#laptop tunisia

[navicom-tunisie]

Pc Portable #Tunisie: DELL Latitude 3540

[quietlyimplode]

A break from whumptober.

For @oceanspirit9 may the day be kind and the year be kinder.

.

The beach laps slowly and Natasha feels at peace.

The holiday has been Clint’s idea. The last month had been trying at best and they’d felt that they needed to do something to redeem it.

Fury seemed annoyed at the prospect of both of them taking leave, but Maria has nullified his responses by arguing that if he didn’t let them go, it’s likely they would need a longer stint of leave later on.

“A week,” he’d said, “and you’d better be back refreshed and ready to go.”

With that, Clint had opened his laptop and booked flights to Tunisia, knowing that Natasha would enjoy the palm trees and multitude of cats that seemed to be everywhere.

“Nat?” Clint yawns from the adjacent beach towel, propping himself on his elbows and looking out to the expanse.

“I’m glad to be here with you,” he says.

She cocks her head and batters sand towards him.

“What made you say that?”

The words, though welcome, seemed out of place as they’d been talking about eggplants just before.

“I don’t know,” he says laying back down, his arms on his chest with a smile.

“I just feel lucky.”

Natasha takes in his words, mirrors his position and lays down, not feeling the need to fill the silence that follows.

Time passes, into mid morning, the slowness of the day pleasant even as her stomach growls.

“Food?” She prompts Clint, as he puts down his book and looks over to her.

“Sure,” he agrees readily.

His eagerness endearing, she asks him what he wants, the indecision often feeling hard when they were away, the options too vast and open.

“Cake,” he decides quickly, as though reading her mind.

“Something sweet?”

He nods.

“Of course, then maybe some real food.”

Natasha grins, wrapping the towel around her and helping him to her feet.

“Do you have a favourite cake?” Clint asks, frowning as though the question should have been asked a lifetime ago.

They move slowly to the café they’d found on the first day, the older woman who’s shop it was, recognising them and ushering them to, what Clint could only assume was the table she considered the best, the only one with a view of the ocean, unimpeded by palm trees.

They both nod to her and she hands them the menu.

Natasha looks down, finding a cat with white paws asleep at her feet and she smiles.

“Kitty,” she whispers.

“I don’t know,” she answers Clint.

“I like cheese cake,” Clint decides, “in case you were going to ask.”

Natasha laughs.

“Sure. Cheese cake. I like Turkish delight,” she answers. “But the rose flavoured one with pistachio.”

“Fancy,” Clint agrees.

“What do you feel like? Samsa or Baklava?”

Natasha scoffs.

“Baklava, of course,” she replies, pointing to it on the menu for the woman hovering. Then considers lunch, ordering two coffees and two fricasse - one without lemons for Clint.

She looks to the ocean, still thinking of the way it lapped in and out and the quietness that it imbued in her mind.

“I’m going to get up for sunrise tomorrow,”she tells Clint. “I want to see it break over the ocean.”

Clint nods, unsurprised.

“I’ll be sleeping,” he replies with a lopsided grin.

“Of course,” she rolls her eyes.

“I don’t want to go back,” she admits, putting her sunglasses back on, as the sun glints down on the table.

Clint shakes his head.

“One day we can run away,” he laughs.

“But for now, we have some miles to go.���

“Yeah,” Natasha agrees.

“It won’t be long, and the year will be done. I just want some good out of it.”

Clint nods, thinking on her words.

“Sometimes it’s just one day at a time and enjoying it right? So don’t think of what’s next Nat. Just think of the day,” he pauses, “and how lucky you are to be here with me.”

He grins.

His words ringing true, but still receiving a balled up napkin to the head.

The cat stirs and rubs itself across Natasha’s legs.

“Yeah,” she agrees, reaching down to scratch its back absentmindedly.

“Just think of the day.”

.

[lalsingh228-blog]

Airport Charging Stations Market Set For More Growth

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The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below: by Type (Floor-Standing, Embedded, Wall-Mounted), Application (Mobile Phones, Laptop, Tablet, Cameras, Others), Sales Channel (Direct Sales, Distributor)

Opportunities:

The Rising Number of Airports from Developing Countries

Market Drivers:

Increasing Demand for New Airport Construction

Modernization of the Existing Airport

Global Airport Charging Stations market report highlights information regarding the current and future industry trends, growth patterns, as well as it offers business strategies to help the stakeholders in making sound decisions that may help to ensure the profit trajectory over the forecast years. Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & AfricaCountry Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc. Have Any Questions Regarding Global Airport Charging Stations Market Report, Ask Our Experts@ https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/enquiry-before-buy/63577-global-airport-charging-stations-market Points Covered in Table of Content of Global Airport Charging Stations Market:

Chapter 01 – Airport Charging Stations Executive Summary

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Trust Accounting Software Market Will Hit Big Revenues In Future | Biggest Opportunity Of 2023

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Trust Accounting Software Market Definition:

Trust accounting software is designed to track all deposits and disbursements made through the account, it works as a detailed book that notes all financial transaction for each specific client. It works in such a way that the user doesn’t have to face any further problem at while the entire accounting or estimation solution will be done properly and perfectly process solely. Use of these software’s will help them to get the right solution of any obstacle, moreover, this software also helps to perform the legal process that needs to be resolute. This tool help law firms to keep track of trust accounts, to checks written out, electronic funds transfers, and bank deposits and so on. It consists of features such as automated setup, additional filing formats, seamless integration, and nominal cost. Increasing demand from the law firm is booming the trust accounting software market.

Market Drivers:

Increasing Demand for Accessing Account from Remote Locations

Increasing Adoption of Technology-Based Services over Traditional Methods

Market Opportunities:

The Demand from Large Business Organization Is Booming the Opportunities

The Global Trust Accounting Software Market segments and Market Data Break Down are illuminated below:

by Application (Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Large Enterprises), Subscription (Monthly Subscription, Annual Subscription, One-Time License), Organization (Small, Medium, Large), Device Supports (Mobile, Laptops, PCs), Deployment (Web-based, Cloud, SaaS), Operating System (Windows, Android, Others)

Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & Africa

Country Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc.

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Chapter 1: Introduction, market driving force product Objective of Study and Research Scope the Trust Accounting Software market

Chapter 2: Exclusive Summary – the basic information of the Trust Accounting Software Market.

Chapter 3: Displayingthe Market Dynamics- Drivers, Trends and Challenges of the Trust Accounting Software

Chapter 4: Presenting the Trust Accounting Software Market Factor Analysis Porters Five Forces, Supply/Value Chain, PESTEL analysis, Market Entropy, Patent/Trademark Analysis.

Chapter 5: Displaying market size by Type, End User and Region 2015-2020

Chapter 6: Evaluating the leading manufacturers of the Trust Accounting Software market which consists of its Competitive Landscape, Peer Group Analysis, BCG Matrix & Company Profile

Chapter 7: To evaluate the market by segments, by countries and by manufacturers with revenue share and sales by key countries (2021-2026).

Chapter 8 & 9: Displaying the Appendix, Methodology and Data Source

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[bipolarisnotmyname]

Well, a series of unfortunate events (some of them I do recognize as mistakes or choices that I made) made me still not be graduated in psychology.

In first place, let’s start by the beginning of my college life. I was a straight A student. I was actually chosen yo participate on the official national exam to determine the best level of colleges/universities. Mine was number 4 nationally.

