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Harriet feels Left Out

Me: Seeing Alice get off the train was a magical moment.

Nell: I can only imagine.

Me: There wasn’t any room for you because I was sitting in the back of the car.

Nell: I sit in the back of the car.

Me: I haven’t got a voice at the moment and Kev thought I should sit in the back with Alice so we could chat.

Nell: It’s fine. I understand and am happy that you are happy. On another note we have a problem with Harriet.

Me: Oh no. What’s happened?

Nell: Harriet is feeling Left Out.

Me: Oh dear. That’s not good.

Nell: It’s something we all have to go through and one that I, myself, experienced only yesterday when I was excluded from collecting Alice.

Me: You’re never going to let me forget that. Why is Harriet feeling Left Out?

Nell: David is now the Mayor of Kingsbridge with a beautiful silver chain.

Me: Only he isn’t.

Nell: Let me finish. Poppy is a pirate chef with fluffy hair and long boots.

Me: I knew about the hair but not the boots.

Nell: And I have been invited to the King’s Coronation.

Me: Of course you have. I forgot.

Nell: Only Harriet is simply herself.

Me: But herself is perfect.

Nell: That’s what I said.

Me: She is exactly what she should be.

Nell: I agree.

Me: She doesn’t need a silver chain, or fluffy hair, or long boots.

Nell: No. But she might need to go to the King’s Coronation.

Me: Might she?

Nell: Yes. So I’m making her my plus one.

Me: Does she know?

Nell: Not yet. I wanted to let you know first.

Me: Why?

Nell: Because I was going to take you with me. You and me. Always. Remember?

Me: Yes. Sorry.

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