For some reason he felt really awkward starting off the conversation with the phrase stating he was a Muggleborn. He hadn't been in this magical world very often but he still knew that it was apparent that it DID matter to some people. It made him feel bad. But it made him smile smally at the Herbology Professor when she spoke about wanting to get to know the person rather than that nonsense. "Thanks."

He didn't know that many great witches and wizards had been half-blood or muggleborn. Why hadn't he known this?! "Wow, I had no idea..." he trailed off. So why did Eino make him feel so bad. "So do most witches and wizards know about that stuff, what you just said?" She was making him feel better about himself and beginning to see that there was nothing wrong with him, it was the Ravenclaw boy that was wrong.

"Well..." he started trying to think of things from their last two times being together. "He sort of freaks out and seperates himself from me when I brought up that I was Muggleborn or when I tried to calm him down about Muggle transportation that he was afraid of."

Auggie was beginning to wonder if he should tell her who it was.

She smiled sheepishly as Professor Bentley had most likely took this matter seriously. "No Professor, I mean, there's no need for such measures," she said, shaking her head. The boy was annoying, yes but it also crossed her mind that he had the chance to be her friend. If only he was not that annoying.

She looked up at the Professor and remembered her Aunt Belinda. They were alike. Always concerned and caring and warm. "I'm sure we'll do fine Professor. Besides, I think I have finally met my match." She looked at her watch and found out that it was time to head back to the Common Room. She had once again stayed too late outside. "Professor, thank you for your time but I've got to go back now," Beatrice said as she stood up.

Zhenya smiled brightly as she was invited inside, plant in hand!

"I know you have a million plants from students, but I bought this for you as a Halloween special present!" she said, handing the pot plant to Professor Bentley. It looked just like a miniature rose bush, but instead of flowering roses... there were tiny little pumpkins.

"They don't grow but, about the size of them now," which was about the size of a small mandarin. "And the bush itself only grows as big as it is now," which was the usual size of a miniature rose bush. "The pumpkins bloom the month of Halloween only, but when it is October they do look rather amazing," she said smiling. Yet another one of her grandmothers plants! "We have 5 bushes at home, and they just top off the Halloween decorations! I thought you might like it."

It was comforting to know the young Claw wasn't using all his resources simply to get her gifts, that would have been horrible.. especially when he could get himself lots and lots of candy instead.
"I suppose that's alright then," she said with a smile, "But don't you go making a habit of it, your company is enough of a gift."

"Cozy is one thing, but cramped is another..." Perhaps she'd look at getting a teeny weeny bot of an extension charm put on it.
Seren grinned down at her bundle of white fluff. "Only when he feels like it, or when I have something he wants."
It was probably feeding time soon.



"Not a problem dear, take care." ... and keep out of trouble, though she didn't say that bit out loud.



The sight of the little sappling was rather distressing, but there was no point in panicing or being upset, after all she had over looked the little thing earlier... if it hadn't have been for Kurumi it would have been dead. So, if it lived, that would be a bonus.

Oh good, the Gryffindor did know about Runes. Fat lot of good they were. It had been the first, and the last time she purchased a Rune artefact from a back alley Peruvian market stand.

Taking the tin from Kurumi's hand, she gave it a tap with the end of her wand. But the lid wouldn't yeild. "Blasted thing... don't know why I bother with it sometimes," she said giving it another, firmer tap. This time the lid came off smoothly revealing a a light blue powdery substance within.
"Powdered horn of Bicorn," she said, pinching a bit between her fingers and sprinkling it over the exposed roots of the plant. Or at least what was left of them. "It will help absorb the moisture without danaging the roots any further..." taking a scrap piece of parchment, she lay the plant out on top of it, leaving it sitting on the corner of her desk.
"... now we wait and see. There's no point re-planting it just yet, not while the roots are so far gone, this time tomorrow we'll know if it was successful."



Oohhh so the lesson had taken the girls fancy. Brilliant.
"Not a problem at all dear, what's on your mind?"
Moon planting was something she could talk about for hours... the Moon itself not so much.



"Most do..." she said nodding sincerely, "... but of course there will always be the few exceptions that don't understand, simply refuse to understand, or have been taught to think otherwise."
Many were often influenced by family. Ridiculous. Stupid. Nonsense!

