The two made their way out of the crowds, likely the shrubbery hid them from view for the most part but if someone were to walk past… Rufus almost groaned at the situation. Of course something like this would happen to him. Granted it was much less boring than having nothing at all to do, but still…. Luckily Miss Dippet had not yet begun to panic about the situation as many young ladies in his acquaintance would have by this point.

No they certainly could not stay like this. Rufus agreed. It might be less boring than a day in off season typically was. But the amount of annoyance it caused was certainly not worth it. “One of us must know a charm that would work on this, surely?” He suggested. For half a moment he wished that Alvin were here, that boy had always been much more intune with his studies than Rufus and the rest of their brothers were. Rufus had only been acceptable in his charms studies and the spells that came the easiest to him were of the transfiguration variety.