Before she could get a response in again to Logan regarding chocolate, the lesson had been underway so Vera settled for an eyeroll his direction. Though even that felt lackluster to her. Was it just because was overthinking literally eVeRyThInG? Thankfully there was discussion to focus on.

The 4th year knew nothing of the fact there was different love languages, so Professor Sayse going on a tangent would have been incredibly interesting to her. Especially considering as she listened to the answers given she couldn't help but internally comment on how most of those wouldn't work for her. Flowers were pretty, but what did you do with them? Perhaps she was too picky, or maybe the acts of service was her love language if she had known that those existed.

One answer that did get her attention, was Logan's. But only because hearing him allude to notes at all set her on edge. Had he been there in DADA? Had he noticed the whole thing? It had her face perhOlaps even the slightest shade brighter, making it look like she WAS the orchideous casting. "Why aparecium?"N ot why was the spell useful, that was obvious, but why did HE think it? Was it a coincidence? She couldn't stop herself from whispering the question, as she also noted it looked like he was feeling a little warm too. Maybe it was just the charms on the room, though she was pretty certain for herself that wasn't the case. But... Maybe for him? ... Why else?

So... They'd all apparently been off the mark. Would they be making things sing today then? Because that certainly sounded like the smile classroom was going to get loud - perhaps louder than Charlie's singular sonorous might have been. Not that she was one who minded noise. Once they were released to work on their spell practice, Vera decided to forgo the pronunciation (seemed simple enough) and just practice wand movement, which she noticed she tended to do with either not enough gusto or far too much. "so... If this is relative to frog choir, does that mean we actually charm the frogs to sing? I thought they just... Did that." And if so, wasn't that kind of cruel to make them do something they weren't naturally wanting to do? She wasn't asking anyone in particular the question just.. voicing it.