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Rockywizardia 
"I'm sure you were forgiven," the Gryffindor answered gleefully. "I doubt I was, though. My apology wasn't as, ah, profound as yours." They were acting like total nerds but Levi couldn't care less. He was thrilled to have a friend who wasn't too afraid to join in on his dorky game. That was a friend worth keeping.
"Nah, I don't think I could be responsible enough to put it good use," the boy said with a snicker. "I'd probably lose it or something. It would be totally wasted on the likes of me."
Levi crouched down so she could get a better look at Vlad, who was probably annoyed by their consistent banter. The poor thing would never be able to get any sleep with these two goofing around and laugh like complete nutcases. "Think they'd put me in a magazine?" he asked in a stupid tone, making sure not to move around too much lest his pet would fall off.
He nodded as she gave her opinion about the books and scrunched up his nose at her last suggestion. "I don't know if romance would be my thing but I like the sound of the fictional ones. They'd be right up in my alley," he agreed. He transferred one of his dark hands from the top of his hand to his side, but coincidentally, it ended up on top of Samira's hand by mistake. His eyes widened.
"I--sorry..." he said, quickly lifting it again.
Samira waved an airy hand.
"Eh, I think you'll be alright. No one cares about the literary gods anyways." Thinking about all the improper usage of grammar Samira heard floating around-some from herself-it wasn't that hard to agree.
Snickering, Samira said,
"How could you lose a life, Levi? They're like, bound to you, right?" At least, that's how it was in Samira's mind. Luckily, you couldn't really misplace a life. If that was the case, Samira would be losing hers left and right. She never was the most organized of people. In fact, she may lose her head if it wasn't attached to her body.
Samira nodded in mock seriousness.
"Front cover, baby." She lifted her hands to resemble a camera and pretended to click it, like a photo-shoot.
"Yeah, you'd be surprised. There books about anything and everything." Samira had to laugh at the expression on Levi's face regarding the romance novels.
"Ok, so romance is definitely out." She made a check mark on an invisible piece of parchment somewhere in space.
"Oh," Samira felt some heat rush to her face as she instinctively jerked her hand back.
"It's, um, it's fine..." she gave a weak smile and suddenly found the hem of her skirt quite interesting.