At least, if it was any consolation, the situaltion that August described wasn't all that serious, even if it was mildly alarming.
"I see," she mused. There wasn't a great deal that could be done about it, not unless they were reported officially, or unofficially to an extent.
"Well... all I can really say is, just don't let it get to you." Yes, it was easy enough to say, but she understood that there were often implications that came with ignoring things. "But if this person continues to make you feel uncomfortable, or if their behaviour escalates, I do urge you to tell somebody... I'd be more than happy to have a quiet word to them, perhaps try to enlighten them on the situation." Give them a darn good wake up call.



"I'll take your word for it then."
Just so long as the annoying didn't drive the girl insane, then it wasn't too bad. She offered the Ravenclaw another smile as she stood to leave. "Thank you for stopping by, it was very nice of you."



Seren was throroughly pleased... and thoroughly confused to see Zhenya carrying a remarkable plant... but talking about Halloween? Had the girl gotten her calendar mixed up?
"Uhh... thank you Zhenya, it's lovely," she said smiling, glossing over the fact that it was March and not October. Perhaps she'd gotten her facts confused?
"I'll definitely look forward to next October."

OOC: In the RP it has just changed over from February to March (;

Aurora walked into Prof. Bentley's office after instructing Sebastian (with a lot of effort) to stay outside. She smiled as she caught the scent of peppermint tea. "Hello Professor, how are you?" she asked. She hoped the teacher was feeling better now that the horrific snow dragon incident had seemed to have died down.

Orr smiled and replied shyly, "I wanted to know about how the Zodiac signs and their specific months affect plants. I know that they affect us humans."

Closing the door behind the young Slytherin, Seren then moved to sit behind her desk. "I'm doing a lot better now that everything has calmed down," she said smiling brightly, "thank you for asking."

"And how have you been? Keeping up I hope."



Smiling and nodding, Seren considered the girls question.
"In terms of Moon Planting, the relationship between the Zodiacs and their months aren't of as much significance... it's more important to look at what time of the month the Moon itself moves through the influence of the Zodiac constellations. The months itself has more of a seasonal impact on herbology." It had been a qood question though.

Kurumi watched as Professor Bentley tended to the plant. At least the vein in her forehead seemed to have subsided a bit. Kurumi had been afraid that the professor was going to pop like a bubotuber bulb...which really wasn't a very good image.

Bicorn horn? Kurumi had only ever used that in brewing the Polyjuice Potion - memories that she would rather not think about right now.

She peered over a bit to look at the rather pathetic looking plant, whose roots were no more than little stubs now, and frowned. "Is there...anything else I can do for it, Professor?" she asked, peeking up to glance at Professor Bentley. "I kind of feel responsible for it." Meaning like how one finds an injured animal on the side of the road and wants to make sure it heals properly. Perhaps even keep it as a pet sort of thing.

Aurora nodded, "Yes, yes I'm brilliant at the moment." she said totally nothing to do with Kenny. "I hope you've managed to restore the greenhouse a bit..." she added. When she had first seen the wreckage she had wanted to cry, goodness knows the horrific feelings that Professor Bentley went through. "I mentioned it in a letter to my uncle and he sent some seeds - he works in environmental at the ministry." She held up the package. "I'm not sure what they are." she added, placing it on the professors desk. "Probably something with big flowers." Rufin loved flowers... his house was filled with them. It kind of embarrassed her that she kept giving Prof. Bentley stuff and paying her visits - it wasn't as if she was being a suck-up - she just really liked plants. She kind of wished Rufin had sent the seeds directly though, or at least told her what they were.

Right.

Just what she expected. Professor Bentley was not going to let her in. Destiny had thought about knocking again, maybe she didn't hear her the first time, but in the end, she had decided to just leave. She had just turned to walk away when the door opened, and she found her hands fumbling to keep the PRESENT hidden behind her back so the woman wouldn't see it. That was close.

A smile made it's way onto her face and a "Hello, Professor!" left her mouth as she turned back to face Bentley, and only after looking at the woman's hands, to make sure there was no dirt..or snowballs ready to be thrown at her or shoved down her throat, she made her way into office.

The very pink office. Sure, there were other colors, but pink!? Destiny expected beige. The color of evil.

But the color of her office was not why she was there. She had things that needed to be said! But first.. "Was I supposed to take my shoes off?"

