6.30 p.m.

S: Hi, Rebecca!

R: Hi, Sara! How are you?

S: I’m fine thanks and you?

R: Me too! What is school like?

S: Mmm… so so… at the beginning of the school year I took good marks, but this month I’m not taking good marks as well and my parents are very worried…

R: Oh… I’m so sorry for you!

S: We haven’t to think about sad things now, we should be happy because finally we get together. How many years have passed since we last met?

R: I think more than 2 years have passed! Do you like live 1 hour’s plane from London?

S: Where I live now is very beautiful: his name is Howth and it is a tipical village near Dublino.

R: Hadn’t you lived in Dublino?

S: Oh! No ahah. I didn’t live there for 4 months. My father have changed his work and my mum, my brother and I followed him in that new place.

R: Interesting! How is your brother?

S: He is fine. He’s starting the middle school soon and he is so excited! And what about you?

R: Nothing special: school get well (it should get better in my parents’ opinion, but in my opinion it’s okay because I haven’t taken a bad mark yet) and my sister still has adored you.

S: She is so sweet! And Tom? How is your cat?

R: Oh, Tom? I think it lives better than me ahahah!

S: Perfect! What are you doing the next Saturday?

R: I’m going to the cinema with my class mates because we have to watch a film on the Nazi period for a school report. If you want, you’ll come with us.

S: It isn’t important, I would be an intruder… furthermore I must go to buy a gift for my brother’s birthday, but I am not good at buying gift for boys… I have thought to ask you an help ahah, but if you are busy, there aren’t problems!

R: What are you doing on Sunday morning?

S: I don’t know.

R: Do you want to go with me to a shopping center?

S: Of course! We are doing shopping as we did years ago!!! I’m very happy!!

R: See you on Sunday Sara, good meal.

S: Bye Rebecca.