“iknowwean’tstopyoufromw,”felixoffered,“butwehaveleadsonthease.wewon’tstopuntilwe’vefoundher.”

“thankyou,”pansyofferedhimhalfasmile.shegatheredherselfandstoodtoleave.“i’mstayingattheashtyl.pleasekeepmeupdated.”

“wewill,”felixnodded.

“ouh!”harryswattedron’shandoffhisshoulder.

assoonashe’dsmmedthedoorshut,ron’sfaeflushedred.“harry,mate.whatingodri’snamedoyouthinkyou’redoing?”

“me?”harryappealed.“ihaven’tdoneanything!ifyou’dgottenmymessage,you’dknowwhathappened.”

“clearlyihaven’t.soyou’regoingtohavetoexpinittome.”harrytookabreathandthenreountedtheeventsofthesttwentyfourhours.heleftnodetailout,exeptthesenehe’dwitnessedonthefourteenthfloor.whileitweighedonhim,harrywassurewhateveritwashadnoretiontoanyoftheases,letalonewoulditreassureron,tehniallyhishandler,thatallofharry’smentalfaultieswerestillintat.“soletmeseeifiuandthis,”ronsaidfinally.“you’vebeenfiredfromyourjobforwalkinginonmarwanzivantus’murdersene,onlytosomehowdisoverhismissingdaughterterthatnight?and—”rongazedaroundwildly,“—whilstyouwereoffreturningthekneazleandsawmarwan’sdaughter,someonekilledyourneighborwhiletheywereinyourft,whihyouanddraobloodymalfoyhadonlyjustvaated.”

“iknowitsounds—”

“you’vegottaditheversworn,”roninterrupted.

harryfrowned.“no,really,ian’t—he’stheonlywayintothehotel.”

“there’sotherways,harry.thatfaeismorealiabilitynowthananasset.”

harrywantedtoobjet.butheknewronwasright.“iswearmalfoyknowsmorethanhe’sleton.ithinkhetrustsme,er,eversworn.itmightbetheonlyway,”harrypostuted.ronshookhisheadandharrysighed.“fine,”herelented.thedisappoiofwastingeightmonthsonsomethingonlytofa

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