the livingroom once more, before she exhaled and shrugged.
"Well, it's not the first time you've seen a spirit, although usually it happened when one escaped inside the library and turned the shelves upside down. I still remember you were absolutely livid", Mana commented softly and Yami nibbled his lip while Atemu stared at him in curiosity. It made him blush ever so slightly, before he cleared his throat as well.
"Yes, well, that was a long time ago. Do you want to sit down and have something to drink?", Yami asked in order to steer the conversation away from him and the 'adventure' he had had when someone had unleashed a spirit inside his portion of the library, but he brunette shook her head slowly while she nibbled her lip.
"Wish I could, Yami, and I'm sorry this meeting is so short... but Ishizu asked if I wanted to do something else for her as well which means I'll have to be getting back. I'm glad I got to see you again, though", she offered and the pale man smiled as he put his book aside. He glanced back at Atemu for a moment, but the other nodded in understanding as he grabbed his keys to walk his friend back towards her car.
"It's all right, Mana, I'm glad I got to see you again as well and I promise our next meeting will be longer. I am really looking forward to hearing how the library is faring and what kinds of missions other Keepers are send on. With me being in college, my license is more or less suspended, so all that you can tell me will be greatly appreciated", Yami offered and the young brunette grinned while they walked back out in the warm sun.
"Very well, next time I hear something intriguing, I'll text you. We'll be a little bit closer to Domino City soon too, which means Ishizu will be able to give you the documents she didn't want for me to handle in a matter of a few weeks. Maybe sooner, it depends on her work at the museum", Mana offered and Yami nodded with another smile gracing his lips.
"I'll look forward to them, especially because I hope they can help with me finding Atemu's past. Or a way to free him from the Puzzle, but she did mention that would take time. We all know the Sennen Items possess a lot of magic and our own may not be enough... But we have to try", Yami mentioned softly and the young brunette at his side nodded, before she drew her friend into another embrace.
"Hopefully you can find some more answers on the Sennen Items, Yami... You've been looking for so long, but you can do this. Although, be careful? I may know less about the magical properties of those things, but we can all agree the council isn't debating on your 'obsession' for nothing. They did nearly destroy ancient Khemet", Mana whispered in his ear and Yami sighed softly with another nod from his head.
"Because that's when all of them were together. This is solely the Puzzle, Mana, so I'll be fine", he answered and for a moment, her dark blue eyes gazed at him, before she nodded in return with a warm smile curling her lips.
"I know you'll be fine, you've always been. Good luck with finding the information you're looking for, Yami and good luck with all your classes. I'm sure they are a delight to get through", she teased in an attempt to get the slight serious mood off her shoulders and she laughed as Yami shoved her gently with roll of his crimson eyes.
"I hope that your next mission will be a pain in the butt too, Mana", he answered in return, before he smiled at the same time a homesick-feeling overwhelmed him slightly. It had already been three weeks since he had arrived at the campus, but even though he enjoyed his classes, he still missed home. He missed his work at the library and seeing all of his colleagues every day while he updated their mission reports.
"It probably will be, trust me, but until then we'll miss you in the hallways. Come back soon, all right?", she asked and he smiled ever so slightly while nodding as she got in her car.
"I'll definitely try, but I have to finish these certificates first and that is going to take me at least five more months. Drive home safe and I'll speak with you soon, all right?", he asked and she smiled while starting her car, probably unaware of his feelings of wanting to join her. He missed the grand building and its hallways just as much as she said they were missing him. He missed his cataloguing of the books and the reports, he missed the meetings and his actual home. He missed his work and Yami sighed softly while he watched his friend leave the parking lot with another wave of her hand.
He returned the gesture of farewell as the sun continued to shine down upon him, before he spotted Yugi walking up towards the dorms. "Yugi, wait up!", he called out in order to distract himself, although he knew there was only one man able to do that. Oddly enough, only his conversations with Atemu or the time spend together with the spirit were able to make him feel at home in the apartment. The tanned man was able to make him feel less lonely, even though he had plenty of classmates and his roommate to speak with as well.
Yami couldn't explain it either, but Atemu made him feel at ease. It was definitely a different feeling than when he met someone else and the pale man knew he could attribute that to being able to share his secrets with the spirit without being judged. Even Yugi still eyed him oddly every now and then, which was silly as the shorter man had been in contact with the Puzzle for several years. He should know magic was real, but all of the conversations so far had led to little believe from his roommate. At least there was the will to work together and Yami smiled as he spoke with Yugi on their way up with the elevator. He told the other man of the books that had been delivered and the excited gleam in those amethyst eyes made it a little bit easier to continue.
Still, nothing could beat the excited look in Atemu's warm rose-red irises and Yami could feel how he was drawn to gaze into them while he gently unpacked everything Mana had delivered just now. He couldn't wait while Yugi used the bathroom as well and he smiled when the spirit asked him about the young brunette in order to distract him ever so slightly. The conversation was pleasant as he explained how Mana was an orphan, just like him, and it was something the spirit could oddly relate to for a moment.
Yugi returned way too quickly to his liking, however, and the tanned man sighed softly while he watched how Yami set everything up atop the coffee table. He could see the glint of sadness dwelling between the excitement and he wished they could have prolonged their conversation in regards to the pale man's family as well as his previous home. If he'd ever be able to see the library with his own eyes, Atemu knew he'd love it, although he smiled when the pale man called him over to sit down beside him. He gladly did so and Yami smiled as both his roommates settled down on the sofa, one on either side of his body, with their gazes fixated upon the books he had been given.
He tried to ignore the pleasant tingle on his left side, where an incorporeal body was close enough to touch... if it had been real and again, Yami vowed he would change that. He would give Atemu the peace the other man needed and a freedom he since long deserved. Even if it would take him a life time do to so, which was why he smiled as he gazed at the books and started his search for the truth.
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Thank you all for reading this chapter and if you have the time, please leave a review. Next up is their research, though I am still working on that particular part, so fingers crossed I will not get too distracted again. See you all again next time! Byebye!