My grandmother, a extremely rich woman, some people say that she was the richest woman in my State, payed for my studies. In the beginning of the semester she would already pay the entire semester. She didn’t care that much about my studies but was proud for being one of the only grandchildren that went to college.

That being said, on my second semester she invited me to spend 2 months on Europe with her. Including a cruise to get there. The cruise only to rich Tenerife took around 15 days. I also had stops on Tunisia (on Tunis in particular), Malaga, Dubrovnik, and finally arriving in Venice. A week in Venice was unbelievable. Such a pretty city, so nostalgic and brand new to me… my first steps on Europe. After Venice (where I naturally spent a lot of money), we went to Barcelona, another incredible city. From Barcelona we went the way down to Lisbon, but stopping in cities on Spain east coast. Between a week or a couple of days in all cities. I only had my laptop to communicate with my friends on Brazil, which meant either no sleep or sleep only a little bit. I’m gonna Jump to Lisbon. Is nice to speak Portuguese again (I am Brazilian) and shop some more, but except for the castle of Saint George nothing much to see.

I obviously missed the entire semester and had to “repeat”. I wasn’t so focused anymore. My addiction to amphetamines was out of control, I was just trying to survive. I had to repeat again. I kept my friends. But made new ones. After Studying Lev Vygotsky I was invited to a group of studies on psychoanalysis. I joined in and one semester later I started my internship. I was good. That made me want to do it more. 4 years laters and with the diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder, I stopped to finally graduate. Little would I know that I would have a brain trauma.with meningitis. And 2 hemorrhages. Literally 3 years of neurotherapy in every way, I came back transfered to a new University. And now I’m getting my shit together. I don’t control bipolar. The medication s don’t control all the time either. Sometimes I have to get down. Sometimes I have to get too up.

I forgot to tell that I spent other semester on Europe also financed by my grandmother, already knowing about my diagnosis. It was a better trip because I was only with friends, but to be fair I spent over 40k Euros shopping. Which was cool.

Now it kind of feels like I’m lonely. I didn’t keep up with my friends. I have 2 that I literally speak everyday. One in São Paulo and other in Dublin.

So yeah. Only me and my husband. I don’t think it will last more than 18 years. And I think I won’t marry anyone again. Not in a lonely way. Just as in “no compromising And feeling good alone”.

That’s all

[yourcousinthrockmortonskates]

I wrote such a nice blog post but then my laptop crashed.

As much as I despise the Israeli government, it is pointless to criminalize recognizing Israel or the "Zionist entity" as is stated in the article. Despite the horrible past and present state of Israel and its treatment of Palestinians, it is an established state at this point. Most of the UN recognizes it. Admittedly, most of MENA does not, but they also do not all go to the level of criminalizing the association and interaction with Israel. The article points out that this includes a ban on interacting with Israelis at all kinds of events, including sporting. Iran does this already, and you can see how much that's done. Nothing progressive towards any kind of state safe for both Jews and Arabs. I think the state refusing to recognize Israel is fine - it's a political statement that I think means something internationally - but criminalizing it for civilians is pointless.

[pleasenahas]

Native instruments software

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Strategic Points Covered in Table of Content of Global DJ Software Market:Ĭhapter 1: Introduction, market driving force product Objective of Study and Research Scope the DJ Software marketĬhapter 2: Exclusive Summary – the basic information of the DJ Software Market.Ĭhapter 3: Displaying the Market Dynamics- Drivers, Trends and Challenges & Opportunities of the DJ SoftwareĬhapter 4: Presenting the DJ Software Market Factor Analysis, Porters Five Forces, Supply/Value Chain, PESTEL analysis, Market Entropy, Patent/Trademark Analysis.Ĭhapter 5: Displaying the by Type, End User and Region/Country 2016-2021Ĭhapter 6: Evaluating the leading manufacturers of the DJ Software market which consists of its Competitive Landscape, Peer Group Analysis, BCG Matrix & Company ProfileĬhapter 7: To evaluate the market by segments, by countries and by Manufacturers/Company with revenue share and sales by key countries in these various regions (2022-2027)Ĭhapter 8 & 9: Displaying the Appendix, Methodology and Data Sourceįinally, DJ Software Market is a valuable source of guidance for individuals and companies.NI's hybrid hardware and software beat machine promises the best of both worlds. Have Any Questions Regarding Global DJ Software Market Report, Ask Our Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & AfricaĬountry Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc. Passion for music among the younger generation has contributed to the growing opportunities Increased use of software by DJs for song mixing

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The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below:īy Application (Large Enterprises, SMEs), Platform (Desktop, Laptop, Mobile), Deployment (Cloud-based, Web-based), Pricing Model (Subscription (Annual, Monthly, Quarterly), One Time License, Free Trial) And, such a virtual way of mixing the music has a lot more other possibilities too compared to an ‘old-school’ way

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However, with the changing dawn of the digital age, anyone can also now do this with the help of the computer, or even with the portable device like a phone (via an application). Essentially this kind of music making software copy the ‘old-style’ way that DJs used to make it in the past to remix tracks, that is, in short, a physical DJ mixing deck and vinyl records.

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Get Free Exclusive PDF Sample Copy of This Research ĭJ Software in its simplest form, it is a program (or application) which allows taking the individual music tracks and then combine them to create a totally new (remixed) track. Serato (New Zealand),Pioneer (Japan),Atomix VirtualDJ (United States),Native Instruments (Germany),Mixvibes (France),Algoriddim (Germany),PCDJ (United States),Ableton (Germany),Stanton (United States),Mixxx (United States) Some of the key players profiled in the study are: The growth of the DJ Software market was mainly driven by the increasing R&D spending across the world. In the Study you will find new evolving Trends, Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities generated by targeting market associated stakeholders. Advance Market Analytics published a new research publication on “Global DJ Software Market Insights, to 2027” with 232 pages and enriched with self-explained Tables and charts in presentable format.

[spaceorphan18]

The Smut Challenge (45)

July 30th (Day 45) 

“I don’t really understand what’s going on.  Why did they blow the whistle?  How did they lose the point? What country are we playing again?  Blaine?” 

Kurt’s laying on the couch, the laptop open as he watches Men’s Volleyball on TV.  There’s really nothing else to do during the middle of the day, so he’s chatting with Blaine as they watch the Olympics together.  He really isn’t following that well, but it’s either this or women’s water polo, and at least the guys are nice to watch.  

Blaine apparently thinks so too.  He may only be able to see his top half, but he knows those grunts well, and it’s clear what’s going on underneath the camera.  

“Blaine!” Kurt scolds as he grabs some popcorn from the bowl on the coffee table.  “Are you really getting off to this?” 

Blaine gives a funny little shimmy and grins.  “They blew the whistle because team USA hit the ball too many times.  No one lost a point, you’re looking at the wrong stat - the score is in the upper left.  And we’re playing Tunisia.  And what can I say, I’ve turned into a hedonist.”  

“You turned over to swimming didn’t you,” Kurt says.  

“I didn’t!” Blaine assures him.

“Diving!”

“Like I would watch diving without you.”  He looks over to the computer screen, where Blaine’s muscles are pumping.  “Can’t you see number 15 on the Tunisian team? Totally hot.”

“Have you seen Anderson on the USA side?” Kurt says, looking back up to the match.  “His ass in his shorts - and he has some sexy tattoos.”  

He watches for a moment.  Between the guys running around, and the erotic sounds of Blaine getting himself off, he can feel his dick beginning to twitch.   

“Well, you’re welcome to join me.”  

