We separated them and I asked why. David told me Henry called him ‘a son of a snitch’, which puzzled me for just a second until I remembered that...I had mentioned to Cindy that Henry rolled his eyes when she made some comment. To tell the truth, I thought it was funny, and couldn’t understand how it led to a fight. It was a very clever play on words, though, don’t you think? Cindy however did not see it that way. Evidently she had a history with her son’s cleverness with words. I calmed. "That would be our budget, or more specifically the money that the government owes us." She replied honestly."So you want to use your fame to try and get them to pay up?" Dad questioned."Not at all, that would create a negative image, while my idea is to display a positive one." I told him."I don't understand." Principal Morris admitted."Well it's really quite simple if you think about it. Dad our busy period is coming up soon, right?" I asked."Yes winter usually is a pretty strong time for. Bette then surprised them all by saying, “I wonder if they can learn to levitate?”“Now that would be handy, we might have to play with that after dinner,” Gazza agreed, wondering why he hadn’t thought to try it himself. Even though he had read a lot of interesting spells that one hadn’t appeared to him yet.“My sister told me that not every magician can do levitation but we all have Lore, which is one of the best skills to have to learn it. Basil has Energy like me, so he should be able to. ” Sweetness nodded, and joined Sharon as she led her back into the wood. However, it was not long until Sharon’s exhaustion became the better of her, and she and Sweetness were reduced to staggering through the dark dismal wood, not knowing where they were going, only knowing what they were running away from. The sound of explosions became more infrequent and more distant, and she was now more conscious of the deadness and silence of where they were. But tired as she was, she and Sweetness.