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sarahlooo 
Ivy sighed again. "So far. I've had a few attitude problems, but I took care of that rather quickly." Heh. She looked amused just thinking about it. The students got what they asked for. Ivy took another sip from her glass and looked over at Erik. "And you?" Or was he staying huddled up in his office all day so he didn't have to deal with them?
The next holiday was probably better. Christmas was coming up soon and that meant... a few things. There was more than one reason that Ivy was looking forward to the Winter holiday. "I ought to start counting down, too," she muttered. She drained her glass in one last gulp and let out a sigh.
Time for a subject change..? Ivy's eyes wandered back to Erik's desk where she had noticed a book but didn't read the cover. "What are you reading?"
Oh? She took care of it, did she. Erik raised an eyebrow slightly.
"Punishment again, darling?" Hadn't she ah,
resigned from one job already because of her attitude-adjusting methods? He'd leave it at that.
As for him...
"I taught one student a curse already," Erik informed her somewhat proudly, for him. He had a little smirk on at the memory.
"I think someone vas stalking me outside there, though...it was weird, but I could have sworn I heard footsteps vhen I wasn't even walking." He was kind of hoping he had blasted the person who was following him, but he couldn't be sure and wasn't concerned enough to look into it right now.
Erik studied Ivy for a moment and stole his hand toward her head to play with a bit of her hair while she looked so...pensive.
"You're sighing a lot," he pointed out quietly. He didn't take his eyes off her as he knew she was looking at the desk. She would. She'd have questions about it, no doubt.
"Hogwarts, a History." See, she had wanted to know. Why? Well he waited for her to ask.