It didn’t take much to annoy Ewan these days but he was, despite what people might be thinking, be doing his best to keep his cool and not lose Ravenclaw more house points. Walking into the classroom today, he stopped fleetingly to read the blackboard before taking one of the mosses baskets. “Good morning Professor” greeting him briefly before he headed off to sit somewhere. After the last few weeks, the prefect, with some difficulty, had managed to get his emotions in check for the most part and was now at the point where he could actually talk to people again which must have come as a relief to some of his friends and some professors too most likely.

Today, he did have baba Mila so trying to get back to the table whilst trying to balance carrying her and the basket was a little challenging but the tall Ravenclaw manged it without making too much of a scene, placing Mila in the basket as he found a space alone, his eyes roaming around the classroom for a partner. Surprisingly, he laughed a little to himself as he met the eyes of some of his friends, amused at how badly they were taking this whole baby project. Sure, it cried a little and it was aaaaalllllwaaaaays hungry but it wasn’t as bad as some of them were making it. They’re not exactly little banshee’s!

Still alone, the Ravenclaw prefect looked back at the front of the classroom with expectant eyes as the lesson began. “Well Professor, you’d obviously need clothes for the baby and the appropriate food. Then you’d need a cot and somewhere for the baby to sit or lay down throughout the day so maybe a bassinet. At least, those were some of the things I helped put together for my Aunty over the Christmas holidays” smiling now as he remembered his little family back home in Canada. “She had a little girl” he tacked on at the end, just in case the professor was curious. Sure, his Christmas holidays had been super busy and rather confusing but baba Eleanor was one of the bright lights in his life at the moment. He couldn’t wait to get home to the summer to see her as a matter of fact. A little space from…this place might be good.