iftherewaseveraquestionwhetherornotpansyhadservedherpenanefortransgressionspast,theanswerwouldbeafirmandresoundingno.shehandledthegresandthejudgment,notalwayswithpoiseanddignity,butshegenerallywithstooditwithoutlosingherstshredofomposure.

however,afterapparatingwithdraoandpottertohogsmeade,pansyfeltlikeshewaslosinghermind.thepairofthemarguedovereverything.onlyitwasn’tquitearguing.sazar,itwasalmostlikealover’squarrel.first,draoinsistedtheygostraighttoneville,butpotterwantedtosendanoheadofthem.“i’veseenyouattheowlery,potter.snailssendlettersfaster.”

potterhuffedastheymadetheirwaydownthestepsofthehotel.“oh,youmeanwhenyouliedtomyfae?”

“asireall,itatuallywasn’tyourfae,andineveroneliedtoyou,”draodrawled.heturnedtopansyandheldouthisarm.“sidealong,dear?”pansytooktheofferedarmandwatheddraoquirkaneyebrowatpotter.“ifyou’vegotanowltosend,isupposewewillseeyouwhenweseeyou.”andthentheydisapparated.

potteraughtuptothemlessthanaminuteter.“ifwehurry,”hepanted,“maybeweanathhimbeforedinner.”

theywalkedinsileneforafewminutes,eahofthemprobablyreaquaintingthemselveswiththesenery.ithadbeenagessinepansyhadometohogsmeade,letalonehogwarts,infat,itmighthavebeenyears.apartofherahedwiththegoodmemoriesshehadthere,whileotherpartsofherrakedatthethoughtofallthepainthatfollowedthosewonderfultimes.

finally,draobrokethesilosuggesttheytrythegreenhousesfirst.potterounteredthatnevilleusuallytookhisafternoonteaintheastleafterlessons.pansysensedanaffrontonnevillelongbottomonthetipofdrao’stongue,soshedeidedtohangethesubjet.

“ineverthoughtiwouldberushingbaktohogwartssosoon.”

drao

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