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Miss Lissy Lou 
Cale blinked in confusion. Greattttttt, now she was speaking in code again. GAH. Before he could open his mouth to say anything, Ashby had given them instructions for the next part of the lesson. He stopped pushing and looked over in Ashby's direction, watching as he demonstrated the spell. Well, that seemed easy enough. His big task would be trying to figure out what exactly was bothering Anna. He hurried up to Ashby's desk and grabbed a few sheets of paper for her, walking back to her quickly and handing her the top sheet.
"Can't act like...what?" he asked, sincerely confused over the whole situation. Then, a lightbulb clicked inside his head. OHHHH! She was jealous of Bunbury! Oh, silly silly Anna. He chuckled and shook his head. "THAT'S why you were so upset? Anna, she's a teacherrrrrrr. You honestly think I'm considering leaving you for her or something?" he asked with a smile. "I just want to impress her, especially with my lacking Herbology grade."
"Now, let's move onto this spell," he said, not wanting to get in trouble for chatting, especially since Ashby was in a bad mood now. He held his paper up to the wall and used his left hand to support it, and took his wand in his right hand to trace the paper. "Aaaaaaaaddddddddaaaaaaaeeeeeeerrrrrrrrooooooo ," he said, making sure to draw out the word until he finished tracing the paper. Viola! It worked. Grinning, he stepped aside for Anna to try.
"Can't act like...
yeaaaaaaaaah, now you're catching on," Anna said, nodding when Cale finally figured out the reasoning behind her little mood change. "I have every right to be upset, Cale. Who cares if she's a teacher? How would feel if I strolled on over to Truebridge's office and proceeded to woo him with my fabulous flirting skills?" she asked, halfway joking. She had actually
already flirting with Truebridge---quite dangerously, mind you---but that had been months and months ago. "Well,Igotkindofjealous," Anna said, rushing the words out so quickly it seemed as if she'd only said one word and not an entire sentence. "Anyway, just drop it for now. If I lose a single point, I'll literally suffer from heart failure. We'll talk after class."
Anna accepted the paper from Cale and held it against the wall with her left hand. With her right hand, she raised her wand and traced the edges of the paper. "Aaaaadddddhhaaaeeeeerrooooooooo," she said, feeling a bit foolish over the way she was sounding. She glanced at Cale out of the corner of her eye, winked, and then refocused on the paper. "Oh, I did it, too!" Anna happily exclaimed. "Do you think we should try it again?"