Taking back her school had been one of the best days of her life. Today however, she couldn't help but regret that slightly as she looked at the stack of paperwork piled on top of her desk, most of which was from the various incidents the winx suite, and Bloom in particular, had gotten themselves into. Teenagers, or at least the ones she was in charge of, seemed to have the particular skill of finding trouble, regardless to the consequences she then had to deal with. A knock sounded on her door and she waved her wrist to open it.
"Ben."
"Farah, we missed you at dinner, Saul sent me up."
"Mm, I had a lot of paperwork tonight. I forgot, I'm sorry."
"What's up?"
"Besides my blood pressure?"
A raised eyebrow from the earth fairy had the headmistress suppressing a laugh.
"Nothing to worry about, stop being a healer for two seconds Ben. Bloom and her friends, one if which is your daughter I might add, have decided that instead of giving us a break after Rosalind they're going to give us more trouble. The only difference from before being that they've encouraged Beatrix, Riven, Dane, Sky, and Sam to fully join in. Almost doubling their number and creating a whole lot of paperwork."
"That is why I am a professor, not a head."
"Terra has been avoiding looking me in the eyes for weeks now."
"I can chat to both my wayward children if you'd like."
The mind fairy smiled and shook her head.
"No, don't. They aren't doing anything damaging and it's nice to see teenagers acting how normal teenagers should be. We never got to goof of properly, I wish we had, though I'll deny it if you tell anyone."
"Even Saul?"
"Especially him."
"You'd make his day you know."
"I do. He and Andreas are... were so ridiculous sometimes."
"Farah..."
"I forgot for a moment, it happens."
"Yeah, I know."
"I still can't believe that the Kegger parties are still going."
"Courtesy of Saul to the enragement of Rosalind."
"She was furious when she caught them that one time."
"Drunk and giggling."
"Her anger wasn't directed at me so it was hilarious, she could barely get anything through to them."
A sigh as she leaned back in her chair prompted the healer to place a small tray on a clear spot of his friends desk.
"I'll leave you to finish, but please remember to eat."
"I will, thank you Ben."
"No problem."
