Suzanne saw Thaddeus, and smiled, though she was paying more attention to the woman on the other end of phone.<br/><br/>"Fine," she said, "but please use a private courier this time, if something gets lost in the mail again, I'm not going to be pleased."<br/><br/>She spent another moment on the phone, and then hung up, obviously done with what she'd been doing. She opened her notebook, a ominous little black thing, turned to a page and crossed something out before closing it again. It had a leather cover, though the lock was silver, and didn't happen to have a key. The thing was probably the thing she'd enchanted most in her lifetime. It was practically dripping with magic, to the point that it happened to be able to find itself around the house just fine if she left it somewhere, and of course, she was the only one who could open it. In her childhood it had been her diary, with just a simple jinx on the lock that would make anyone who tried to open it go blind for about an hour. Now, well, it was much more dangerous to attempt to read, and a hell of a lot harder to open. It also happened to a device of infinite storage, and contained not only several diaries worth of a young girl's secrets, but also years of study, a heck of a lot of spells that she'd created from scratch, and more recently, the coven's business.<br/><br/>Of course, she had good reasons for making it near impossible to steal, read, or open. Anything that one could glean from years of studying the books in the study, was distilled down to the most powerful and dangerous magic ever concieved of. She'd called it Appendix 11. Of course, that also made her diary the holy grail of magical books.<br/><br/>She put it back in the desk drawer and turned her attention to Thaddeus.<br/><br/>"You know," she said, "you've browse those shelves so much over the years, I swear you've got to know all the titles by heart."<br/><br/>She tidied the papers on her desk, and leaned back in her chair.<br/><br/>"Exciting times, huh," she said, "nice to see Kat again, I'd bet. I don't think you ever told me if you were into piercings or not."