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Kolyander 
Rylee couldn't hold back the giggles. Old farts and crazy people! She had been right in thinking that she could be herself with Garreth. He was funny. Cooler spells? "Really?" He wasn't just saying that now, was he? "Lap-a- what now?" she tilted her head giving him a confused look. "What's that?" Nods. "Uh-huh! Everyone likes bunnies!" They were so cute and fluffy!
Blink. Blink. "Would you really stay... if you were able to?" Very important question.
It was luck that she didn't go turning her head to look at him or they might have ended up hitting their heads together. Rylee smiled and nodded once. If Garreth believed she could do this than she would. It was exactly the same thing as before only using a being spiral when she drew the wand movement.
Lifting her arm she created a large spiral in the air with her wand as she spoke clearly, "Reparo!" Nothing. That was okay. She was prepared to try again for as long as it took.
Garreth couldn't help but smile. If he was completely honest with himself, he was rather pleased at his ability to summon laughter in Rylee. Was he a funny guy? Maybe. Or maybe he just found it way easier to talk to younger people. Students his own age were so intimidating. Brilliant and studious as he was, Garreth had never been able to shake the feeling that other students were as smart as he was without any of the social problems.
"Lapifors." he spoke slowly and clearly to make sure she caught it.
"A transfiguration spells that turns practically anything into a rabbit." he winked, knowing she would be a fan of that one.
"Yes." He answered almost immediately.
"I think so." There wasn't really much to think about. Maybe it was silly, but if he had the chance, he would stay at Hogwarts forever.
"I could be useful teaching first years fun charms." he smirked.
He watched her first attempt at a wide-angled Reparo and gave her a nod and a pat on the shoulder after it didn't quite work.
"Don't worry, this one's hard to pull off. You need to visualize the pieces coming together. Try again!" the older boy encouraged her. His confidence in her was absolute and it was clear in the tone of his voice.