"This... I didn't really pay attention in class..." Harry's face burned as he shamefully pushed the book over.
Theo had actually noticed that already.
He flipped through Harry's textbook and sighed. "There are quite a lot of gaps in your notes, and you haven't picked out the key points. How about this—"
He raised a hand and called louder, "Guys!"
Everyone looked up at them.
"Harry needs to borrow everyone's notes," Theo said, then added, "if you aren't using them right now."
"Okay—I'm fairly confident about Potions Class. Just give them back before next Monday." Michael sent over his Potions Class notes with a Levitation Charm.
"Astronomy is what I'm good at," Ryan said. He lent over not only his notes, but also a book about Star Movement.
"Um—" Neville took out his notes too. "As for Herbology, I'm actually about as good as Theo."
"No, Neville, you're better than me." Theo said seriously, "Professor Sprout sings your praises all the time."
Neville's face reddened slightly. He scratched the back of his head and smiled shyly.
"You can borrow my A History of Magic and Transfiguration Class notes for reference whenever you want," Hermione said.
"Then that leaves Charms Class and Defense Against the Dark Arts for me." Wade directed several notebooks to float over, then added, "I'm guessing you also need to learn how to write essays?"
Harry hurriedly nodded and stammered, "Yes! I... I'm not very good at writing essays..."
Afterward, Theo quietly told Harry, "Take good care of Wade's notes, especially the ones for Defense Against the Dark Arts—his notes are more comprehensive and easier to understand than even what Professor Quirrell teaches in class."
"Thank you, Theo," Harry said gratefully.
"You're welcome." Theo smiled gently. "We're companions now, aren't we?"
"As for the essay on