themanlookedupthroughamessofbkhairandsighedwhenhesawher,stressandpaniethedarosshisfeatures.isthiswhatshewastobeome?aheapingmessofworryoverbertrie?shetookastepforwardandaskedifhewasalright.

afterquiteabitofbakandforthwhihinludedapossibleslightflungattheparkinsonnamefollowedbypansy’sdetailedopinionontheattent’sasymmetrialfae,shereeivedavisitor’spassafterexpiningshewasthereonbehalfofbertrie.“youould’veopenedwiththat,”theattentmuttered.

“fantasti,”shemutteredtoherself.she’dneedtoapparatetotheashtssoonasshemetwiththeiigatorsonbertrie’sase,andmaybeafterthatsheouldfloohomeandgetproperlothes.sheexitedthefloochamberandheadedstraightforthemaindesk.

“thankyouforyourservie,”pansysaidthroughasneer.shefollowedthemainhallthewaytothebak.shesawthebrasssignindiatingitwastheorretoffie,butthedoorwaslosed.pansywathedamanpaebakandforthinfrontofit.shelearedherthroat.

withoutputtingdownthefmingrubbishbinofapubliation,hesaid,“straightdownthemainhall,allthewayinthebak.”

“i’msorry?”pansygred.“i’mawith,aren’ti?thisismyministry,isitnot?”themanjusttossedherpassontotheounterandwentbaktoaspeialeditionofthequibbleron‘there-emergeneofsoul-sukingsoblipoms!moveasidevampires!bylunalovegood’.pansyrolledhereyes.“andwherewillifindmissingpersons?”

pansysteppedoutoftheministryfloo,tookonelookoutthewindow,andrealizedshehadn’tpakedforedinburgh.themistbedtheoutside,andsheshiveredjustthinkingaboutit.everythinginhersuitasewassuitedforbusinessinbrussels.

dhimtohavehisbakifanythingelsewouldhappen.

asifsurprised,hemetherstareandstammeredoutaquik“fine”beforehedukedhisheaddownagainandshovedhishandsinhisjea

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