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Cece had to hold back a grin when Leo hung his head like that. He looked like a whipped little boy sitting there. Like someone who had been scolded by his mum for misbehaving. "If you prefer, you can always come see me in my office." That's what Max did when he was feeling out of sorts.
Oh right, the thrill of catching and cooking your own food. That was something Cece could never get excited about. "Maybe you didn't cook it properly?" Then again, if it had been a simple case of under cooked fish, his symptoms would have been gone in a few days time. Maybe it wasn't the fish after all.
What? Was he serious here? Could she make whatever's making him sick go away now? "Umm Professor Kitridge, are you saying that potion you just drank didn't do the trick?" Did he even remember drinking a potion? "That was a very potent potion that stops you from throwing up. Are you feeling like you're about to lose more of whatever you may have left in there?" She asked pointing towards his stomach. If he was then his illness was definitely something other than under cooked fish.
"I think I prefer coming to see you in your office. It seems easiest and most discreet." Leobald said after debating with himself. It wasn’t exactly a guarantee to not end up in the aparecium or as the hottest news on the grapevine that was the school corridors but it would be preferred over sitting in the waiting area with curious children.
Leobald shook his head.
"No, no I cooked the fish until it was well done, i made sure off it. I don’t eat half cooked fish. So I don’t think that was what made me sick." It was a possible cause to his sickness but he knew that he hadn’t undercooked the fish.
Eyes widening he scratched his head and blushed.
"Erm, no I’m not saying that. I thought that potion was to stop me from vomiting and then I would get something else to cure whatever it was that was making me sick in the first place….." Right, he was no healer and he never got sick so he wasn’t sure what to expect or feel.
Stopping to feel how his stomach felt he sighed with relief,
"I actually feel a lot better. I’m not feeling as queasy anymore and I might even be hungry." Leobald was sort of surprised. He hadn’t been hungry since before last week started. Cece was a truly talented healer.