A car pulls in the driveway.  Damn.  “Nah, Dad just pulled in.  You probably should finish up.”  

Blaine gives him a frown.  “I’ll just sign off.  Will you be back on tonight?”

“Depends.  What’s tonight?”

“Men’s gymnastics.”

“I’ll make sure to convince dad to head to bed early.”

[humanrightsupdates]

Take Action Now: LGBTI Rights Defender Violently Attacked (Tunisia)

Badr Baabou, a human rights defender and LGBTI rights activist, was violently assaulted by police officers on the night of October 21, 2021, in downtown Tunis. Security forces have been targeting Badr Baabou for his work and activism in promoting the rights and freedoms of LGBTI people in Tunisia. This attack is the latest in a long series that spans several years. Several complaints have been filed but to no avail. The authorities must conduct an investigation into the attack, bringing those responsible to account.

According to testimony that Badr Baabou provided to Amnesty International, around 9:00pm on October 21, 2021, Badr Baabou left a cafe in downtown Tunis and was looking for a taxi when two men whom he believes were members of the security forces, and who identified themselves as ‘cops’ when asked by the activist, insulted him, accosted him, and beat him severely. As Badr Baabou lay on the ground, his head bleeding, the men stole his laptop and mobile phone, and told him the beating was retaliation against him for filing complaints against the police and “defending whores and [a derogatory term in Tunisian Arabic for homosexuals].”

Badr Baabou is the chairman of ‘DAMJ, the Tunisian association for justice and equality’, one of the Tunisia’s most prominent LGBTI rights groups.

Take action now - write to the Tunisian authorities by post or email to call for those responsible for attacking LGBTI rights activist Badr Baabou to justice Please write before December 20 2021.

[navicom-tunisie]

Pc portable DELL Latitude 3540 #Tunisie

[b-lessings]

It's 8.30 p.m. in the eastern desert of Tunisia. I am gonna get my behind up, go unpack my suitcase, get my laptop charger because it's dying on me, and get back to chill in my bed. I have work at 8 a.m. tomorrow inshaAllah and of course I had no time or headspace or energy to prepare during the winter break due to all the family related responsibilities I had. So I told myself safi I'll prepare my lessons on the road. I've got like 6 hours. Oh well. And then I told myself safi I'll do it at night after I get home and get some rest, lmao. Guess what? They don't need worksheets, they better write with their own hands LMAO.

[lalsingh228-blog]

AI for Speech Recognition Market is Set To Fly High in Years to Come

Advance Market Analytics published a new research publication on "AI for Speech Recognition Market Insights, to 2028" with 232 pages and enriched with self-explained Tables and charts in presentable format. In the Study you will find new evolving Trends, Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities generated by targeting market associated stakeholders. The growth of the AI for Speech Recognition market was mainly driven by the increasing R&D spending across the world.

Get Free Exclusive PDF Sample Copy of This Research @ https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/sample-report/113270-global-ai-for-speech-recognition-market Some of the key players profiled in the study are: Nuance Communications (United States), Google LLC (United States), Amazon.com, Inc (United States), Apple, Inc. (United States), IBM Corporation (United States), Microsoft Corporation (United States), Baidu (China), iFLYTEK (China), Sensory, Inc. (United States), LumenVox LLC (United States). Scope of the Report of AI for Speech Recognition Speech recognition is a type of authentication technology that aids in receiving and comprehending human voice commands as well as carrying them out. This technique works by transforming commands into electronic signals, changing them into coding patterns, and transmitting them back to the device in digital format for final execution. Due to increases in processing capacity and improvements in internet connection, this technology has lately been adopted in mobile devices and other consumer goods, despite the fact that it was invented several decades ago. This tendency, combined with the growing popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual assistants like Apple Siri, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant, has fueled demand for this application in the electronics industry.

The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below:

by Type (Software, Hardware), Application (Automotive, Marketing, Automotive, Healthcare), Devices (Smartphones, Tablets, PCs and laptops), Deployment (Cloud base, On premises) Market Trends: Increasing Usage Of The AI-Based Voice Recognition Systems Develop Region

Opportunities: Rising Adoption Of Speech Recognition In Various Sectors

Rising  Digitization And Government Policies Favoring Incentives For Digitization

Market Drivers: Increasing Demand Of Smart Devices Among People Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & Africa Country Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc. Have Any Questions Regarding Global AI for Speech Recognition Market Report, Ask Our Experts@ https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/enquiry-before-buy/113270-global-ai-for-speech-recognition-market Strategic Points Covered in Table of Content of Global AI for Speech Recognition Market:

Chapter 1: Introduction, market driving force product Objective of Study and Research Scope the AI for Speech Recognition market

Chapter 2: Exclusive Summary – the basic information of the AI for Speech Recognition Market.

Chapter 3: Displayingthe Market Dynamics- Drivers, Trends and Challenges & Opportunities of the AI for Speech Recognition

Chapter 4: Presenting the AI for Speech Recognition Market Factor Analysis, Porters Five Forces, Supply/Value Chain, PESTEL analysis, Market Entropy, Patent/Trademark Analysis.

Chapter 5: Displaying the by Type, End User and Region/Country 2015-2020

Chapter 6: Evaluating the leading manufacturers of the AI for Speech Recognition market which consists of its Competitive Landscape, Peer Group Analysis, BCG Matrix & Company Profile

Chapter 7: To evaluate the market by segments, by countries and by Manufacturers/Company with revenue share and sales by key countries in these various regions (2023-2028)

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[themarketinsights]

E-waste Disposal Market Detailed Strategies, Competitive Landscaping and Developments for next 5 years

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E-waste Disposal Market Definition:

E-waste, also called as electronic waste and e-scrap, is the discarded electronic devices or trash generated from broken, surplus and obsolete e-devices. Electronic recycling is the process of recovering various material such as copper, aluminium, gold, silver, plastic, glass, and many others from old devices to use in a new series of products. According to American disposal services, approximately 20 to 50 million metric tons of electronic devices are discarded each year

Market Trend:

New Product Launches with Updated Features and Additional Services

Market Drivers:

A scarcity of Precious Metals

High Rate of Obsolescence of Electronic Gadgets

Increasing Number of Initiatives by Various Organizations Coupled with Formation of Strict Regulatory Frameworks

Market Opportunities:

Ongoing Sale of Electronics Products Worldwide

The Global E-waste Disposal Market segments and Market Data Break Down are illuminated below:

by Application (Material Recycling, Components Recycling), Source Type (Infocomm Technology (ICT) Equipment (Computers, Laptops, Mobile Phones, Other), Home Appliances (Refrigerators, Lightings, Television and Other), Other (Medical Equipment, Toys)), Material Recovery (Metal, Plastic, Glass, Others)

Region Included are: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Oceania, South America, Middle East & Africa

Country Level Break-Up: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Turkey, Russia, France, Poland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand etc.

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Chapter 2: Exclusive Summary – the basic information of the E-waste Disposal Market.

Chapter 3: Displayingthe Market Dynamics- Drivers, Trends and Challenges of the E-waste Disposal

Chapter 4: Presenting the E-waste Disposal Market Factor Analysis Porters Five Forces, Supply/Value Chain, PESTEL analysis, Market Entropy, Patent/Trademark Analysis.

Chapter 5: Displaying market size by Type, End User and Region 2015-2020

Chapter 6: Evaluating the leading manufacturers of the E-waste Disposal market which consists of its Competitive Landscape, Peer Group Analysis, BCG Matrix & Company Profile

Chapter 7: To evaluate the market by segments, by countries and by manufacturers with revenue share and sales by key countries (2021-2026).

