[PM] It's not an excuse for his spelling, though. No. Food, yes. But alcohol? Let's not tease Taylor.
PM: We will distract her with Mexican food.

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[PM] It's not an excuse for his spelling, though. No. Food, yes. But alcohol? Let's not tease Taylor.
PM: We will distract her with Mexican food.
[PM] That is no excuse, Dylan. But, yes. Finishing them, I suppose. I did some research and there's six in total. So, we'll be doing that. I suppose you can invite Taylor as well.
PM: It’s a bit of an excuse -- he was in the hospital for a bit. Six? I suppose we can do this, hm? We’re going to need food and alcohol.
[PM] He doesn't anger me quite much anymore, though he needs to work on his spelling. Really, it's atrocious. But, no. I told him to come over this weekend.
PM: He did hit his head quite hard~ Really? And what will we be doing? Watching Star Wars again?
[PM] Your boyfriend text messaged me.
PM: And you don’t look that angry. I’m guessing it isn’t too bad of a conversation?
[PM] Peyton Wilde has quite a ring to it, doesn't it?
PM: I like it. I really like it.
Can you imagine our wedding, though? I’m sure we’ll find somewhere luxurious -- maybe Monaco, but without the threesomes.
[PM] It's quite interesting to know that maybe in ten years, there will be two Dr. Wildes in the world.
PM: Dr. Peyton Wilde.
[PM] And I, you.
PM: I know, Dr. Campbell.
[PM] DayQuil and NyQuil. I suppose some Theraflu as well. And Advil. Maybe some tea as well. Oh, we should also have frozen yogurt.
PM: Okay. I love you.