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"It's fine. It's just how it is." Closing the newspaper and rolling it up, Leo pushed it down into one of the many inner pockets of his robes. Hed read it in more in depth later during the day if there was a drop in the steady stream of library visitors.
As Javy took a seat on the ground next to him and handed him a photo of his future god son Leo's eyes widened as he exclaimed in happy surprise "He has grown so big. Have you thought of any names yet?" Given that in not a too far future Javy and Piers would be the parents of a baby boy.
Opening the basket, he started to pick out the bread, butter, cheese, fruit and coffee mugs and a coffee thermos, but not before he had put out a blanket to have everything on. Leo didn't want to litter the grounds if he could help it. Showing with a gesture that Javy could help himself to the food Leo said "I've been really good lately. I think it has finally sunken in that Cassie and I are a couple now and not just dating." It was pretty big at least for him that he was someone's boyfriend. It meant a lot.
"And the librarys stream of visitors is increasing with OWL's and Newt's approaching." he commented. Putting some butter and cheese on a piece of toast Leo asked "How have you been? Are your creatures getting along in the pens?" Munching on a bit of his toast Leo poured up some hot coffee into a mug.
Ah yes, the names. It was quite a spread that Leo had set up, Javy noted as he happily helped himself to some of the toast and fruit. Casually buttering it up, "
Well, we both finally decided on giving him the name 'Curtis', after my great-grandfather. We're still looking into middle names." Without their extended family's help this time, given all they had done for them already.
Javier smiled, hearing how two of his friends seemed to be progressing together. "
That's wonderful to hear Leo. You both must be very happy together." Quite naturally to him. Nodding about the students heading to the library more often. "
They've been behaving well. I moved most of them from the outdoors into the barn this year and haven't had any trouble." Especially out of his own sight.