Chapter 8 & 9: Displaying the Appendix, Methodology and Data Source

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[bmp-slbp-matchup]

Tag Game

 Tagged by @belxsar, thank you so much 💓 And I’m tagging @taitloo @dani677 @theramenjournalv2 @perkypan

What is your favorite cartoon character? As I said in Bel’s post already, I’m a big fan of Snoopy and the Peanuts in general. But also Sylvester and Daffy Duck! And many others! This is hard 😭

If you could be fluent in another language, which one would you choose? I’ve set the life goal of adding at least one minority language to the list! 

What kind of food do you like the most? I like vegetables and casserole type of food a lot. 

What is your favorite holiday memory? I don’t have any holiday memory that stands out compared to others. 

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? That’s actually a topic I struggle with the most in life because I don’t really know where to go or where to stay. There are just so many requirements I have for the place I want to live in: Stable and philanthropic political system, health care, sunny weather/agreeable climate, job opportunities with an acceptable wage... I can’t think of any place that fulfills my wishes, so I guess I’ll stay where I am for now until I can prioritize 😂

What is the worst job you ever had? I didn’t have any job that was bad enough to state here.

If you could meet anyone in history, who would it be? Vincent Van Gogh

If you could change one thing in the past, what would it be? I wouldn’t change the past (sorry for the boring answer! But I’m a strong believer of whatever happens, happens for a reason) 

What is something that few people know about you? I think there’s quite a lot actually. For instance that I’m typing this post from my laptop and not phone, so I’m actually copying the emojis I use from a website ... Or to offer a slightly more interesting answer: That I’ve had an ostomy for months. 

If you had to evacuate your home, what would you take with you? Assuming we’re talking of objects; My laptop with all my uni stuff in it!  😵😱 Or no actually EVERYTHING. That is an option, right? 

You only get 3 words to describe yourself, what are they? Observant, opinionated, steadfast

If you could jump into a pool of something, what would it be? A pool of calmness 

If you could stop time for 1 hour, what would you do? Either spend it on something I love to do, so I could do it one hour longer oooor spend it on something I hate to do but have to do, so I won’t lose any ‘real’ time on that. Depends on my mood then I guess 💁‍♀️

If you had a love potion that will make anyone love you back, who  would that be? Myself 

If your life was a movie, what would it be called? The Journey? The Examination? Or maybe Local Girl crying about fictional characters? I’ll decide once the movie is finished. 

If you have a time machine, would you go back in time or visit the future? Very good question! I’d actually like to see what the future holds, but considering how scary and confusing that could and certainly will be, I’d travel back to the past. But only as a spectator (even though that would mean I would go crazy on the fact that I can’t intervene in anything. But that’s for the better, I’m sure)! 

If you could be anyone in a movie, who would it be? Do you know these children shows where there are the simplest characters with the simplest problems in an animal crossing kind of world? Where there is nothing but a waste, green area with some trees and maybe a little lake with a bridge? Some character from a show like that. I don’t even care what character. 

If you can choose your couples name, what name would you choose? That’s a question I can’t answer because I wouldn’t want a couples name. If I’ve understood this correctly...😐

Where would you go for your dream holiday? India. Or Tunisia. Or Jordan. Or Jamaica. Or Malaysia. Or Japan. Or Mexico. Or I could just stop before I start getting annoying. 

Would you rather live in a large urban city, a small town or in the countryside? I’ve always thought it would be best to live in a large urban city as I’m doing now, but I’m starting to think that life in a small town would be nicer. 

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The present age of Microsoft's Xbox gaming console is approaching its decision, and it's difficult to trust it has been a long time since the main framework's appearance.We don't have the foggiest idea whether Microsoft is fit for making its next Xbox the new should have support, yet we do know there's no deficiency of highs, lows, and Halo-filled minutes keeping things fascinating for Xbox fans in the course of the most recent decade or thereabouts

So as to give some extra viewpoint on what it has taken to find a good pace in the advancement of the Xbox, we've gathered a short history of Microsoft's praised reassures.The thought that Microsoft ought to build up its own gaming console started restoring footing route in 1998, with Kevin Bachus, Seamus Blackley, Otto Berkes, and Ted Hase framing the product monster's first reassure group after effectively trying out their plan to Bill Gates. Initially named the DirectX Box, the comfort was proposed to be the primary game framework constructed like a PC, bringing the entirety of the adaptability and intensity of a gaming apparatus to the support advertise.

The framework would run on Windows 2000, making it simple for conventional PC programming engineers to work inside the support's design, and highlight more than double the preparing intensity of the business driving PlayStation 2. Regardless of the advertising group's conviction that the curtailed "Xbox" name wouldn't fly, the mark turned out well with center gatherings, furnishing the organization with one of the last components it expected to pull back the blind on its creation: an infectious name.

Only two years after the fact, Microsoft was all set open with its support, and that is actually what Bill Gates did at the Game Developers Conference in 2000. Prodding the framework's tremendously improved specs and the potential for both online play and inside stockpiling of downloaded content — games and media – Gates figured out how to stand out enough to be noticed. Many despite everything stayed doubtful of what they saw, seeing just an extravagant PC spruced up as a gaming console.

The eventual fate of gaming has never been all the more moving. Inventiveness in games is prospering. New administrations enable you to find more games—and carry you closer to the games and makers and streamers you love.

[rezares]

Father || War & Peace

@spindlesandrosethorns​

Reading order of posted threads:

Spill The Tea (August 22, 2019)

Bullshit Cover Story (November 10, 2019)

Bullshit Detective (November 10, 2019)

Wildcard (November 10, 2019)

Word Count: 6281

Date: November 10th, 2019

tl;dr: Rory and Reza arrive in Tunisia, Rory meets Reza’s best friend Hamdi and Reza’s dad! His dad is adorable. 10/10 would die for Abdelmajid.

REZA

And so Aurora had gotten her way and come with him to Tunisia. He was pissed, but didn’t want to express it. Didn’t matter whether he wanted her to be there or not because she was there now. Not like he could afford to buy her a one way ticket back to England.

Not like Aurora’d even get on the plane even if he could and did buy her one.

The plane touched town in Tunis, the capital city, about five hours after it took off from London. They finally made it to his home city of Hammamet an hour later when the train from Tunis pulled into the station. As pissed as he was at Rory, he couldn’t act mad even if he wanted to. The closer they got to Hammamet, the more Reza bounced his legs, full of nervous excitement. 

Even if he was here for one reason (that being murder) he was home! Home home, not fake, Swynlake home, or his mother’s house in Austria. Tunisia! He hadn’t seen his country in five years, and, more importantly, his father. 

“Hamdi should be waiting out front to give us a lift to my father’s house.” Reza said, bolting up as soon as passengers were given the clear to exit the train.

AURORA

Aurora was fully aware Reza was pissed at her. It was hard to miss; she wouldn’t even need to be a sorceress to feel the tension and frustration in the air. Thankfully their seats weren’t directly next to each other, so they couldn’t fight on the flight over. Instead, Aurora had gotten some work done on her laptop for the store and spent the rest of the trip either knitting or napping. By the time they landed in Tunis, she was feeling refreshed and ready to face the rest of the trip.

And her master’s temper.

Fun times.

