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Okay. Well. That was pretty lame excuse. She opened her mouth to protest and push him further but decided not to at the last second. "Okay," she whispered, reaching for the parchment and nodding her head. Better bury the thing, maybe it'd get Adam's mind off the issue that annoyed him? Yeah, hopefully. It was like this time, too, that she'd envied Paulie for his humoring nature. She didn't know how to make people smile and laugh, not without an effort anyways. And she did NOT believe that she'd just thought that.
With a quick shake of the head, Louisa frowned thoughtfully, "Do you think the groundskeep would let us dig a small hole for our parchment?" And even if he did, Louisa wasn't sure of which spell she'd use.
Adam could tell that Louisa was on the verge of trying to push the matter further, seeing the shift in her eyes as she decided to just let the whole thing go. It pained Adam not being open with her, but why open those wounds when they had been working so hard to keep them closed? Or should he say when
he had been working so hard to keep them closed.
"I promise you Louisa, I am fine. You worry too much," Adam said jokefully, giving her a little punch in the side of her arm. When she asked about the groundskeeper letting them dig the ground up he bit his lower lip.
"Er...I'm not so sure. I guess as long as we conceal it well enough and make sure we repair the hole, I can't see why he'd complain, right?" Adam pulled his wand out of his pocket and pointed it at a little area in front of them.
"Diffindo," Adam said softly, moving the wand in a circle so that it cut a perfectly round seam in the grass. Using his free hand, he plunged his fingers into the dirt, cupping the round patch of dirt before lifting it up and setting it beside the hole.
"Would you like to do the honors?" Adam asked, looking at Louisa with a small smile.