Presley stepped into the warm office, delighted that Bentley seemed okay with her being there. "Hello professor!" She smiled sweetly. "I hope I'm not interrupting anything?" Because if she was...she could always go away. This wasn't..critically important, per se.

No, Presley was courageous. Or at least she could pretend.

When Alyssa heard Professor Bentley call out for her to enter, she made sure that she cleaned her shoes again and stepped into the office. "Did I actually hear the Professor sing Celestina Warbeck's song?"Alyssa thought to herself. "I didn't know that Professor Bentley could sing that well! Wow! she's good." Alyssa was glad that the Professor was singing because that meant that she was in a better mood.

"Good morning, Professor Bentley, I didn't mean to eavesdrop but you sing very well. I guess you must like Celestina Warbeck's songs. I do too. Her music always makes me want to dance."Alyssa smiled at the Professor. She saw a movement near the Professor's feet and realized that it was Caltex. He was still as adorable as ever.

"Anyway, no time wasting here, Alyssa. The Professor is a busy woman."Alyssa thought to herself. So she quickly stepped forward. "Professor, I know that it is none of my business, but one of my reasons here was to ask whether you were feeling better. I know that you have been under a lot of stress after that crazy situation in the Greenhouse Three with the Snow Dragon and Lord Bott's visit,"Alyssa told the Professor, trying her best not to roll her eyes at the mention of that man's name. "I know that the damage to the greenhouse especially to the plants there, really upset you, so I brought something. These are tree saplings from the Australian Eucalyptus tree. I'm not sure whether you have any in that greenhouse, but I wanted to add to the collection if you did. ."Alyssa handed over the bag of tree saplings to the Professor.

"The second reason I'm here is to ask whether you would have some spare time to teach me how to harvest the Puffapods. I know that some survived the flooding and must be ready for harvesting. I would really love to learn how to harvest them and you were about to teach me how to do it when we got interrupted." Alyssa didn't dare mention by what but she knew that the Professor knew what she was talking about.

Alyssa waited to hear what the Professor had to say.

"Really?! Just me on my own? Well I may still get you gifts occasionally, but it feels weird thinking about coming on my own." he smiled. Harvey looked around when she said cramped "mmm... I see, so you need a bigger office then." Harvey smiled "He just the cutest whte bundle I have seen. I wonder what you have that he wants." he asked looking at the cute bundle of fur. "Actually I think he feels like it right now. Or he just loves you." he smiled "That Joint lesson was really interesting. I didnt know that the Moon can affect plants in the ways that we looked at. I never heard of it in the muggle world so it was interesting." he smiled

Offering the young Lion a small smile, Seren shrugged her shoulders a little. "There's not a great deal that can be done now... it's more of a waiting game. But if you'd like to take him with you to monitor his condition that would greatly appreciated." Even if parting with the little guy would be painful. It was probably for the best, not only would it be a valluable experience for Kurumi, but if the plant didn't make it, then she wouldn't have to see it happen. "Just let him dry out over night, I don't think it will need much longer than that, and then you can try re-planting him a pot.. once he's planted add a few drops of mooncalf solution at his base and give him the lightest sprinkling of water. Just even to allow the mooncalf solution to seep into the soil, that will hopefully aid his root growth." Provided he wasn't too far gone, but only time would tell.



"Oh thats wonderful," it was always good to see a student smiling, but it was especially nice to hear that Aurora was 'brilliant'. "It's coming along, restorations are being made... I'm sure it'll look better soon enough, especially after the next lesson." Oh yes, indeed, Greenhouse Three would be making a comeback.

Oohh seeds? The students' families were really quite generous, it was lovely to know they were willing to lend a hand... she only had a small budget to work with, and she hadn't really expected to have to use it all on a single greenhouse. "That's so lovely of him, please be sure to send him my regards." Taking he package she opened the top of it and had a little peek inside.
"Well you weren't wrong there," she mused. "Umbrella Flowers... they're.. rather big indeed, and they'll be a lovely addition to the greenhouse."
Having said that... it would probably be best to wait a little while before planting these ones. Allow the other plants-to-be to settle into their new home.
"Do you mind if I use them in a lesson next term?" she asked, giving the package a little pat.



The look on the girls face was priceless, trully, remarkably, hilarious. What was the girl up to? There was no doubt that she had taken the girl by surprise, though how, she had no idea. "That's not necessay, just so long as you wipe them off on your way in." She was rather curious to see if the Slytherin would take off her shoes. Destiny wouldn't have been the first to do so.