Or at least, that had been what she had expected. The reality was Reza was so excited to be home that he practically ignored her. She didn’t mind, she was plenty distracted herself by the scenery passing by. Tunisia was beautiful, and Aurora found herself smiling widely as she looked eagerly out the train window.

It was only Reza’s voice that brought her back to the present, and she had to hold back a snort of amusement as he shot to his feet. He was like a big, excitable puppy. “I’m sure he’s waiting for our luggage too,” she said with no small amount of amusement. “Better be sure to grab that before you launch yourself through the door, hm?” She gathered up her own travel bag, slinging it across her chest.

REZA

“I- I- psh- I don’t bolt-” Reza sputtered, before grabbing his bag. Rory’s teasing was immediately forgotten though, because the train doors were opening and Reza was McFucking home for the first time in half a decade and he was so excited to stick his feet in desert and ocean sand and to eat Tunisian food that wasn’t made in his kitchen with subpar European bought ingredients.

Only briefly did he remember that plenty of people in his country wanted him dead. It wasn’t enough to dampen his excitement about coming home.

“Smell that? That’s the smell of the most beautiful, most vibrant, the best country on earth. America who? I don’t know her. The ocean breeze, the spices from restaurants, welcome to Hammamet.” The older sorcerer said, grinning and gesturing around them as they made their way through the train platform. “Or at least, the train station.”

Rory probably couldn’t smell the city yet anyway. It was just a strong memory of his coming back full force.

“I haven’t seen my country in five whole years. Five, can you imagine? I wonder how much my old neighborhood has changed or if my father has finally redecorated.” Reza turned to Aurora for the first time since the airport and smiled. “I haven’t seen him in five years either.”

 AURORA

‘I don’t bolt’ said He Who Bolts as he raced out of the train, and Aurora could only laugh as she gathered her own luggage and followed him at a more reasonable speed. Her own laughter sounded almost foreign to her, and she grew a little more somber when she remembered how little she had heard it in the past several months. If she did laugh, it was usually followed by hysterical sobbing, but not this time. No pressure breaking, no floodgate opening. Just… genuine laughter.

On one level, it was more than a little annoying that the only person who could make her laugh was the same man who had stolen that laughter from her. On another, it just… it felt good. Even knowing what they had come to Tunisia to do.

Aurora caught up with Reza easily, following and ducking so his gesturing arms didn’t smack her in the face. She couldn’t quite smell exactly what Reza was describing yet, but that didn’t stop her excitement. Afterall, she was her mother’s daughter, and the humidity and heat in the air only made her feel at home.

Reza turned to smile at her and her cheeks blushed in reply, the young woman cursing the fact that she couldn’t hide behind her curls when they were (mostly) all up in one of her mom’s old silk wraps. She decided to ignore it, instead giving him a small grin back as she followed a few steps behind. “Well then I’m glad we’re back so you can see each other again!” she said earnestly. Again, not why they came, but a bonus. 

It had been a while since she’d seen Reza smile that wide. He deserved this moment of happiness.

REZA

“You know, it was my father who made me-” go to Austria for medical care, he was going to say, but that was when he was cut off by a shout in his native language.

“Hey, ugly! Who let you back in the country?”

Thunk. Something hit him in the head but it wasn’t heavy at all. Reza fumbled to catch it as it fell after connecting with him - pap, pap, pap went his hands against what he figured was cardboard - until he had it turned right to read it.

Written in Hamdi’s god-awful handwriting was ‘welcome home Reza the dumbass’, featuring less awful doodles clearly done by Hamdi’s wife. Reza grinned wide at the message before looking up just in time for Hamdi to charge him and leap into his arms like the dramatic reunion scene in a romcom.

“Fuck, fuck, fuck, you know my back isn’t what it used to be- ah! I hate you so much.”

“I missed you toooooo, my idiot best friend.” Hamdi, a man only five inches shorter than Reza, said, wrapping his legs around his waist and kissing his cheek. “Europe’s turning you white, you’re pale now. How gross.”

“Take that back.” 

Hamdi snorted and signaled for Reza to let him down, which the older man did. Quickly. Like he was trying to drop the other on his ass (because he was.)

“Okay, speak English now. My intern-” because he can’t just say apprentice “-isn’t from here.”

“Is she Ethiopian? I can still BS Amharic.”

“Scottish.”

“No way. Hey, hey uhhh, woman - ma’am. Say something. This clown here’s saying you’re Scottish.” Hamdi laughed, gesturing to Reza with his thumb while grabbing the bag Reza’s dropped when he charged at him with his other hand.

Reza gave Rory an apologetic smile. He should’ve prepared her for the experience that was Hamdi Ben Ahmed. In his defense, could any amount of words prepare someone for Hamdi, though? Trick question.

The oldest of the three sorcerers swiped Rory’s bag and carried it in the direction of Hamdi’s car. 

AURORA

Aurora had been listening intently to Reza when he got hit in the back of the head by a flying piece of cardboard. She gasped, immediately spinning on her heel with a glare to find whoever had thrown it at him. What the hell!? Back in the country for less than an hour and they were getting things thrown at them!?

Her eyes landed on the man with the outstretched arm, and only the radiant joy that was pooling off him kept her from snatching the sign from Reza and throwing it back with all her might.

When he sprinted at them, she nearly threw a punch instead. But Reza was grinning, so Aurora decided this was probably a reunion she was witnessing instead of an attack. The man threw himself at Reza and Aurora yelped in surprise, quickly moving to brace Reza's back before his knee dropped them both to the ground.

When they were both safely on their feet again, Aurora peeked out from behind Reza and watched them converse in rapid Tunisian curiously. She stepped out to his side once again just in time to have both their attentions turned to her.

She blinked at him owlishly before her eyes narrowed, lips pursed in annoyance for a flicker of a moment before she gave him her sunniest, most innocent smile. "Aye, lad, that I am!" Aurora said in her thickest, most unintelligible Scottish brogue. "I'm the only black lass who’s ever lived in Scotland! Ever! Name's Aurora, pleasure to meet ya!"

Still smiling, she raised her middle finger to them both before she looked at Reza with a deadpan expression. "You know," she said, accent back to normal levels of Incredibly Scottish, "I used to like my accent."

REZA

Reza snorted a laugh as Rory went Scottish Extreme, and nearly doubled over at Hamdi’s stunned expression. The silk wrap had him pin her as obviously from the African continent. Scotland? Scotland?

Yeah, Reza would’ve been shocked too, if he was hearing her accent for the first time while she was dressed like a Nigerian tourist visiting Tunisia’s beaches. 

“Oh hush, I like your accent.” Reza assured her. “Hamdi, how’s Dorsaf?”

“Ask her yourself, she’s in the car. Swollen ankles. Told her to just stay home but she was excited to see you.”

“Her sacrifice is noted. When is she due?”

“Uhhh, mid-February. She’s started nesting early this time.” Hamdi lamented as they neared the car, shaking his head and clicking his tongue. “Did Rafika—”

Hamdi suddenly remembered Aurora and...wasn’t entirely sure she was just his friend’s student. Probably not best to ask about his baby mama’s pregnancy in front of her. Luckily, Reza saved him. 

“Y’allah, you always ask me about pregnancy even though you have more children than me. Calm down, habibi.” Reza clapped him on the back and affectionately played with his curly hair. 

“Oh, I’ve weighed the merits of spiking his tea with Xanax.”

Reza whirled around on his heel toward the voice ��� a very pregnant Dorsaf Ben Ahmed, and almost dropped Rory’s bag in surprise. Dorsaf was just as radiant as ever, and gave off the same warm, calming energy she always had even after five years. 

