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Bazinga 
Sitting down she took a cup of coffee and sipped at it a few minutes before answering, "I'll be alright now that I have some coffee running through me, though I have to ask if all is okay at the stables? The animals seem a bit tense from what I've been getting." Her hand moved to her temple as she rubbed it again.
Glancing at the food she pulled on some pancakes and yogurt, though she was thankful that the elves knew not to set the bacon or sausage near her. The smell usual just saddened her.
"Nothing is going on per-say." She turned to face him more. She knew the note probably concerned him a bit, "It's about Toby and my class the other day. He was very bubbly and then after our readings he slumped down so I suspected he didn't get a very good reading." She couldn't help but frown. "When I checked over their work I noticed he had a reading that said a challenge and possible sad was in his near future. I'm thinking the challenge could of course be NEWTS, but wanted to make you aware of this in case something more was going on. He's a very happy kid so seeing that change just concerned me." Since his father was right here at school she figured why not chat about it.
Javier had known Cassie long enough to recognise some of the symptoms she showcased occasionally. It was just about confirmed when she asked of his animals as he nodded. "
The Hippogriffs have been a little restless since the incident, despite the extra measures I put in for their safety. I'm hoping they'll calm down eventually." For many reasons.
Whether it was of luck or not, the animals weren't her only concern as his brows threatened to connect as he now knew the reason. "
I see.." His son had been showing hints of worry off and on lately. Goodness, something of possible disappointment to look out for as he rested a hand on her arm in gratitude. "
I thank you for your concern and letting me know Cassie." A tiny smile, "
He's quite lucky to have you as an Aunt." As much as Javier wanted, he couldn't be everywhere his sons were but at least having others care for him as well made the job a little easier. Hmm.. Call it his paternal hopefulness or not as he asked, "
These readings, there's no chance on them possibly changing right?" He was definitely no seer, but liked to know things outside his spectrum at times.