The problem that Rowan was having right now, was that her brain was almost exclusively full of happy memories. So picking one was proving to be quite a challenge. She went through a few more memories in her head as she practiced the wand movement...

There was the first time she'd managed to make a cake all by herself and everyone had loved it, and that was a really happy memory because the first two tries had failed but the third one was perfect and it was her mum's birthday so everyone was happy anyway...

Or... when her grammy had sat with them all outside when it was really sunny and they'd played games and had loads of fun... but that was more like a big group of happy memories all squidged into one, because she did that a lot.

Of course, there was her eleventh birthday... when someone had told her about Hogwarts... but that had felt so surreal at the time, she wasn't entirely sure if it was a happy memory or a mildly bemused one.

Gosh, this was hard...


WAIT!! How about that time when she and Robin had found the rabbit hole and they had spent ages trying to get the rabbits to trust them and the first time one had jumped into Rowan's lap she had been so happy and excited that she'd almost cried. That was a nice memory... Maybe that would work?

"Professor??" she raised her hand so he would see her, cause she was still kinda tiny. "Does it have to be the same memory every time? Like does everyone only have one memory that will work or could it be different ones if they all make you really happy?" Because she had a lot... she was a very happy person, and pretty much liked everything, so it would be far more difficult to find a bad memory than a good one.