Throughout lessons, he's distracted again. He'd caught her not paying attention a few days ago and silently admonished her for it, but now he's the guilty one. He manhandles his occlumency back in Herbology, making himself listen and trying to forget that her table is behind his own. He can't see her. He can't see if she got the shoes, if she's wearing them. He didn't tell her what to do with them; not yet. She can see him, though, and he makes himself concentrate on that instead. He needs to seem like he has it together.