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A small giggle escaped Kaitlyn’s lips. “I love your confidence, Trace. I guess I should look at it that way … not that I’m doomed for failure. Rather, I’ll succeed, even if it takes time. Oh, I don’t think you did, but that’s cool! The logic is so important. Good luck with it!” She smiled, trying to encourage her best friend. After all, it was important to visualize in Transfiguration!
A smile graced Katie’s lips, and she giggled. “I completely forgot, actually,” she laughed. “Abby is certainly available for that. She loves magical animals, so I doubt our pets will cause too much concern for her,” she acknowledged. “I think I’d recommend the garden outside … near the groundskeeper hut. I love walking through there, and I know Demeter likes it.”
A pleasant smile crossed Kaitlyn’s lips. “Isn’t the role of a best friend to not encourage rule-breaking?” She teased and then laughed. “Duly noted. Don’t get caught. Got it,” she laughed again. “Hm, it does look pretty dark most of the time. I feel like it would be pretty fun to be in there. I’d love to go by myself … but I don’t know if that is a really good idea for my first time. I’ll have to see who could come with me,” she shrugged.
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