Moving around her desk, Seren plopped herself down, watching as Destiny surveyed her office. Why did the students find it so... peculiar? It was just a normal office... though perhaps a little more floral than most.



"Not at all dear, I always have time for you."
Of course she had time for her students! day or night! Only Borr would say otherwise. "Something on your mind?" Was it just her? Or did Presley seem a little distracted?



"Oh thank you dear, I'm glad you think so... unfortunately I don't think the Flitterbloom would agree with you. But I simply put that down to them being grouchy in the mornings." Silly things.. the others enjoyed her singing.
"She really is a fine artist."
One of the best voices in Wizarding History... such a shame her music was often considered to be out dated now.

Oh how sweet! Alyssa came to see how she was. Seren smiled brightly. "I'm doing a lot better thank you, it was just a bit of a shock that's all... when I took the job I never expected I'd have to defend my greenhouses against the attack of snow dragons." Tate never mentioned that in the job description, though she didn't blame him.. that was just Hogwarts, home of the strange and unexpected. She smirked a little as Alyssa mentioned 'Bott' Hehe... Lord Borr really was a bit of a Bott-head. "I wouldn't expect him to understand, seeing as he doesn't know many of the teaching staff... besides the same could be said about the way he handles his position at the Ministry." Minister of Magic, please, that was just absurd, the man wasn't fit to run a candy shop let alone the Ministry and the wider Wizarding Community.

Oohh sapplings!
"They're lovely Alyssa, thank you... and no I certainly don't have any yet, so they'll make a wonderful addition." She had always been fond of Australia and its diverse and inspiring vegetation. It had a funny way of reminding her of Aron, perhaps she'd have to owl him some time... see how the Stubby Purple Coral Revival Program was going. "I think they'll find a good home in greenhouse four." Taking the sapplings, she placed them into the corner of the office beside the fanged geraniums for the time being. She could hardly wait to get dirty with them!

Absent mindedly, Seren bent down and scooped Caltex into her arms. The bundle of white fur protesting slightly before settling in her arms. Sigh. The puffapods. "Unfortunately dear, the puffapods didn't make it.. but we'll be able to get to that at a later date. We'll be planting some in the next lesson." Hoepfully this wouldn't dishearten the girl too much. Harvesting puffapods was a fun task, though planting them was just as good.



Seren smiled down at Harvey, he really was such a sweet boy. "He is indeed... I simply couldn't leave him at the shelter, just far too cute." She looked down again and gave Caltex a look. What was the pup up to?
"I think he just wants attention... or food. He's a little spoilt."

It pleased her to know that Harvey had enjoyed the joint lesson, she would have to pay Edvard a visit later and let him know.
"I'm so glad you enjoyed it, and if you think thats special, just you wait and see what I have in store for us next term," she said with a little wink. Moon plants were fun, and far more interesting than Moon Planting.

"Oh, that's fantastic!" Aurora grinned, it was marvellous to know that the poor plants were being rescued or... not. "Oh... will we be replanting it?" she asked, not really expecting the Professor to tell her what the next lesson would be, teachers rarely did that.

"I will do." she said - her uncle was rather enthusiastic when it came to plants - especially flowers.
"That makes sense, he has a lot of them..." They took up almost an entire greenhouse... They were pretty though, but rather large. Then again, when they had been big enough to move outside they were nice to sit under in the rain.

"Really? Of course! That would be awesome." Aurora said, smiling. Prof. Bentley was actually asking..? But they were her seeds now anyway, it was her choice what to do with them. Anywho, it was nice of her to ask.

Kurumi nodded to signal that she understood everything that was being said. Professor Bentley already had so much on her plate that it probably would be for the best if Kurumi took the little plant with her. Walnut wouldn't try anything with it - having learned his lesson in doing bad things when he decided to sneak into the Headmaster's office. "I'll do that," Kurumi nodded as she slowly reached out for the little plant and picked it up. "I'll bring him by after breakfast tomorrow, that way you can make sure that he is ready for replanting." After all, she was the more experienced hands with this situation.

Picking up her bag again, Kurumi gingerly held the plant in her right had and looked up at Professor Bentley. "I promise I'll take good care of him." She even offered a small salute to the professor. "I probably should get going. I am tutoring someone in Herbology for their OWLs and you seem to have a lot of students waiting to see you." She offered one last smile before slowly making her way out the door.

