Stirring the Heart

Sometimes, human initiative really could bring enormous change...

Look at Stephanie. A witch—a pure-blooded witch—had actually started studying how to use a mobile phone just to tease Sean.

I remember MMS won't see widespread use for several more years, right? Phones with cameras won't come until after the millennium either... And spells probably can't modify this kind of high-tech product... Sean thought regretfully.

Still, if they partnered with major companies like Nokia, Motorola, or Sony and sent a few wizards to develop things together, perhaps they could even advance magical technology...

Of course, that was just wishful thinking. Wizards still had no way of interacting with Muggles.

Wizards were too dangerous, and Muggles were just as dangerous.

After letting his thoughts run wild for a while, Stephanie sent another text.

Stephanie: Boohoo, I'm going to cry...

Words were not as direct as images, but they somehow felt even more vivid. They also gave people more courage and boldness—Stephanie had never shown Sean such an adorable yet seductive side in person.

Mainly because her cool, refined face really did not quite suit that sort of demeanor.

Suppressing a laugh, Sean typed back: Don't cry, don't cry.

It took Stephanie quite a while to reply: Why can't phones send photos? Sean, give me an address.

Sean was startled and carefully typed: Are you coming over? Perfect, I'll pick you up. What do you want to eat? I'll order ahead. Or do you want to come and order for yourself?

Stephanie: Not coming to your place, Mr. Wallop. You must be typing very carefully...

Sean: "..."

Stephanie sent another message: Just like in the Wizarding World, Magical Items are researched by specialized wizards or alchemists, especially at large companies. Phones must have that too, right? I'll Imperius a few people researching phones, then