He pulled her into a side hug and kissed her cheek in greeting. “I’m glad you told Hamdi to shove his concern to come along.”

“Think I’d miss the return of a legend? Nah. We will have you for dinner before you leave for sure.” Dorsaf joked, flipping her braid over her shoulder. “Who’s this, your girlfriend? Hi. I’m Dorsaf, Hamdi’s my husband. We grew up with Reza.”

Dorsaf, a medium, tried very hard to ignore how fucked up Aurora’s aura looked. 

“Oh no, no. This is Aurora, my apprentice. She’s brilliant and terrifying when she’s angry, and Sabiha’s favorite aunt.”

AURORA

He did not like her accent; he covered his ears when she talked for too long! Aurora scrunched her nose and stuck her tongue out at him before following after the two to the car. She almost missed most of the conversation, instead busy looking around at Hammamet curiously. It really was a gorgeous town, the skies bright and clear for their arrival.

The second reunion went much smoother than the first, if only because Dorsaf didn’t throw anything at them. Aurora greeted her with a smile, giving her a small wave as Reza introduced her. Her cheeks went a little red at the assumption they were dating, but honestly, it wasn’t the first time it had happened.

She rolled her eyes at Reza’s description of her, stepping forward so she could shake Dorsaf’s hand. “At least this time he led with ‘brilliant’,” she grumbled jokingly. “It’s wonderful to meet you both.”

REZA

Dorsaf shot Reza a glare. “What do you usually lead with, you bastard?” She said after she shook Aurora’s hand. “Poor Aurora, you must be a saint for tolerating him. He’s a genius sorcerer but needs a Baby’s First guide to human interaction.”

She motioned for them to get in the car.

“Should only be about a ten minute drive to Reza’s dad’s.” Hamdi said, popping the trunk to stuff their bags in. “But six since I’m driving.”

“Hamdi, if you kill me I will haunt you.” Reza quipped. 

Dorsaf snorted and settled into the front passenger seat as Rory and Reza climbed in the back. She turned around in her seat to face them and raised an eyebrow, addressing Reza in their native language. 

“What’s brought you back to Tunisia anyway? I thought you were gone for good.”

“Me too.”

“Do you think it’s safe for you?”

“Doubt it.”

“Then why?”

“...tying up a loose end.”

A tense silence fell between the two as the color drained from Dorsaf’s face and her eyes bore into the older man’s goddamned soul. She closed her eyes and sighed, hand coming to rest over her baby bump as she simply shook her head.

“You’re going to die trying to right a wrong that wasn’t yours in the first place.”

“Isn’t it, though?”

Dorsaf bit her lip, then as if suddenly remembering Aurora was there, slapped back on her warm, tour guide smile. “Reza mentioned you were Sabiha’s favorite aunt now, yes? How is our baby doing? We all miss her terribly.”

“Reza was the first of our friend group to have a child.” Hamdi explained.

“Mm, but the only one never married.” Dorsaf added.

“Marriage is just another piece of paper I’d lose track of.” Reza said. “And who would I marry anyway?”

“You turned down marriage propositions left and right from heads of sorcerer families, what do mean ‘who?’” Hamdi shot back.

“Are we done talking about my marital status?” Reza asked. “You asked Rory about Sabiha, Dorsaf?”

AURORA

“Oh, don’t worry. I annoy him plenty, it evens out,” Aurora said with a small chuckle. She already liked Hamdi and Dorsaf, she had decided. But then, Aurora liked most people.

She climbed into the backseat with Reza, rolling her eyes at the two men’s banter as she got settled. As they began speaking in Tunisian again, Aurora watched the scenery fly by with wide eyes, knowing that even trying to keep up with the conversation now was a lost cause. She only looked back when Dorsaf addressed her in English again.

At the mention of Sabiha, Aurora almost automatically sat up straighter, smiling widely. But as the trio began their back and forth, Aurora wilted a bit again; her conversation with Reza the night of prom still fresh in her mind. She shouldn’t be lighting up at the mention of her sorcery master’s daughter, she shouldn’t feel so proud of her accomplishments.

(The bright, warm lights that had popped up around her head like fairy lights immediately fizzled and died out like little candles blown out by a careless wind, and the fracturing across her chest deepened and spread.)

“She’s doing good,” Aurora said, trying to sound casual. “Um, she’s back at school again, so that’s going well! And she was in our town’s play this last summer. She played Young Cosette.”

REZA

Hamdi saw the reagent appear then fade away just as quickly in the rear view. He knew Reza did too. The younger sorcerer shot the older a brief glare meaning - what did you do to make that happen? Which Reza saw but ignored. 

“And how has she settled into England? Reza nearly broke his back to pay for private English tutoring but she struggled. She never had an English speaker at home to help her study.” Dorsaf said, frowning. “I miss her.”

“We all love his little girl so much,” Hamdi explained. “The lot of us got to watch her grow up. Sabiha was the first child born to any of the squad and we all just adored and spoiled her.”

AURORA

“She’s picking English up really well! Doing the play helped, and she’ll talk with my regulars in English so she gets some extra practice,” Aurora explained. “As for how she’s settled? Um, there’s good and bad days. More good than anything else now, at least.”

Aurora missed her too, like a fucking limb. She had texted Sabiha as soon as they had landed, letting her know they had made it safe and sound, although she was purposefully vague about where exactly they were. But Sabiha wasn’t hers to miss. So she buried that too.

“Didn’t spoil her too badly, she’s the sweetest wee thing I’ve ever met,” she said softly. Her hands tangled together in her lap. “What about you?” she asked. “Reza mentioned earlier you two have kids now as well?”

REZA

“Yes! We have six, or will, once this one is born.” Dorsaf said, rubbing her baby bump and grinning. “Reza actually was the first person to ever hold our first four besides us. He helped out a lot with our first daughter.”

“You say that, but all I did was give you Sabiha’s hand me downs for Awatef and tell you both to stop panicking.” Reza supplied. 

“Hamdi grew up an only child, and I come from a big family, so we both wanted to just make babies until we finally had enough.” Dorsaf continued. “We have three sons and two daughters, and this will be our third daughter.”

Reza’s jaw dropped, his face absolutely lighting up. “A girl!? Hamdi didn’t tell me it was a girl! I’m sure Awatef and Maysoon are excited to not be outnumbered anymore.”

“Oh, thrilled. Dorsaf and I can hardly keep them from asking every day ‘Baba can you tell Mama to have the baby now?’”

Dorsaf pulled out her phone and quickly got to a photo of their five children in traditional Tunisian clothing at some kind of festival. “Our oldest is Awatef, she is five years old. We wanted to have another right away to get a good start on our big family, so our first son, Noureddine is also five, he’s ten months younger than Awatef. Maysoon and Haudar are twins, they are four and are actually almost exactly a year younger than Noureddine. Reza actually named Haydar because Hamdi and I couldn’t stop arguing so we made him decide. Najm is our fifth, he just turned one. Now we are just waiting for Yosra to come.”

“Yeah, and I’m sure you already have the conception date for number seven on the calendar.” Reza joked. 

“How’d you know?” Dorsaf joked and the same time Hamdi snorted “Fuck you, pal.”

“Not like you're much better,” said the sorcerer making eye contact with Reza in the rearview. “Mr. I Hate Kids one minute then the next you’re like ‘I want eight more immediately’ after you have one.”