Presley's face broke into a smile when Bentley said she always had time for Pres. Nobody had ever said that to her before. She knew there was a reason the Herbology professor was her favorite.

Was something on her mind? Yes. Of course there was. Even at Hogwarts, people's home life affected them daily. However, Presley had been taught that you never told anybody about family problems. The Black family was a societal icon. She couldn't ruin that. She shook her head slowly, then abruptly changed her mind and nodded.

"Do you have any children, professor?" That might be a rude question, Pres didn't even know if Bentley was married. But it greatly affected the conversation. "You don't have to answer if I'm being rude," she hastily ammended. She didn't want Professor Bentley to dislike her.

Ellie'd taken to biting her lip and rocking from heel to toe as she waited for Bentley to respond. Which didn't take long, at all. "Hi..." she refrained continuing. They had to have this talk before Ellie'd be comfortable addressing the professor.

Honestly, she was over-thinking this. She already knew it was ridiculous. She just needed the...certainty.

The young girl stepped into the office, minding the Geraniums, as always. The office itself just made her smile. The smell and the colors. It could still do with more purple and less pink, though.

She walked over to the chairs and sat rather stiffy - rather un-Ellie-like - in one.

"Absolutely, we'll be adding nice dash of colour, hopefully by the end of the lesson i wont look so bare."
It was so sad seeing it all empty... really really empty. Though it did give her an excuse to remodel the greenhouse, now she could sequence the plants a bit better.

"I hope you don't mind me asking, but what is it that your Uncle does at the Ministry?" She had considered getting a job there before... but sitting in an office cubicle wasn't really her kind of thing, so she opted for travelling and teaching. Much better.
It pleased her to know that Aurora didn't mind her using them in a lesson, not that she thought she would mind. But it was nice to ahve the green light.
"Fantastic!"



"Sure thing, just bring himt o class with you and we'll take a look. I'm sure he's in very capable hands."
Seren took a glance at the plant again, hoping that tomorrow he would be looking a little better at least.
Tutoring someone in Herbology, now that didn't surprise her at all, in fact it brought a bigger smile to her face. "Well I'm sure they're going to do very well under your watch." Seren watched and smiled to herself as the Prefect made her way out the door. After all that excitement she definitely needed a cup of tea. Perhaps a nice chamomile today.



Seren pursed her lips in concern. So something was playing on Presley's mind. The young Claws question took her a little by surprise, did she have children?...

"Depends which way you look at it," she said, her tone warm but mildly serious. "After having taught here for close to two years I often feel as though my students are my children... in the way that I am here for all of you should you need me. But by the same token, my plants .. and Caltex, are also my children. I care for you all."
No.. not the same as having an actual living, breathing human child of your very own, but it was close enough. It was all she needed, despite what her mother thought.



Ellie's behaviour didn't go unnoticed, this was definitely strange for the usually bright and cheerful Captain. Following Ellie over to her desk, she took her own seat and laced her fingers together in thought.
"Is something the matter Ellie?" she asked, not really sure what to expect.

Presley pursed her lips too, but just a little. It wasn't really the same. Maybe she'd come to the wrong person about this. But who else could she talk to? To all of the other teachers she was just a student. The same as the 200 other kids they saw every day. Nothing special at all. Bentley at least took time to talk to Presley.

But she'd said that she felt as though her students were her kids, and she was there when they needed her...

Presley took a deep breath, and just plunged in. "Do you ever..do you ever-- Is it possible to dislike your own child?" There, she'd said it, and let Bentley take it the way she would, but Pres just didn't have the courage to say 'Professor, I think my father forgot I exist.' No, that would not happen.

Aurora grinned, "Brilliant, it looked all wrong with no plants in." She frowned a little at the memory of the aftermath of the incident. It had been awful!

What did Rufin do..? "He's a plant removal agent." she said. A senior removal agent no less. "But he was a greenhouse assistant - or something - in the german ministry for a while I think..." And probably something to do with animals... He'd probably told her at some point. But why had she asked? Aurora's face fell, "You're not thinking of leaving us are you?" she asked. Aurora really hoped not, Bentley was one of her favourite Professors! She didn't want her to leave! She was pretty sure any new professor wouldn't be quite so enthusiastic about flesh eating plants and then who would she go to about Flo?

