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DaniDiNardo 
She watched the older girl waving to the Bloody Baron as if the world was once again in perfect Harmony. Heh, it seemed she had forgotten that she would be in trouble too if Scabior found out that the charm was lifted.
Then she watch Ganymede climb from under the table. She was wondering how long she had planned to stay down there but it obviously wasn't for that long.
Her stomach wrenched when she saw her sit at the table about to consume some buttered bread. Reaching for the paper she scribbled a bit.
How can you eat at a time like this?!
It was a warranted question seeing as Lex felt absolutely sick...though it might have had something to do with all she candy she ate right before toppling over in the train then using a portkey....
:: Ganymede stopped stuffing her face and read the note. Lex was right, Ganymede should be more worried and stressed.
Taking a deep breath, she thought about it. She had been in deep trouble so many times as a kid. Once, she built a tent on the roof of the house and no one knew where she was for an entire day, another time she put mice in her Mothers coat pockets, then there was the time when she placed a few firecrackers under her Father's chair when he nodded off after lunch. Yeah, she got in trouble, yeah she got punished. But, they were so funny!
"Lex, we are so far and so good." Ganymede explained. "Yeah, eventually the whole thing is going to go down and points are gonna get taken off. But, that's only if you get caught and the Professor remembers. Were there other kids that got this spell put on them? Maybe you could go into cahoots with them and get a good story going just in case. There's that baby house elf, could you blame everything on it? It seems to always be making mistakes and then no one will get house points off if that stinky little elf did the crime."
Ganymede nodded, "What's the worst that can happen? You have to know how to manipulate the situation for your own good."
Spoken like a true Slytherin, Father would be proud. Ganymede thought to herself. ::