Paul, George, and Ringo talked about what they could do to keep John sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza from Mark David Chapman. Ringo said, "We could hide him somewhere." George said, "That's all very well, but that's easier detto than done. Where would we hide him? Londra doesn't have a lot of hiding places." Paul remarked, "Who detto it had to be in London?" George and Ringo looked at Paul, waiting to hear his suggestion. Paul said, "I have a farm in Scotland. John could stay at my place." Ringo said, "Brilliant, Paul! Scotland is miles away from London." George nodded in agreement. Later, Paul, George, and Ringo told John about the idea. John felt relief. Surely he would be sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza in Scotland. Also, with Paul around, John would definitely be safe. When John arrived at Paul's, Paul said, "You look exhausted, John. Perhaps te should get some rest." John soon went to sleep, and he slept like he hadn't slept in years. After he woke up, he checked his e-mail. He saw another e-mail from Hazel. The message said, "Hi, John. Did te mostra your mates the video I sent you?" He replied, "Yes, I did. Don't worry. I'm at Paul's. I'm sure to be sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza there." She said, "Jolly good. If you'd like, my Friends and I could shield you, too." When John read this, his eyes widened. "Are te crazy, Hazel?! te could get yourself hurt o worse! I don't want te to get hurt o killed for my sake." He at first put it in all caps, but he changed it to avoid sounding rude. Hazel was determined, however, and she said, "I'd rather it be me than te o your mates." John was touched da this. He was ready to cry, but Paul came in. John didn't want Paul to see him crying. Paul asked, "Are te all right, John?" John managed to smile and said, "Yes, I am." Paul said, "You know, te can tell me anything." John said, "Read this." He showed Paul the conversation with Hazel. Paul said, "I'm touched. We really do mean a lot to our fans, don't we?" John said, "We do." Paul asked, "Does this mean we're not breaking up?" John said, "No, Paul. We're not breaking up, ever. Just don't make it mushy, all right?" Paul laughed a little and said, "Right, John."
As George and Laura drove through downtown London, they passed da the giant Natale albero in Trafalgar Square. Upon seeing it, Laura couldn't help but stare with awe. She thought, "Wow...Gorgeous." They soon arrived at the Studios and went inside to meet with the other Beatles in the recording room. Once they made it there, John saw them and said, "Oh, look who's here!" George replied, "Hello, chaps! I hope we're not too late." John responded, "Not at all, Geo! You're just in time." Paul added, "I see te brought Laura along, too! That's great." George said, "Yep!" He then turned to his daughter and asked her, "Darling, would te like to provide us with feedback on our message after we complete it?" Laura replied, "Sure, daddy George! I'm all for that." "Jolly good!", responded George. Ringo said, "All right! Let's begin!" The lads then started rehearsing their lines, and Laura got a chair to sit on as she listened to them.
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With Natale just around the corner, George and Laura kicked the giorno off da having a fun snowball fight in the yard of their house. The latter was super excited as she will get to happily celebrate this special holiday again after escaping the dreaded orphanage. Laura said, "Catch me if te can, daddy George!" He replied cheekily while rolling up another ball in his hands, "Oh, you're not getting away from me, Laura, darling!" With that, he threw the ball towards her, and she laughed in response. They continued playing until George looked at his watch and said, "We better get going to Abbey Road Studios now. I need to rehearse my lines for the Natale message with me mates." Laura replied, "A Natale message? That sounds lovely!" George remarked, "Yes, indeed! This is our gift for the fans." "Very nice!", exclaimed Laura. They then proceeded to his car and were on their way to the Studios.
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With Natale just around the corner, George and Laura kicked the giorno off da having a fun snowball fight in the yard of their house. The latter was super excited as she will get to happily celebrate this special holiday again after escaping the dreaded orphanage. Laura said, "Catch me if te can, daddy George!" He replied cheekily while rolling up another ball in his hands, "Oh, you're not getting away from me, Laura, darling!" With that, he threw the ball towards her, and she laughed in response. They continued playing until George looked at his watch and said, "We better get going to Abbey Road Studios now. I need to rehearse my lines for the Natale message with me mates." Laura replied, "A Natale message? That sounds lovely!" George remarked, "Yes, indeed! This is our gift for the fans." "Very nice!", exclaimed Laura. They then proceeded to his car and were on their way to the Studios.
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