Three more drabbles written for periodic table challenge at femslash100 LJ community.

Title: Support

Pairing: Mildred/Maud

Rating: G

It was a rare occasion for someone to support and encourage Mildred. In her first semester, the teachers' lack of compliments gave her ambition to try harder at witchcraft. She was always fumbling with her skills, but no matter what the situation Maud was always there telling her that it was going to be alright – mistakes do happen.

Maud's words of encouragement always made her feel stronger. Mildred felt as if her skin was thicker and tougher for it. It made her more resistant to the verbal attacks of others.

Mildred wasn't sure if she would have made it through her first semester without Maud – she couldn't count the times she had wanted to quit. It saddened Mildred now that she might lose the only support she got.

Title: Inseparable

Pairing: Fenella/Griselda

Rating: G

Fenella and Griselda's relationship was amazing – the two girls were inseparable. It was impossible to pry them apart, even on important occasions, such as a surprise party.

Other Cackle's students couldn't help but to eavesdrop on them. Usually what they heard was the sounds of pages of books flipping and giggles. It was clear that they were going through spell books and both thirsty for knowledge. Most of the time the spells they found were used to help other students out. It always started innocently, but usually escalated.

The most intriguing part of them was how they were never fazed by Miss Hardbroom when they were caught in the act. Both would fulfill their punishment with a smile, as it seemed like to them it was just another excuse to spend more time together. That baffled Hardbroom.

Title: What Meets the Eye
Pairing: Constance Hardbroom/Davina Bat
Rating: G

Davina Bat heard someone walking outside the music hall door. She could tell it the form-mistress, Constance Hardbroom, by the sound of heels clicking on the floor. She gathered her papers and rushed into the hall to greet Constance.

"Good morning, Constance," Davina sang.

Miss Hardbroom rolled her eyes and huffed, "Morning."

Constance didn't have time to talk to Miss Bat. She was too busy fulfilling her duties as form-mistress, trying to reform the students who lacked of discipline. They needed to learn how to respect the traditions of witchhood.

Davina tear up a little, it was always hard for her to keep her emotion in check. She knew that her behavior was the reason Constance tried to avoid her. Constance seemed to have the notion that everyone was always open about their feelings, because she was. But she was wrong.

Davina never missed the opportunity to try to show Miss Hardbroom that there was more to her than what meets the eye. She secretly wished that Constance would how unique she was and find it attractive.