Finally Using the Prefect Power! (Lillian, Izzy, James, Joseph)

Abbey was patrolling the corridors, one of her duties now that she was a Hufflepuff prefect. Abbey stared mezmerized at her golden badge she had recieved just days ago. She had been so excited to start her duties, and even that she had gotten picked! As Abbey paced the corridor for about the tenth time, she started to get bored. Abbey was decideing if she should move onto another hallway, when she heard a loud 'BOOM!' coming from an empty classroom to her right...

Izzy cursed loudly as the box she had been pointing her wand at exploded. She had never got the hang of that spell. Izzy turned to look at her troublemaking companions, her eyes questioning as to what do to next.

James stared at the remains of the box, the raised his wand. "Repairo." The pieces of wood came back together. "Alright, first of all, you did the spell wrong. You need to actually have something sneaky in mind for it to work. Otherwise, what just happened will happen again." James rolled his eyes. Amateurs!

Izzy stuck her tongue out at James. 'Yeah, yeah. Whatever.' She was trying. It wasn't her fault the vanishing spell was her weak point. And she had spent most of her life pranking people and getting in trouble so she could think of a few alternatives.
Izzy opened her mouth to say something snarky back but then she heard the footsteps outside stop. 'Crap, I think that's a prefect! We are gonna get so bashed if we get caught.' She looked around for a way out. It wasn't that she cared if she was caught or not. It was just that she didn't want anyone to realise that it was her who had been vanishing the boxes of potion ingredients.
'Is there any passage here or something?' She turned to James, imaptiently waiting for an answer.

Abbey skidded down the hallway and entered the classroom. Abbey hid behind a small desk and peered out from under it. She watched quietly. Abbey had to cover her mouth from gasping. Izzy and James were doing something, though she didn't know what. Another girl was with them and so was a boy, but Abbey didn't know their names. Abbey decided to stay in her little hideout before immediatly going over to them and saying something; she didn't want to jump to conclusions. For all she knew, they could simply be practicing charms and defensive spells for class. But Abbey suspected that they were up to no good because of the large boom; no spell she had ever been taught made such a loud noise.