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Levi joined her and comically got onto his knees as well, pretending to be really into the request for forgiveness. He was sure the other people in the court yard were probably staring at the duo as though they were complete maniacs but he didn't care. He couldn't remember the last time he had been able to goof off with somebody else this much. Samira just kept surprising him and he liked that about her, among many other things.
"What she said..." Levi added after she was finished, bowing his head in overly solemn manner. He lifted it up once more and grinned at her, his white smile gleaming with amusement. She had some courage to do that in front of other students. He probably wouldn't have thought to do that anyway but he reveled in that moment of hilarity.
"Well, didn't you figure it out already?" the Gryffindor quirked as she responded to his question about the books. "I don't have a life. I should probably get one sometime. I'll make note of it." He transferred Vlad from his arm to the top of his head as another feeble attempt to make her laugh. She had one of the cutest sounding laughs he ever heard. "Maybe I will start checking some more books out, though. Do you have any recommendations?"
"I know," he agreed with her suggestion about the snakes. "I used to like studying them when I was in muggle school but I wouldn't get too close." He was a little absentminded but he wasn't clueless enough to get himself poisoned or bitten by one. He had a little more tact than that.
Samira couldn't remember the last time she had fun like this. Levi made her feel really comfortable, so she was able to be her carefree self more easily. She gave an easy laugh.
"Okay, if we're not forgiven after that, then I don't know what we'll do."
Samira nodded.
"Oh yes. Lives tend to be very important. Cats are lucky-they have nine lives. Maybe you could borrow one."
She was about to say something else, but the sight of Vlad on top of Levi's head was too funny. Samira started to crack up.
"Y-you look s-so fashionable!" she gasped between laughs. Once she regained some control, Samira straightened up.
"Seriously," she joked, then pointed to Levi's head.
"I think you just created a new fashion trend." "Um..." Samira tilted her head when Levi asked her for some book recommendations.
"You like cars, right? Maybe you could find a book, or autobiography about that. Or, oh! Maybe you can find some fictional books that have to do with superheros and villains." She indicated the comic book Levi was letting her borrow.
"I can't promise there will be any pictures, but it helps with your imagination, ya know?" One of the things Samira loved about books was the fact that when she read, it was like a little movie going on in her head.
"Personally, I read autobiographies or romance novels, but I doubt you would be interested in the latter." The sides of her lips quirked upwards.