[At first glance, it doesn't look like much; a dorky yet sentimental birthday card, some tissue paper, and then, at the bottom, there is a booklet, obviously put together by hand, but lovingly so. It's handwritten, with little cartoonish sketches on each page, and a "coupon" for something that Billy knows that Teddy would enjoy. Sort of like this. There's a series of blanks in the back, too, with a miniature Wiccan or Hulkling looking quizzical. Overall there's about thirty or forty pages.
Billy doesn't speak, giving Teddy some time to look it over, though he fidgets a bit nervously, not sure if it qualifies as a decent gift or not. It had taken a lot of work, but it doesn't exactly compare with his camera or Teddy's DS, which had been the alternative he couldn't afford yet.]
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Billy doesn't speak, giving Teddy some time to look it over, though he fidgets a bit nervously, not sure if it qualifies as a decent gift or not. It had taken a lot of work, but it doesn't exactly compare with his camera or Teddy's DS, which had been the alternative he couldn't afford yet.]