Lights Will Guide You Home

….What.

I was floating for half an hour.

Well then dont. For whatever your talking about.

It wasn't really my idea nor my fault. A couple first years were messing around with their magic and ended up levitating me and didn't know how to get me down.

*Warning: Do not talk to him*

What's your deal?

Cool?

And you are?

Oli smiled, seeing Tink at the door. “Found you!” He said with a small giggle. He watched the books levitate and he smiled. He always got a kick out of things that float. “So Tink! What do you need help with with your charms? I’m pretty sure I can help!”

Tinkerbell looked over at him smiled brightly before walking closer. "Well, I'm glad because I'm going to drown in all this work." She chuckled, shaking her head as she tousled her hair back and out of her face. She looked over at the books and let them land on the floor gently, bringing only one over to them. "I don't get this one."  She said, pointing in the book.

Oli walked happily along the grounds, dancing and humming to himself. He loved helping people. Especially Tink. She was nice to him. He walked up the Astronomy tower, hopping and skipping up the stairs. He made it to the top of the tower. “Tink!” He shouted happily.

Tink sat on the ledge of the tower. Her books were scattered among the stone cold flooring of the tower, some even still floating from when she was reading them. She had abandoned her work for the moment for the view. She had no motivation to do her Charms work until Oliver got up there. Even then. She turned her head when she heard a noise from the entrance. She smiled brightly at the curly haired boy and walked over. "Hey Oli."

Oh, what kind of work?

Charms.

I’ll be up soon!

-Smiles.- Alright.

I got sucked into the Muggle world for a bit. Family stuff. 

Ewww…. No. I don’t like that. You should stay here.

I don't like it either, -chuckles.-

Are you alright?

Yeah, i'm fine. Just drowning in work.