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Hera
It was such a lovely day, just like every other day, really.
Seren had arrived well in time to secure a table and seats before they were claimed by other students. There was no way she was going to sit on the pavement - let alone let her
guest sit on the pavement, nope, not that she would have to, but transfiguration wasn't exactly her strong suit.
Placing her keys and notebook on the table in front of her, Seren waited, patiently, for Alexa to show up. And by patiently she fiddled around with her fingers trying to keep herself from going mad. There was news to be shared, exciting news, and it was slowly killing her keeping it inside.
Awwww man, Lex was having something short of a panic attack. Her Head of House wanted to see her but wouldn't say why until she got here?? What WAS this?? What if she died from overthinking on the way over here??
Okay, think Lex. She couldn't have found out about her punching Tag....no, he wouldn't tell...or about the exploding....no...he wouldn't tell about that either. She tried to stretch her memory abit further for anything she might have done. There was that one thing with that firstie...but that wasn't her fault...Anything she'd done, she'd done a good job of not getting caught at it so no one would report her to her Head of House. No. No that couldn't be it but then WHAT????
There were only so many reasons a Professor would have wanted to talk to you. So far, there had been no homework for her to not do so that couldn't have been it either.
Lex took a deep breath as she got to the terrace. Maybe...maybe it was a social call...yeah...she could tell herself that. The Professor wanted to say hi and thought asking her to meet her all the way out here would be the best place to say it--that made no sense. As much as she wasn't thinking it REALLY didn't make sense.
She found the Professor seated at a table and slowly approached. The woman looked...apprehensive...or maybe that was just her overthinking again?
"Hello Professor..." Not sitting til we know how much trouble we're in. Standard policy, you understand.