AURORA

Aurora listened closely to the two as they talked about their family, the small, polite smile on her face hiding the hole that had opened up in her chest. Asking about kids was always a hit or miss for her, and lately? Mostly misses. As she looked at the photo, she ached with longing. She wanted that so much; wanted a family of her own.

Every day that dream felt further and further away.

At least this pain she was well practiced in hiding, and she turned her smile onto Dorsaf. “They’re all so beautiful,” she said softly. “Hopefully they take after their mother,” she joked, giving Hamdi her most innocent smile.

REZA

“See? I told you I’m the hot one in this marriage.” Dorsaf said, sticking her tongue out at Hamdi.

Hamdi opened his mouth to respond, but was cut off by Reza going ‘almost home, almost home!’ in Arabic. The younger sorcerer locked eyes with Reza in the rearview and smiled.

The car wasn’t even in park before Reza tore off his seatbelt and scrambled out of the car, damn near getting his foot run over by the back tire. Did he give a damn? Nope, not one single damn. He tore down the little alleyway that led to the staircase to his father’s second floor apartment. 

His father had clearly been watching out the window because Reza was halfway up the stairs when his father threw open his door and shouted ‘The prodigal son returns! Come here, come, come!’

Reza hugged his father so tight his heels came up off the ground. “Baba, I’ve missed you so much- have you shrunk?”

“Hold your tongue or your apprentice gets the bigger bedroom and you’re sleeping on the stairwell.”

Reza laughed wetly, as he’d started to tear up. “Y’allah, this is embarrassing.”

“I know, son. I am a sight to behold.”

“Sh-shut up.” 

“Aren’t you going to introduce me to your friend?” His father asked, switching to French, as he was warned Rory spoke French but not Arabic.

“Oh. Oh, right, yes. Baba, Rory. Rory, Baba. Er, Abdelmajid Kasraoui.”

AURORA

Aurora let out a sound somewhere between a yell of shock and a squeak when Reza jumped out of a moving car. She at least waited until it stopped before popping out, sighing when she was sure he was okay. Dorsaf and Hamdi were both laughing, and Aurora shook her head fondly as she stepped the rest of the way out. “Give me like two minutes and I’ll be back for our luggage,” she told them before closing the door and following Reza, albeit at more of a trot instead of a flat-out run.

By the time she made it to the stairwell, Reza and an older gentleman were already hugging on the stairs, and her battered heart went soft at the sound of Reza’s wet laughter and brilliant smile. She stood, hands clasped, on the sidewalk until she heard his father begin to speak in French. She perked up curiously, before trotting up the stairs to greet the other half of the Kasraoui-Muller duo.

“It’s so wonderful to meet you,” she returned in French with a bright smile. “I’m Aurora.”

REZA

Abdelmajid didn’t know where his son got his height from. At 5’7 he stood nine inches shorter than Reza, and he swore he was shrinking with age. He stood on his toes to playfully smack his giraffe of a son upside the head.

“How dare you not tell me you were bringing a friend until the last minute, son! Do you know how much more cleaning I would have done yesterday if you told me you were bringing a pretty young lady into my home? Tsk, baba, so inconsiderate.” But the older man’s words were softened by the love in his eyes. 

He waved his hand at Reza. “Go grab your bags so Hamdi and Dorsaf can enjoy the rest of their kid-free day. I’ll finish up dinner. Early dinner. The cooking I did to keep still.”

Reza gestured to the car with his head. “I’ll grab everything. You go ahead inside, Rory. Put your feet up.” He gently pat her shoulder. “You must be tired.”

He scurried downstairs and grabbed the four bags - one carry-on per person plus one personal item. After a back-and-forth of Reza offering Hamdi money and Hamdi refusing, Reza insisting and Hamdi refusing still, Reza really truly insisting and Hamdi simply not being able to take Reza’s money, and Dorsaf swiping it from Reza’s hand because she would gladly take Reza’s money, thanks, he hurried back upstairs.

“Baba, it smells like you’ve been cooking enough food for Eid. How early did you start?”

“5:30.”

“Y’allah! Do you never sleep?”

“How can I, when my children and precious granddaughter are so far away?”

“Whose decision was that? You practically deported us from our own country.”

“And it wasn’t easy for me either, baba. But you survived, you can walk, and you are even part of your town’s government. You could not have had that life here.”

Reza was silent for a long moment. He set down their bags and sat down on a couch adjacent to Aurora. “We’re being rude to Aurora, speak French, baba.”

AURORA

Aurora smothered a snort of amusement as Abdelmajid reached up to smack Reza upside the head. She was content to stand back and let the two have the uninterrupted reunion she knew Reza had been wanting and expecting before she had invited herself along.

She blinked owlishly at her master as he patted her shoulder before almost pouting at him. She wasn’t a child, she could manage a five hour flight and a train ride. She trotted down the stairs a little after him so she could wave good bye to Dorsef and Hamdi enthusiastically before she followed Reza’s father into his house. “I really am sorry to intrude,” she said in French, giving him a shy smile before Reza came back in. Then, it was back to Tunasian and Aurora was left to look around the room on her own. She took it all in with wide eyes, fascinated by the tidy little home. Something in the air smelled wonderful, and she took a slow breath through her nose as her eyes drifted closed.

Her head whipped around when she heard her name mentioned, some of the curls that had escaped her wrap bouncing against her skin. “Oh, no, don’t worry about me!” she said quickly, waving her hands. “I was the one who invited myself. You two take your time catching up.”

REZA

“It’s fine,” Reza assured her in English. “We’ll catch up when you eventually knock out.”

He winked at her before turning his head to his father, and in the language only they understood, “Baba, mention needing a new scarf in front of Aurora while she’s here and she’ll jump to knit you one. She’s made all of Sabiha’s scarves and hats for the winter.”

“I can’t ask a favor of a guest!”

“She will insist on repaying you for the hospitality, knitting is her go-to. But she’s not familiar with the climate here and probably doesn’t know it can get chilly enough on winter nights for a scarf. I’m telling you this for her sake, not yours.”

Reza knew Rory by now. She’d fret over how to thank Abdelmajid for hosting her without a strategically placed scarf comment.

“Anyway,” he switched to their one mutual language. “My dad’s a better cook than even I am— and much better than my sisters. You’ll refuse to eat my cooking again after his.”

“Speaking of your sisters,” Abdelmajid said, the sadness in his voice evident. “How are they? Are they really well?”

“Yes, baba. Lamia and Rory are actually best friends so she probably knows more than me. Fadela is as bitchy as usual, and stays alive by absorbing the tears of every man she meets.”

“Good girl, I raised her right.”

AURORA

Although she couldn’t be certain, Aurora was pretty sure that Reza had just been talking about her to his dad in Tunasian, the brat, and she narrowed her eyes at him with a pout. She was long used to Reza and his sisters talking about her to her face in a language she could never hope to understand, but that didn’t make it any less annoying. At least wait until she was out of the room!

Her pout faded at the mention of food, the young apprentice perking up with a smile. She had developed quite a taste for Tunisian food after spending nearly a year having dinner with Reza’s family at least once a week. She hadn’t come for the food, but she was certainly going to enjoy it. “Please, where else am I going to get my fix?” she joked. “You’ve seen my attempts at cooking Tunisian food; I will take what I can get.”

She snorted at the mention of Fadela, but nodded. “I’ve got pictures!” she said happily. “You have very photogenic children, sir,” she joked.