As for the umbrella flowers, Aurora was already imagining how pretty they would look with all the other plants around them - once there were other plants of course...

Listening to Prof. Bentley's answer, Orr nodded, "Oh, I get it. So the Zodiac which is very influential in Astronomy doesn't effect herbology in the same way because of the earth and the different seasons as well as the position of the moon right? But there must be theories trying to link the two more closely aren't there?"

She finished in a rush and then blushed a deep tomato red. "I'm sorry Professor. I'm just so curious about it because from what I know from muggle literature there has been various theories about it and well I thought that in the wizarding world there might be more concrete theories."

"Oh I'm so glad that you will be able to grow the saplings in Greenhouse 4. I look forward to seeing them grow because I just love the smell the leaves give off. I'm sorry to hear that the Puffapods didn't make but now that you're going to be teaching us how to plant them in our next lesson, I'm really looking forward to our next class. I'm glad that you are feeling lots better too, Professor. Well I see that you are very busy, so I'll let you get back to what you were doing" Alyssa smiled at the Professor, leaning over to pat Caltex's before leaving the office.

Harvey was smiling when suddenly it disappeared, he looked at Professor Bentley "Shelter? You got him from a shelter. What was a cute guy like him doing at a shelter? I am glad you didnt leave him there." he smiled looking at the lil fella. Harvey chuckled "Yes I guess so. Ah he deserves to be spoilt, just one look at those eyes and you cant say no to him" Harvey's ears perked up when she talked about special lessons next term. "You mean there is something better than what we have had already? Woah! Oh Professor now I really cant wait for that lesson!" he said beaming so much he felt actually begging the professor for more details.

"Dislike your own child?" she echoed. Merlin. That was a doozy. Seren suddenly felt a little uncomfortable, not because she didn't want to answer the girl, but more to the point because she wanted to give her a big hug. Did Presley think her family didn't care about her?... didn't... like her? That was just a trully terrible though, and quite frankly she couldn't imagine it happening.
"No... I don't think so," she said somewhat uncertainly. She knew that most people couldn't dislike their own child... but there was always the possibility that some people could.
"I'd say there are probably times where our loved ones challenge us or get on our nerves... but to dislike your own child.. well... I don't think its likely."

She offered Presley a warm smile.
"If it means anything... I don't see how anybody could dislike a wonderful bright and well mannered young lady like yourself."



"It did indeed... but we'll get it looking as right as rain in no time."
A very exciting prospect. Greenhouse Three would be bright and colourful forevermore.

"Ohh... that sounds rather itneresting." And by rather interesting, it sounded more appealing than sitting at a desk and filling out paperwork. She couldn't help but chuckle lightly at the sight of Aurora's face. Was she going anywhere? Oh heavens no!
"No, no, no... I won't be leaving Hogwarts for a long long time... unless I'm advised to leave." But that wouldn't happen.. surely.



"Yes its... slightly different. When we look at the Zodiac signs for Herbology its more to determine which energies are being emphasised. So water signs influence plants which have a higher water content, or aquatic plants themselves, and fire signs for fire plants and fruit bearing trees where the energy is focused on the seeds and on their flammable properties." She hoped this was making sense. It really wasn't much like astrology or even astronomy... Plants didn't behave as humans do.

"Never be embarassed or ashamed to ask questions... because if you don't ask, you'll never learn," she said smiling brightly. No, asking questions was the best thing a student could do.
"I'm here to teach you... and I'm available whenever you require assistance, not only in class time. As a student its important to make use of us Professors, we're a valluable resource when it comes to your education."



"They are rather lovely aren't they," she mused brightly. Eucalyptus was one of her favourite scents.. though not quite as favourable as her pepermint.

"No problem dear, thank you for stopping by," she smiled brightly giving the Hufflepuff a wave goodbye. "I'll see you in class."



"I know.. I thought it was outrageous!"
Really, who could abandon such a cute little fluff ball... it just sickened her. Silly muggles, most of them didn't even deserve pets! And to think there were rumours going around about reviewing the Statute of Secrecy.... that was the most ludicrous idea she'd ever heard. Nothing good would come of it.

"Well thats the plan dear," she said laughing lightly. Honestly, he didnt think the lessons would just get worse did he? No.. this one would be a show stopper. So much fun!