"Yes, I can't wait for the new term, I can't believe that I am fourth year" she smiled at the Professor, "How was your summer?" she asked him.

Still swinging their hands, she looked around the waiting room at the pictures on the wall and plants. She had already had the whole event planed out in her head, she just hoped that Sir Lawson could help them, otherwise they wouldn't be able to do it. Hearing the welcoming voice, she pushed the door open and strolled/skipped in pulling Sabel with her.

"Hey Sir Lawson," Grinning she glanced at the infant. "and Ava. Hope your both doin good." Having already seen Lady Lawson she didn't ask about the wonderfull woman. Arya turned her attention back to the professor. "We were by the tree house and Sabel come up with a great idea and I thought you could help us with it, seeing how its a muggle thing and your the muggle studies professor."

Arya looked up at Sabel with bright eyes, "Do you wanna tell him?" Since it was his idea and all. Droping his hand, she plopped into a free seat and started to swings her legs excitedly, waiting for Sabel to speak.

Kylie thought deeply for a moment, before immediately taking off like a motor boat once more. Her green eyes absolutely shined with enthusiasm. This was exactly the kind of thing she loved doing.

"Well, sir, one could say both. Most certainly. It's fabulous for us as we learn so much, learn about existence without magic and things to avoid. But, it's a horrendous loss for the muggles, as we could help them so much. But, if I were to pick a side, I would almost call it a 'bad thing'. Because, however much we learn from them by watching, we could learn twice as much by interacting. And although there is a risk for dangerous outcomes, isn't there always? I'm not sure if I've ever explained to you sir, but technically, I am not muggle born. I'm half-blood. My maternal grandmother and my family before her were magical, it just so happens that my mother missed the gene, as well as my brother. So I was raised in a family of muggles while still having a very magical influence on my life. I don't think I've turned out all that wrong, in a way, I feel I've personally had a great gain. I very deeply understand the muggle lifestyle and problems, but also very deeply comprehend magical lifestyle and troubles. The same goes for my brother, who has had a very muggle and magical influence. Although while he was younger he envied what I could do, now, as a sixteen year old, he is much less envious and more greatful. See, he realizes that he only has to actually deal with the troubles of one world, but can learn and understand two. I mean, I'm just one specific influence and whole world isn't involved. But, I think there's great promise in the muggle people, and if negotiations were worked out properly, I feel there could be so much gain in both worlds through contact. Of course, I'm only thirteen and really don't have much of a say..."

Kylie blushed at how much she'd just said. She knew her ideas were very, well, idealistic, and she although she didn't verbally state it, she did recognize the issues of contact and did have very early thoughts of how to fix those, but overall, she'd gotten her point across. She felt that contact could easily influence both worlds in such a positive way, that the possible negative side effects were worth it. All the diseases the magical could cure for the muggles, all the science muggles could show the magical. It was truly inspiring.

Sidney jumps at the chance to hold Little Miss Lawson. She carefully takes her from Professor Lawson. The weight at the bottom of Eva informs Sidney the child definitely needs her nappie changed. "My goodness, your dad must have fed you a galleon of water. A nappie change will make you feel ten pounds lighter. Professor Lawson, where's Eva's diaper bag?" Sidney may not be afraid to changed a dirty nappie, but she hasn't got a clue how to make a new one appear out of thin air.

"Yeah, Bunbury did enjoy torturing us in class. I imagine she's not having any problems wherever she is. No creature in his right mind would dare to stand up to her." Sidney couldn't understand why everyone is making such a fuss over Lefay. She's not that much worse than Bunbury and Kazimeriz. Oops there goes Sidney's happy mood. She remembers the reason she came to Lawson's office. Lefay and the file she's already collecting on her.

Justin walked up to the office door and knocked on it. He was nervous about persuading Lawson to untie Marie and Destiny but it was worth a try. He looked around for Maddie to be following behind him. He knew she'd be just as nervous but on the plus side, it wasn't Lafay.

Maddie smiled and stood next to Justin. She was kinda nervous... but not as much as she had been when she was in Lafay's office

Justin looked at Maddie. "Are you sure you wanna do this with me?" he asked with a fake smile in her direction. He could feel the fear creeping up inside him.

'Yep' said Maddie, filling herself with confidence 'I am sure. Otherwise they'll be attatched for ages, and Destiny will probably come out of it with a busted nose'

Justin giggled at the thought of it. "Violet and me have both experienced it and Cater hates the situation so they'll all be thankful to us in the long run" he replied.

