Gardens

Michelle walked out and sat down on a nearby bench, rubbing her eyes. She pulled out her wand and flicked it once; a cup of coffee appeared, hovering in front of her and she took it, taking a sip while looking around.

Roaming her way through the house, she took a few moments until finding her way outside. Looking around and taken everything in, Lacetta was mezmorised. All of the flower seemed to glisten in the warm sun light.
Quietly she walked over to her Dark Arts teacher. Her only worry was that she would be intruding, something that she'd never want to do. It was Professor Christensen's house afterall, and it wouldn't be right.
It took a few moments of silence before her mouth worked to her will. Grasping a few words from her mind, she spoke softly to her Professor.

"You're garden is lovely."

Michelle blinked and looked over at Lacetta as she finished her coffee, and smiled.
"Good morning, Miss Detenae. I hope the rooms are fine for you."
She smiled and nodded.
"Yeah, I like relaxing here a lot."

Lacetta nodded quickly. She was a bit sleepy in her mind, but her appearance showed otherwise. She had always seemed quite awake, even when she was daydreaming.

"Oh, yes, they're lovely! If you'd like I can assist you around the house when needed?"

Michelle grinned, shaking her head.
"Thanks for offering, but magic takes care of most of the things in the house, anyways." She looked over at Lacetta.
"Do you want any breakfast?"

Lacetta thought of back home and of hogwarts. She never realised but she had rarely used magic to do any sort of chore or task. Thinking for a bit, her stomach seemed to falter at the thought of breakfast. She was never really hungry, and now wasn't much of a change.

"No thank-you, but thank you for offering! I'll leave you be and rather stop bothering you. Have a good day Professor!"

Lacetta called as she skipped away, back in the dirrection of the safe house.

(I'm sorry but I have to go now, bye!)

Michelle nodded.
"Alright, see you." As Lacetta left, Michelle tapped her wand to the coffee mug and it disappeared. She stood up, stretching, and walked back inside.
(Alright, see you!)