Room 317- Saturday afternoon

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Over the last five years, Sia had learned to pack light. There were times she'd have to travel somewhere with nothing but her lightsaber and the clothes on her back, so packing for a vacation meant that she had too many choices of what to bring, really.

Making it more difficult that Vitor, almost as if sensing he was about to spend a week in a kennel, had hopped onto her bed and kept trying to surreptitiously nose things out of her suitcase when she wasn't looking. This time when Sia turned back from her closet, she found a dress of hers laying crumpled in front of him while he tried to look innocent.

"You're not fooling anyone," Sia told him, and started getting to work on repacking.


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"I dot think he's going to fit in your bag," Jessica chimed in from the doorway.

[Slow on the iPod while computer is going through updates.]

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"I think he seems fairly set on trying anyway," said Sia, eyeing Vitor like she expected him to hop in.

Vitor still just tried to look innocent.

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"I know more about sneaking onto international travel than most people," Jessica said. And while it sounded like a joke, it wasn't. "And I have to say, I think he's going to learn a tough lesson. Even if he gets in the baggage, the X-ray scanner will spot him."

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"Not to mention it will be very difficult to take him for walks while we're on boats," Sia said, scratching Vitor behind the ears.

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"I don't suppose he can swim very very fast?" Jessica asked.

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"I've never tested him," she admitted. "This is not how I'd want to begin."

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"If only there was some more time to train him out by the each. Oh we'll, maybe next time," Jessica said.

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"I can make that your job once we get back," Sia suggested. Just to see what she'd say.

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"I'd love to, but I can't," Jessica said. "I'm allergic to training dogs to do things."

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"That's what you went with?" Sia asked her. "Really? I expected better."

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"It's a legitimate medical issue," Jessica argued since she was being challenged. "When dogs are active, they give off what vets call 'active dander.' And when that active dander gets in my nose, I just can't stop sneezing for three days. It's very unfortunate. I can go get my doctor's note about it."

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Sia considered this, then nodded, satisfied. "That's better."