Marcus rolled his eyes at the Slytherin as he shifted Ava in his arms. "Is there anyone that you do like Evelyn? Or is this special treatment just reserved for us Lawson's?"

In the past couple of years he had only seen Evelyn with Destiny and occasionally Marie. Those girls needed to expand their horizons a little more.

"Was there anything else?"

He couldn't believe it either. The years were going way too fast for his liking. Marcus remembered Victoria when she had been a tiny fist year.

"My summer was very good" he replied giving the young Ravenclaw a smile. "Busy, but good all the same."

Looking between Arya and Sabel, Marcus waited for them to tell him their idea. He was very much intrigued indeed.

"Well someone tell me what it is, the suspense is killing me." He laughed softly as he gazed at the two. He certainly wasn't the patient type that's for sure.

Seriously, why wasn't this girl in Ravenclaw? Marcus simply stared at her with his mouth slightly agape as she went on with her speech.

It was such a shame that not all the students thought like Kylie did. "I must say that I agree with you Kylie. I come from an all magical background." He would never use the term pureblood because he hated putting himself into any sort of status.

"My mother and youngest brother often do things the non magic way. They like having that feeling of being well rounded. To be able to go through life doing things both ways is quite an achievement in my book."

He smiled again the Hufflepuff and lent back in his chair, "Have you ever thought about a job in the Ministry? Working in muggle relations or something like that? I think you would do quite well."

Handing Ava over to Sidney, he gave her a grateful look and nodded his head in the direction of where Ava's stuff was. "In the corner of the room Sidney." He gave his wand a flick and conjured up a change table to make it easier for Sidney.

Sitting at his desk and marking the students homework, Lawson looked up from the parchment he had been reading at the sound of knocking on his door.

He put down the quill and waved the two students into the office. Actually he was glad for the distraction as he heaved a deep sigh and stretched his arms over his head.

Justin saw Lawson wave for them to go in the office. He walked in nervously and walked to Lawson's desk. "I was just curious about how long it would take for a spell that ties two people together would take to wear off" he said referring to Lawson's tying Destiny and Marie together at the wrists.

Well he was certainly not a person to beat around the bush was he? Lawson placed his hands behind his head and regarded the young Slytherin in front of him.

He knew very well who the boy was referring to and it took all his self control not to burst out laughing.

"Before I answer your question Mr Hendricks, I would like you to answer mine first. Did Destiny or Marie send you here?"

Justin looked at professor Lawson and quivered a little. "No they didn't" he said with no evidence of lying. He hadn't been sent byt Destiny or Marie. He was there of his own accord. "Wait how do you know my name?" he asked. He didn't remember saying his name at all.

"Hmm?" she said, looking back over to the Professor before shaking her head. "Oh no. I quite like Professor Morgan."

Which was true in a way. Even though she didn't show it, Professor Morgan-Lawson has yet to have been on her hated list. Therefore, the Professor was alright.

"Besides, I like other people too." crossing her arms, she smirked before putting the piece of candy back into her pocket. "Destiny...for one. And others..." Nodding towards Kylie and Josh, the Slytherin shifted her wait to her other foot, watching both of them for just a moment before turning back to the Professor. "And well, no that's pretty much it."

No one else was really worth her time. Except maybe that one little Gryffindor Nicole. She surprisingly seemed like someone Evelyn could see herself hanging around with. "No, there's nothing else." Smiling once more, she turned and waved slightly to Kylie and Josh before moving to the door...awaaaaaay from the evil thing in the Professor's arms. Thank Merlin.

"Can't wait for the club to start Professor." Bahahaha! Okay, that time, he probably knew she was lying.

A small smile spread across Lawson's face and his eyes glinted briefly before he moved his hands from behind his head and propped them onto his desk as he lent forward never taking his eyes off the Slytherin.

"I tend to remember those who show me disrespect Mr Hendricks. Obviously you have forgotten what you said to me at the opening feast?" He brought his index finger up and tapped it against his lips, "I do believe you told me that I was not worthy to speak your name." He raised an eyebrow at the boy. Oh yes Marcus Lawson had a very good memory when he wanted to.

"So getting back to the matter at hand. What concern is it of yours that Destiny and Marie are bound to each other because I am pretty sure that's who you are talking about."

