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He remembered his old phone, the one with the circular Home button that clicked like a reassuring pen. He tried pressing the screen where a button used to be. Still nothing. He felt like a wizard who had forgotten the somatic components of a basic spell.
"Alright, glass brick," Leo muttered. "Give up your secrets."
The screen blinked white, a satisfying "click" sound echoed through the room, and a tiny thumbnail of the dapper cat scurried into the bottom-left corner of the screen. Leo exhaled, a triumphant grin spreading across his face. He tapped the thumbnail, cropped out the clutter, and sent the masterpiece to his group chat.
He remembered his old phone, the one with the circular Home button that clicked like a reassuring pen. He tried pressing the screen where a button used to be. Still nothing. He felt like a wizard who had forgotten the somatic components of a basic spell.
"Alright, glass brick," Leo muttered. "Give up your secrets."
The screen blinked white, a satisfying "click" sound echoed through the room, and a tiny thumbnail of the dapper cat scurried into the bottom-left corner of the screen. Leo exhaled, a triumphant grin spreading across his face. He tapped the thumbnail, cropped out the clutter, and sent the masterpiece to his group chat.