Acco: “Yay presents, exactly what I wished for!”
Atreo: “Ugh you’re so lame.”
Acco: “A wisp, that’s so cool!”
Atreo: *grumbles jealously* “Of course you get the good gifts from the magic present pile.”
Atreo: “Mum why did you invite my friends to Acco’s birthday?”
Brielle: “Because you're all close in age-"
Atreo: “But they're MY friends! It’s unfair. He’s even talking to my crush, I haven’t even gotten to talk to her yet!”
Brielle: “Ooh you have a crush?”
Atreo: "Errrr..."
It’s bowling time!
Acco: “Okay, first time bowling ever... How do I play this game?!”
Aldo: “Should we… Talk?”
Derya: “I mean we can just keep staring at each other, what’s another half an hour?”
Jayce: “Your dad is having an alien baby? That’s EPIC!”
Atreo: “Attention everyone! THIS is how you bowl!”
*four pins remain*
Atreo: *grumbles* “At least nobody cares enough to watch me fail. This day sucks.”
Acco: “And then she whispered to me that she was going to be my nanny forever and nobody could stop her.”
Atreo: “Ugh stop being so dramatic Acco. Nanny Keahola almost set me on fire.”
Asmara: “Shhh Atreo, I’m trying to listen to Acco.”
Atreo: “Acco's so desperate to be liked by Asmara, it’s embarrassing.”
Kiry: “Oh goodness me! At least he isn't throwing paint everywhere like Derya.”
Zehra: “Acco sounds awful. You deserve better.”
Atreo: “Thanks Zehra.”
Zehra: "I'll support you. Always. Forever. Anywhere."
Kiry: “Happy birthday! What a superb party.”
Acco: “Thank you!”
Atreo: “Traitor…”
Aldo: “Do you want to hear something funny? Dad named my brother Helmuth, after his favourite author. And mum just let him!”
Atreo: “Quiet Aldo, I’m angrily watching Acco suck suck at bowling.
Alejandro: “Happy birthday, my big boy, you're so grown up now!”
Acco: “Thanks Papi, I loved this party. It was amazing."
Brielle: “My beautiful Acco, it only seems like yesterday they cut you out of me as Greg rampaged the hospital grounds. It's making me all emotional."
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