REZA

“Where el— yallah. Where else?” Reza said, mock offended, pressing a hand to his chest. “As if you eat anything but Tunisian food some weeks with all the leftovers Sabiha dutifully packs up for you.”

He playfully threw an ice cube from his glass of boukha at her. 

At his children being called photogenic, Abdelmajid’s ears perked up. “Would you like one? My oldest two will be forty soon and haven’t gotten married, it’s embarrassing.”

“Baba!” Reza gasped, choking on the liquor he was sipping. 

“I’m getting old! Even Hamdi got married before you! I want to see you and Fadela at least married before I die.” 

“Aish. Always with the guilt trip. I gave you a grandchild, that should be enough. Who wants a daughter-in-law anyway, you already raised two daughters, do you need a third?” Reza mumbled, switching accidentally to Tunisian midway through before mouthing an apology to Rory. “Please. Show him the pictures before he makes his full sales pitch.”

Once his father was good and distracted, Reza put their bags away in their respective rooms, his, in his old bedroom, and Rory’s in the room his sisters shared. He cracked the windows for airflow as the house didn’t have air conditioning, like most homes in Africa, fluffed the pillows in Rory’s room to make sure they were comfortable, and set out several blankets of varying materials and thickness so she could choose her favorite. Should he bring one to the living room in case she needs a sudden nap?

No, he decided, and walked out of the room. 

He scurried back into the bedroom to grab a blanket and brought it to the couch, placing it next to where Rory had been sitting without a word. 

“So is this less scary than the time you met my mother,  Ammah ‘Rora?” Reza joked, coming up behind the two of them. 

“You met Ingrid?” Abdelmajid gasped. “You poor thing. Did she interrogate you or go straight to fight?”

“She almost pulled her wand on her, baba.”

“Oh my.”

AURORA

Aurora ducked away from the ice cube with a light giggle, sticking her tongue out at Reza. For a moment, everything felt normal, like the last several months had never happened.

And then Abdelmajid asked if she would like to marry into the family and under her blushing cheeks, her smile froze and strained. Thank god she had worn a shirt that covered her chest. She played it off with a small laugh, reaching for her necklace. "I don't think that'll happen," she said lightly, trying to sound joking and falling ever so slightly flat. Thankfully, Reza offered her the perfect opportunity for a distraction and Aurora quickly pulled out her phone.

She spent the next several minutes next to Reza's father on the couch, showing him all the pictures she had taken over the past two years. Her and Lamia's various outings, Sabiha during rehearsal for Les Mis and hanging out in the shop, she and Fadela pranking Reza during lessons. The whole nine yards. It was enough to help her put her heartache on the back burner.

She glanced up briefly when Reza came back in, doing a double take when she noticed the blanket in his arms before he set it down next to her without a word. A part of her melted, the other part wanted to cry. Why couldn't he just continue to be pissed at her? At least then her heart wouldn't have whiplash.

Aurora's cheeks flushed again as they brought up her first meeting with Ingrid Muller. "In her defense, I didn't make a stellar first impression. I may have kicked in the door while cursing Reza out pretty loudly," she admitted, shrinking a little into the couch.

REZA

Reza hummed thoughtfully and chewed on his lower lip. Aurora was right, sure, but he also could’ve been more clear in his text message that he wasn’t mad at her. 

“Meh, it was my fault you were mad enough to storm in the door.” Reza said, shrugging a shoulder. 

“And my mother is notoriously trigger happy. Baba’s just a teddy bear, and a much better cook than her. I won’t be able to eat my cooking again after being back home.”

Reza jumped up to sit on the counter. “So what do you want to do while we’re here? We probably have a few days before— ” before Mekki’s location is locked in on and I do some murder “— business. Hammamet is touristy there’s plenty to do. You can ask Baba to go along with you if I ever sleep in.”

AURORA

Aurora still hid her face in her hands at the memory of her meeting Reza's mom, even as he tried to reassure her. It had certainly not been her finest moment.

Once she could look back up, she shrugged bashfully. "I uh, didn't really have time to put together an itinerary, so I honestly don't know," she admitted. She was here for Reza first and foremost, touring the city second. But she did want to explore! 

She looked at Abdelmajid with a smile. "What do you think would be good to see?" she asked curiously.

REZA

“You mean you didn’t put together a detailed itinerary while chasing me down at the airport? Get your shit together, ‘Rora.” Reza teased, easily, like being around his father again had erased all of the awkwardness between him and Aurora for the better part of this year.

Reza had said that in English, so Abdelmajid only smiled, as he didn’t quite understand all of that. Instead, he turned to Aurora and responded in French. “Every girl in Hammamet has an Instagram picture of them at the Kasbah with the caption ‘Rock The Casbah.’ It’s historic and overlooks the Mediterranean. I can take you one morning. I took great Instagram pictures for my daughters, my son was always too busy working for Sabiha or fighting for social justice to have very much fun. He’s an all-or-nothing kind of person, unfortunately.”

What was with his family and constantly roasting him in front of Aurora? Fuckin’ hell.

“Have him take you to the Medina of Hammamet, the old town. Its colorful, gorgeous to look at, and the restaurants are nice there. The Musee des Religions is good if you want to learn about the history of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity in Tunisia. Historic mosques...oh! The beaches are beautiful.” Abdelmajid waved a hand dismissively. “Just tell Reza to do whatever you think sounds interesting. Tell him I said to do whatever you say.”

AURORA

In cheerful English that she hoped Abdelmajid really couldn’t understand, Aurora brightly told Reza to “Bite me~.” But she was grinning as she did, more than a little grateful that Reza was happy enough to be home that he forgot he was mad with her / annoyed with her / avoiding her.

Aurora turned her attention back to Abdelmajid, listening curiously and giggling as he casually read his son for filth during his impromptu tourist ad. As the older man went on, his voice took on almost a rhythm, and suddenly Aurora felt lightheaded and tired. Fuck, had she taken her meds? She must have forgotten in the scramble to reach the airport in time to catch Reza. 

Without her permission, her head listed to the side, leaning against the back of the couch. Her giggle came out soft and slurred as her eyelids started to drop. “I will,” she murmured, fighting to stay awake. “My mom’s from a beach town. I love the ocean.”

REZA

“Ah, this happens all the time.” Reza explained.

He honestly wasn’t sure how to say the exact word ‘narcolepsy’ in Djerba - the word for Tunisian Arabic - so he did his best to describe it to his father in their native tongue as he moved to scoop up Aurora and the blanket. Abdelmajid seemed to understand and helped Reza adjust the blanket around her.

“I’ll take her to the girls’ old room for a nap. Thank you for cleaning it on such short notice. She all but physically fought her way onto the plane.”

Abdelmajid tried very, very hard not to smack his son upside the head, but alas, his son was just that much of an idiot.

“Ow! Baba?”

Abdelmajid didn’t need to say it, Reza knew. She’s in love with you, you emotionally illiterate jackwagon.

AURORA

She was still awake enough to struggle against being scooped up, but too tired to do more than wiggle a little and whine “Nooooo” in a voice thick and slow with sleep. She was pouting as Reza pulled her into his arms, but that didn’t stop her from letting her head flop against his collarbone as she curled tighter close to him. She wasn’t often awake enough to remember when Reza picked her up, and somewhere in her sleepy mind something soft and warm settled over her.

She felt small and safe and warm, and with one last attempt to thank Abdelmajid for the blanket - which came out more like a Very Scottish Mumble of Sounds - she let herself sink into dark, dreamless sleep.