Harry and Angel left Dumbledore's office; the two stood on the step waiting for the golden eagle to take them to the ground, as soon as they were out of the office, Harry looked at Angel.

"Remember me now?" Harry said, grinning at her cheekily.

Angel looked at Harry blankly for a moment. After a minute there was a thud and Harry was on the ground, "PRONG!" she had yelled and tackle-hugged him.

"I will never live that down. BURKE!" he laughed.

Angel laughed, "No you won't, Potter!"

Harry winked, "didn't think so... it looks like things are back to normal then?" he laughed and flipped her over, so he was pinning her.

"Looks like it." Angel laughed and flipped him over, this time, pinning him to the ground.

Harry winked and flipped her over, not realizing they were rolling eachother down the corridors toward the Great Hall, "Looks like it, definitely."

Angel laughed and flipped him over, "Yup!"

Harry realized they were, indeed rolling towards the Great Hall, "We should just roll to the Great Hall." he suggested.

Angel laughed, "That sounds like fun."

Once the two arrived at the Great Hall; they took their seats next to eachother when they heard some sort of commotion, coming from behind the door. Harry looked at Angel; she nodded; she knew what he was thinking. They walked over to the door and opened it; there they saw Faith, again, in trouble with Severus. A few other students were behind them talking to eachother but apparently weren't paying attention to what was being said, Harry and Angel sneaked behind one of the doors again, with it half open, their faces peeping out so they could see and hear what was going on.

Faith stood in front of Severus, a chocolate frog in her hand, "Miss Malfoy... perhaps... you need some more training in your spell-work?" Severus suggested.

Faith pounced on, yet another chocolate frog, losing the one she'd already had in her hand. She looked up at Severus from her hands and knees, "Wha-?" she asked, obviously confused.

"You... might. Want to try a spell, of course. It is only natural to want to place chocolate frogs... IN. MY..." he paused, as he looked over at one of the students talking just nearby, Ariana Dumbledore. "...Isn't it?" he continued.

'Ah crap!' Faith thought, she looked at Severus innocently. "There were chocolate frogs in your office?"

"No. There are chocolate frogs... in my office." he replied.

"Oh." Faith said, Harry and Angel could tell she was hiding something; they ducked further behind the door as Severus looked their way.

As Severus turned back to Faith, Harry and Angel poked their heads out from behind the door again.

"Now... Filch is struggling to get rid of them..." he said, looking at Ariana suspiciously again, "there are still frogs... in my office."

"That's a shame... maybe it was a Weasley." Faith suggested innocently.

Severus looked at Ariana, who had previously been in trouble for mischief, again, 'she didn't work alone; that's for certain...' he thought to himself, his gaze returned to Faith again, "Or a Malfoy, perhaps?" he said, glaring suspiciously at her.

"Why would I put frogs in your office?" Faith asked.

"Why is it that you just... happen to be chasing frogs at this very moment?" he asked Faith.

"I saw this one hopping around." she retorted, 'improvise...' she told herself.

"You saw this one... hopping around... how intriguing, I suggest. Miss Malfoy... that you go to my office and help..." Ariana met his gaze once again; it was clear he had not forgiven her for the fireworks last time. "...Filch." he finished.

'He's asking for pink hair... wait he doesn't use shampoo!' Faith smirked to herself.

Her smirk remained unseen by Severus; he glared at her threateningly, "DETENTION! My office... NOW!" he spat.

"Nah, I'm good bro." she smirked.

"Don't... ...Bro me... ...DETENTION!" Severus spat again; his dark eyes flickered menacingly.

Harry and Angel cheered Faith on in their minds.

Faith merely shrugged, Severus scowled as she turned and walked away; he, too turned on his heel and walked the opposite way as though he'd just left a duel; he knew who he was to question next and it just so happened that he found her nearby.