Sure why not

“Hey, Jane,” you greet a still a little exhausted, “do you have a moment?”

“Urg, fuck off you looser!” Melissa answer rude, “you can do our homework, but not talk to us.”

“Ignore her, most people do,” Jane answers, “what’s up?”

“Do you still have contact to Sarah?” you ask and pull out the book, “I got this book from her by mail, but I have no idea why.”

“For fucks sake, don’t touch this nerd shit!” Melissa complains as Jane takes the book and looks into it, “great, now you are infected with this crap. Don’t touch me until you wash your hands.”

“There was no letter?” Jane asks, “she also didn’t called you?”

“No, nothing,” you answer, “do you have any idea what she wants?”

“I’m sorry, but no,” Jane answers and give back the book, “as much as I can see it’s just an empty notebook. And we haven’t spoken for about a year now. She avoids me too. I don’t know why.”

“Because you still waste your time with nerds and nobodies like him,” Melissa says and walks away, “I assume this Sarah isn’t as patient with you as me.”

“Sorry,” Jane excuses and turns around, “if you find anything out, let me know.”

You nod and watch Jane leave. You never understood why she follows a spoiled bitch like Melissa. She is so arrogant and degrading. You hate her. Just like everybody else. Suddenly you have an idea. This book seems to be magic. This should be impossible but it isn’t. Since the frost spell was real, and the fortune telling spell somehow also worked, maybe another spell that would teach this bitch a lesson works too.