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Subject: Return of Security Deposit

Hi,

I moved out seven weeks ago and have not yet received my $1,400 security deposit. I’ve also sent a few texts but haven’t heard back.

Please let me know when I can expect the deposit to be returned. If any deductions are being made, please provide an itemized explanation.

I’d appreciate a response within the next few days.

Thank you,
Sam

I can’t reliably identify Nineteen Quiet Rooms by Ottilie Marsh, so I don’t want to make up the ending.

Could you double-check the title and author? Or paste the final pages, and I can explain the twist for your book club.

Leek, bread and egg skillet for two

Ready in about 20 minutes. You’ll need a frying pan with a lid (or a plate to cover it).

1. Slice the half leek thinly and rinse well. Tear 2–3 slices of stale bread into bite-size pieces; if very hard, dampen briefly with water.
2. Melt a knob of butter in the pan. Cook the leek over medium heat for 4–5 minutes, until soft. Add the bread and cook for another 2–3 minutes.
3. Beat the 4 eggs with a splash of water, salt and pepper if you have them, and some grated Parmesan.
4. Pour over the leek and bread. Turn the heat low, cover, and cook for 6–8 minutes, until the eggs are set. Cut in half and serve.

Vegetarian check: Parmesan often contains animal rennet. Check the label; if it isn’t vegetarian, leave it out. The skillet will still be tasty.

To my sister and Elliot.

Who knew a trip to the climbing gym would lead to all of us being here today? Elliot, it’s been wonderful getting to know you, and I’m so happy you and my sister found each other.

Sis, I couldn’t be happier for you. I hope your life together is full of good adventures, plenty of laughter, and the occasional day off from climbing.

To my sister and Elliot!

Menu translation

Cover charge: €3 per person

Starters

• Chicken liver crostini — €8
• Fried zucchini flowers* — €9
• Cured meats and pecorino cheese platter — €14

First courses

• Tuscan tomato and bread soup — €10
• Pici pasta with garlic-tomato sauce — €12
• Ribollita, Tuscan bread and vegetable soup — €10

Main courses

• Florentine steak, minimum 1.2 kg — €5.50 per 100 g
• Florentine-style tripe — €14
• Peposo, Tuscan peppery beef stew — €16

Sides

• Roasted peppers — €6
• Tuscan beans in tomato sauce — €6
• French fries* — €5

Desserts

• Cantucci biscuits and Vin Santo dessert wine — €8
• Tiramisù — €7

* Frozen product. A 12% service charge is not included.

Steak for two

At the minimum weight, the steak costs 12 × €5.50 = €66. Add €6 in cover charges for two, plus service:

• €79.92 total if the 12% applies only to the steak.
• €80.64 total if it also applies to the cover charges.

That’s about €40 each, before drinks or anything else. A steak weighing more than 1.2 kg will cost more.

Weekly Chore Chart

Week of: __________________

Check off each chore when it’s done!

Day	Ava (7)	Leo (10)
Monday	☐ Make bed ☐ Put away toys	☐ Make bed ☐ Set the table
Tuesday	☐ Set the table ☐ Put books away	☐ Clear the table ☐ Sweep the kitchen
Wednesday	☐ Fold small towels ☐ Tidy shoes	☐ Fold larger towels ☐ Wipe the table
Thursday	☐ Make bed ☐ Wipe the table	☐ Make bed ☐ Empty bathroom trash
Friday	☐ Put away toys ☐ Set the table	☐ Clear the table ☐ Tidy the living room

Great work, team! ⭐

Here’s a picture you can show her:

       JUNE                              DECEMBER
  Northern summer                    Northern winter

          N                                  N
         /                                  /
      (EARTH)          ☀ SUN            (EARTH)
       /                                  /
      S                                  S

  North leans toward                 North leans away
      the Sun                           from the Sun

Earth is tilted, like a spinning top that leans a little. It stays tilted in the same direction as it travels around the Sun.

• When the north leans toward the Sun, sunlight hits it more directly, and the days are longer. That makes summer.
• Six months later, the north leans away from the Sun. Sunlight hits it at more of a slant, and the days are shorter. That makes winter.

The south gets the opposite seasons: when it’s summer in the north, it’s winter in the south. 🌍

It’s the tilt, not how close Earth is to the Sun, that causes the seasons.