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"I like 'em. Hey, we should all have dinner together---you, me, Zelda, Shadow---it could be fun!"

"I would like that. Very much. We could each add something to the meal, so that it is from all of us for all of us." As a family.

"Yeah! Like...uh...rice balls or fish!"

It'd be pretty great to have a fun thing with the three most important people in his life.

"And I am learning to Bend breads and other baked foods."

"I wonder what Zelda and Shadow would like?"

He was excited. Both his princess and his "twin". Fun!

"I know a way that we can find out..."

"Yeah?"

Blink. Blink.

"We can ask them," he said with a wink.

Link grinned. "Oh! Right."

He chuckled. "Why don't I head outside and start creating a picnic table and comfortable chairs while you invite them to join us?"

"Okay!"

Watch him do some gymnastics on his way out.

He chuckled and called back "You still have to finish the assignment after."

There's a groan and a slight pause, before Link sticks his head back into the room.

"You have a very one-track mind. That's not healthy, y'know."

"On the contrary, focus and dedication are admeriable traits."

"Not to the point of obsession."

Despite his serious expression, he's teasing.

Clef can tell and is grinning back at him. "I wouldn't have to be obsessed if you weren't."

"Hey, I'm not obsessed with anything. Except, maybe naps."

"And getting out of your studies?"

"That is not an obsession. It's a side-effect. From allergies."

"You are not allergic to work, nor to spelling or grammar. Or ink. Or pages."

"I'm allergic to being bored. I almost died during the school-storm. Which---reminds me, I need to find the stuff to make gunpowder. That stuff was cool."

"An intense emotional aversion is not equivalent to an allergy. Boredom will not actually kill you, as much as you seem to wish it would."

Link scrunched his nose with a laugh. "I can think of worse ways to go."

He chuckled and came back to ruffle his hair. "As could I. Now you call them, I'l go outside and set up."

"Okay, I'll go find them."

In person was always better. He honestly relished every minute he had with both of them. Which, Link supposed spoke volumes for just how lonely he was back home.