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Originally Posted by
Deniiz 
Evan waited a bit nervously as Marie got the small teddy-bear. He couldn't predict her these days, so he wasn't sure what kind of a reaction he should expect, other than a nice one an ordinary girl should give. As she acknowledged that it was from him, he relieved a little. Then, when she smiled, his face broke into a smile too. This meant they were good again, right? He wanted to believe that. Giving her another smile, he returned to his objects. Now was the medium-object, a basketball. Grabbing, he examined it for a while. It was a nice one. Looking at the professor with a puzzled face, he wondered what she did with a basketball? She didn't look to be a fan of the sport, but the ball was in a good condition that suggested it wasn't for decoration. Maybe she just conjured it for the class? Must be. He had to learn the spell of that some time, 'cause he wanted a basketball as well but his parents refused to buy him one. Siiigh... they would never understand the importance of doing sports.
With a swish and flick of his wand, he said "Wingardium Leviosa!" again to float the object in the air. Then, pointing his wand at it, he said "Fixate!" When it froze in the mid-air, he smiled and performed the last spell--"Locomotor basketball." Bouncing it a few times on his desk harmlessly, he made the ball tour the class, turn around Marie's head, and come back to him, while trying different speeds at different areas. He seemed to got hold of the spells. Just the heavy object left, and he'd perfect these spells.
Looking back at Evan and seeing him smile at her Marie knew that things were gonna be good with them again.
Still smiling she turned back to her desk and the final object she needed to move... that dragon statue. Putting the key chain back on her desk she picked up her wand and pointed it at the statue.
"Wingardium Leviosa." she said. She watched it raise just off the desk but then it fell back down again. Well this was going to take a bit more concentration than the other items that was for sure.
"WINGARDIUM LEVIOSA!" she said again a bit louder and with more confidence this time. Yes, it worked. Now to keep it in place.
"Fixate!" Annnnnd it stayed.
Now what to do with it. Tigh, she knew the perfect person to send it to.
Evelyn.
"Locomotor dragon statue" and she guided it right over and plopped it down on Evelyn's desk.
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Originally Posted by Anna Banana
It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.
"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.
Oh what, they had to put the stuff back already. But Destiny didn't even have time to look at the book she sent over to her. Maybe she would just leave the book there and let Destiny put it away. After levitating the feather and the statue back to her she grabbed the key chain that Evan had sent her way and put them all back in the box.
She may not have gotten to keep the key chain but at least now she knew that he wasn't mad at her anymore.
She went back to her seat and waited for the rest of the lesson to start.