iarusdidn’tknowwhattosay.howarrsonhadbeenanunspeakablewiththedepartmentofmysteriesforalmostfifteenyears,withnotasinglethingtarnishinghisreordofservie.he’dbeenintheroomwiththeothers,knokedoutoldwhenthey’dfoundthem.allthedepartmentknewwaswhenhewokeupatst.mungo’srsonhadleftapathofstonebodiesinhiswake.

“you’retheonlyonewhohasstayedonthegrid,malfoy.”

“imaghat.coulditpossiblybebeauseihaven’tturnedanyostonewithmystare?orbroughtfamoahortiultureshowandausedariot?inspiredaministryworkretreattobreakintoasuddeny?”malfoyraisedaneyebrow.

ggensteppedforwardandgloweredatmalfoy.atfirst,iarusthoughtmalfoyhadgotariseoutofhim.butatookabreathandshookhishead.“youmightnotbeanobviousthreattopublisafety.buteahartifatandurseinthatboxhadthepotentialtobeatalysmi,malfoy.atleastwitrsonandsomeoftheothersweknowwhatthey’reapableof.”ggenturnedtoiarusandthenbaktomalfoy.“we’vebeenwathingyoufordays.doyouevenknowwhatyou’redoing?”

malfoypaledandstaredatthefloor.inalessombativetonehesaid,“donotkeepfollowingme.”inanevensmallervoie,headded,“iwillomebakwithyouassoonbertriezivantusisfoundandtheofelevenomestogetzivantus’timepiee.”

“wedon’ttakeordersfromyou,”ggensmirked.

“leave,”iarusdiretedatggen.themanfurrowedhisbrowsbutiarusjustsaid,“go.”withalookofonfusionandsuspiion,ggenlefttheornerofthekithenandwentoutintothelounge.hedidn’thavethelearohearwhattheywereabouttodisuss.iarustookastepforwardandstaredatmalfoy,whohadmanagedtomakehisfaeralonemore.“youknowaboutthetimepiee?”

malfoysoffed.“theworstkeptseretinthedepartmentisthatzivantusstillhadit.”

iarussabletonshiveredatthethoughtoftheiniqu

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