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Yes, we were in London. It was the nineteenth century, as we would find out/from what we could tell. So we were back in our world, but time was different. It would be strange for us, but after everything we had seen it looked like something normal. Yeah, every last damned world, which we'd passed, was more amazing than this one. We spent a few days in London, but we remained there, so the worlds didn't switch more. It meant we were back in the world. At that moment we had to look for the way to our time.
"I know, you may think (that) I'm going crazy..."
"Nothing surprises me after the last event we've overcome in other worlds. So I'll believe in any rubbish* you tell me." Lisa replied seriously.
"We must find a backer. His surname is Wales. He can send us to our time."
"Is he a writer? Maybe you've been reading his tales!?"
"You told that you would believe me."
"Take it easy, I'm just joking. We'll find him. I don't think it will be a hard task" Lisa responded.
*I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'to believe in any garbage' but I have heard 'to believe in any rubbish' or 'to believe in any old rubbish' - it would be an expression used mostly in the United Kingdom, not really in America or elsewhere.
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