<div style="text-align: justify;">Rowena showed a big smile to her friend when Helga agreed to let her have both her and Salazar's slices of her cake. She loved everything Helga cooked, and would love to have her sweets daily. Lucky for her, there weren't cakes available every day. "I'm sure it's delicious", the girl replied, sighing happily when she received the plate with the cake. "Thank you, dear", she murmured, taking in the smell of the cake before tasting it.<br/><br/>When Helga said she needed to find Godric, Rowena nodded. "I'm sure he will love it as well", she commented shortly after eating her bite. "It's delicious, by the way", the girl carried on, trying another bite of the cake. "I wish I had half your talent when it comes to kitchen matters", she admitted with a grin. "You will make some man a very lucky husband some day".<br/><br/>Out at the study room, Godric watched as Salazar organized the chessboard and pieces to be taken to Rowena's room. He frowned a little when Salazar confirmed what he had imagined - that he was taking it to play with Rowena.<br/><br/>"The two of you spend a lot of time together", Godric remarked, in a slightly concerned intonation. He focused on something else, though, when Salazar remarked on the education they had access to. The red-haired young man scratched the back of his neck for a moment. "It would indeed be good, but how would one come about it?", he finally asked, his mind trying to imagine how it would be possible to provide quality education for a large number of wizards and witches. That was something Godric would definitely be happy to see happen, and even help become a reality, if possible.</div>