"Logic puzzles," she almost joked riddles but Angela doesn't know, "and specificity-requiring genies, maybe short-answer ethics questions with a 'justify your answer on the back' part. And I will charge tuition but if I can afford to I'll give scholarships if people agree to do something of social value for some period of time with their educations."

"It'll be like a normal test to get into college, like the ACT or SAT - except with ethics. And logic."

"SEMAT. Standardized Ethics and Magical Aptitude Test."

He giggles. "That's perfect, I support this and will help you make it."

"Yay!"

"They're planning to make standardized tests together," whispers Savannah to Angela. "They'll probably elope in a week."

"Shh, details. They move quickly, they can't let a silly thing like age get in the way of standardized testing."

Darren is amused but embarrassed and looking at the table!

"We do not have to elope to write standardized tests," says Bella primly. "We aren't even writing them yet! They won't be useful until I'm ready to open my school."

"Better than the alternative," Bella acknowledges.

"She would be all glary. It would be terrible."

"Spare me from the terrible wrath of your glares, Savannah."

"Rawr," says Savannah, grinning. "Yeah, sure."

"Even if we become less cute at some time for some reason? We are safe?"

"If you are less cute at some time for some reason you might not be safe. But for now, yes. You are."

"Oh, no. We'd better remain adorable, Darren. I'm scared."

"Me too," says Darren. He wraps an arm around her. "We should try rationing it, so it lasts longer."

"How do we do that?"

"Only certain levels of adorable that we can meet per day, if we go over we are tapping too much from the bank of adorable and risk running out."

"But what if we found a way to reinvest the adorable and draw compound interest?"

"Then we will have to react accordingly," agrees Darren with a laugh. "And reinvest the adorable."