He had things pretty good, Vimes reminded himself. He had a good life here on magical-island-with-a-funny-name. He had a police force, the best he'd ever led. He had the rule of law that held fairness above all else, something he would never have achieved in Ankh-Morpork. He had, as Sergeant Angua had so graciously reminded him, his family. He was
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Sybil was a bit behind, at a leisurely stroll. If she had to be honest with herself, which she did rather try to be, it was not merely because she wanted to go at such a pace. Spending the bulk of days with Young Sam was a gift, of course, but without any help and with his insistence on continuing to grow, she did find herself a bit worn out, some times.
She beamed at her husband, though, certainly giving none of this away, and gestured a little.
"We climbed by the lagoon today and found some terribly interesting pockets of rock to explore, whether mummy quite thought it an especially wise idea or not." Her tone implied that she wondered where he got that from, and also, simultaneously, that she knew, and that Sam bloody well did, also.
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On the other hand, Sam Vimes wasn't exactly a model for following authority, motherly or otherwise.
"Aaaaand I found this!" Young Sam declared, holding up his palm to reveal-
A large black beetle.
Vimes peered at it. "...Huh."
Young Sam beamed.
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"If Moon Rat and Errol get on too famously, we're gonna end up with Fried Moon Rat," Vimes said.
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