"What?" exclaims Cam. "Do not."
"Yes you do," says Grace.
"Oh," says Cam. "Grace says I do."
Renée laughs. "You've been doing it since before you could even properly talk."
"If I call Jenny and ask her, what do you think she will say?" Renée asks.
When Renée has left the room to get a sleeping bag, Cam says, "You might just want to let her think one of you's going to use it whether you are or not."
Renée reappears. "The sleeping bag's set up in the guest room," she says. "Dinner will be at six, and I can stretch it for four. I assume you can amuse yourselves till then?"
"Sure, Mom," says Cam.
"I," says Cam, "am going to check the yard for Iggy."
And so he does.
"How do you guys usually decide what to do next, anyway, if you've been all unsystematic about everything?"
"Okay. As long as I've got Grace transcribing from my manual and it's currently unrestricted as far as I know, is there anything yours won't tell you that you particularly miss?"
"Fair enough," says Cam, "she can keep doing what she's doing. Have any of you got a good spell for long-distance communication?" he inquires, including the manual as well as both wizards in this address.
Cam likes her idea best. "If I set that up, then we can split up and I can coordinate with you without cramping your style too much," he says. "How long will it take for you itinerants to get bored hanging around Phoenix while I wait to pass the GED and be allowed to properly drop out?"
"What are you guys good at apart from wizarding?" Cam wants to know, heading back inside from the Iggy-free yard.