<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: #FFFF00"><span style="font-weight: bold">Sarah Templeton</span></span></div><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">Sarah had to admit she was quite impressed by Snape’s library. It was indeed quite impressive, due to the sheer amount of books it held. And it made sense in Sarah’s mind that Snape wouldn’t allow just about anyone in there. Should someone choose to place a book in the wrong place, it would disrupt the entire order. That was one of the reasons Sarah was extremely guarded with her own library as well, since she loved to keep things neat and tidy and not everyone had the same view on things. <br/><br/>When Snape explained the layout, Sarah listened in silence. There was no need to speak, after all, just to fill a pause. That was a thing that made the young woman sure that she would have a good work relationship with Snape. Other people expected too much small talk, and it was very tiring to try and attempt to work with this expectation. “Do not worry”, she replied to his comment on seeing that his order would not be disturbed. “I will make sure nothing gets moved from its original place”, Sarah promised firmly, falling silent after this comment. <br/><br/>In her mind, Sarah was already working on ways of solidifying that relationship. Since he had offered his library, she would offer hers, but it didn’t seem like enough. Offering him the charm she had used on all of her books sounded like a good idea, though. After letting some people borrow some volumes, she had grown tired of them either taking too long to return them or placing them in the wrong spot, so, after a lot of work, she had developed the right combination of charms to make sure that didn’t happen again. But that would be a matter for another time, as lingering in there would surely get them late.<br/><br/>“So do I”, Sarah agreed when Snape said he detested tardiness, not wasting time in saying anything more. Nodding when he indicated the doorway, Sarah once again followed Snape out of the library, waiting for it to be closed before following him to the Great Hall. A slight feeling of uneasiness crept into her while they walked. This was the official beginning of her time there as a professor, and everything would depend on how things happened during the next few days.</div>