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Kurumi sat up a little straighter in anticipation for Toddles' throw, if he decided to. He really should though because she was a Gryffindor he could trust. Surely he remembered her speaking for him at the end of the term feast a few terms back, yes? Best decision she had ever made!
Her eyes widened as a feeling of deja vu swept over her when she saw the orb-thing again. Hmmm....odd. She was still pretty sure she had never seen it before. Well, besides earlier in the evening when Toddles had thrown it at Anya's face. "Good one, Toddles," Kurumi chirped as she easily caught the object in her hands. "Your turn now, Headmaster," she beamed, lobbing it in his direction.
Kurumi began coughing this time and her heart felt as though it were about to jump out of her throat. She was going to faint...right there...in the middle of the Great Hall...
Somehow managing to catch her breath, Kurumi looked at Paulie with her big brown doe eyes and her mouth hung open for a moment while she tried to find her voice. "W-W-W-We aren't....dating....Lewis and I..." Her cheeks even more pink now. "J-Jonathan Kim...from Slytherin....he...he is.... "
But then the Headmaster came to her rescue....sort of...surprisingly. He earned himself more oatmeal raisin cookies.
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Toddles "Good catch Misses studensie." Toddles clapped his hands excitedly as his eyes then followed the Shiney as it was passed to the Head Man. He was being silly and trying to catch it with...a stirry thing? A spoon is what the older house elves called it but he liked stirry thing--OH it was like a House-Elf's magic sticky thing!
When the Mister caught it, Toddles hoped he passed it far. Hard catches were the best.
Oh, why... oh. Hollingberry had tossed the orb in his direction. Tate moved quickly, swinging his wand up and out and banishing the orb back to his office. Hopefully it would stay there until he had time to lock the thing up again, but if not... he knew exactly who would have it. Again.
In almost the same movement, Tate brought his wand back around to touch the spoon held in his other hand, changing it into a bubble wand, which he offered to Toddles.
"Do you like bubbles? Much more fun." See? He blew a stream of bubbles from the wand, a cloud of many sizes and colors surrounding the little elf.