Blinking, Sabel turned his attention back to the Professor and Arya. He had been distracted by...something. He couldn't quite remember, but it had been enough to make him zone out. Maybe it was the child in the Professors arms...

"Sorry...uhm..." He shook his head, forcing himself to refocus. "Arya and I were thinking that perhaps a movie night might be a lot of fun. A muggle-style-movie evening. Like Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, the Lion King. All those great classics that a lot of the wizarding kids don't know about." He shifted his weight a little and looked over at Arya, contemplating what he may have forgotten. "Maybe get some muggle food in too. Popcorn...chips...ice cream." Junk food, pillows, movies and kids hyped up on sugar was what made movie nights.

Arya had opened her mouth to tell Lawson thier idea, since Sabel seemed to be out of it, when the Griffindor finally spoke. She listened to make sure that he didn't forget anything, and he didn't except, ".....and candy." Can't forget that, the most important thing. Well, besides the movies. They would have to drap Raiden to this to if they did have it, he still hadn't read the books yet so he would just have to settle for the movie. Arya looked at Sir Lawson waiting for a response. "Sooo, what do ya think?"

Justin looked at Lawson. Now he remembered. And boy was it a bleak memory. "That would explain it. Sorry about that. I learnt my lesson, honest" he replied. He really had learnt not to disrespect his professors and peers. "I think its kinda overeacted. I don't know what they did but they need their pirvacy. You wouldn't like it if you were bound to someone and needed privacy would you" he said. He knew what he was talking about, he just hoped Lawson wouldn't take it wrong and give him detention or something.

Marcus had to admit that it was a pretty cool idea, he always liked going to the movies during the summer vacation and it always fascinated him how they got the pictures onto a big screen from a tiny strip of film and then made it move.

Sometimes he thought muggles had magic of their own.

Looking at Arya and Sabel, Marcus couldn't help grin at them. "I have to admit that I really like the idea." he paused for a moment and his brow creased with concentration. "I just have a couple of questions though. One, how are we going to run a projection here at Hogwarts? As you know electricity does not work here? And two where exactly do you want to have this movie night?"


"Apology accepted" Lawson replied, inclining his head towards the boy. But then of course he had to keep speaking and each word made Marcus narrow his eyes that little bit more.

"Tell me Mr Hendricks" he said leaning forward even more onto the desk, "Outside of Hogwarts, do I tell you what to do?"

"I haven't met your wife yet but she looks very nice" she told the Professor, she was going to her first lesson with her soon.

Arya wore a grin of her own as she listened to the professor speak. Yea that whole electricity barrier thing was a problem, but that was the exact reason she had come to him. "That's why we came to you. We were hoping you could use your..." What were the words she was looking forward. "Knightly, professor magical powers to like....take the barrier down." Professors could do that couldn't they? She thought they could, seeing how they could unlock the school gate, taking down a no-electricity barrier was in the same field wasn't it? Hmm.

"I was thinking either on the grounds with a projector and stuff or one of the spare classrooms." Cause that's what they were for. "Or the Great Hall." She glanced up at Sabel to see if he wanted to add anything before letting her eyes fall back on Lawson.

Ah yes, the electricity thing. That could be a problem. But Arya had put it well. Knightly magical powers. Sounded good to him. He nodded enthusiastically and then paused. "Maybe, somewhere that's a little more...comfortable?" Or that wasn't right near the front enterance? He remembered what had happened at the sleep-out last semester in the Great Hall.

"What about the room of requirement?" It could provide pillows and comforts and all those lovely things. Made it a hard place for any unwanted visitors to get to as well.

"All very good ideas" Marcus said nodding his head, liking the idea more and more. "I'm sure we can work something out to adjust the barriers around the school but to do that we are going to need the permission from the Headmaster. We can't do anything without his okay first."

Lawson placed his hands behind his head and ran his hands through his hair a few times. He often did this while he was thinking, "If you want I can come with you and speak to him as well."

Jessica walk toward the room. She quickly fixed herself. "I can do this", she whispered. Jessica knock to her Muggle Studies' Proffesor. She waited for someone to open the door. Jessica was thinking that she may have a chat to the Professor. It wasn't about anything about homework or something. She would like to ask him a little favor. She was hoping that the he will let her come in and have a chat.

Man he was a busy little Professor, wasn't he? With yet another knock at the door, Professor Lawson strode over to his door and opened it with a flourish.

"Hello Jessica. What can I do for you today?" he asked as he lent up against the door frame.