harryturnedbaktohimandfshedafakesmile.“thanks,valenio,”harrysaidandwalkedaway,hisjawlenhingsohardhethoughtitmightbreak.heandmalfoydidn’tspeakastheywaitedfortheliftandwentuptotheroom.

ggenorderedhermioomebaktotheministryandtoherowndismay,shedidsowithoutprotest.afterall,shehadpromisediarussabletonshe’domebakandworkonpandora.shethoughtmaybeshe’dhaveamomenttobreathe,andmaybeamomenttoexpinthingstoron.

hermionesatoutsideron’soffieinthedmleignthevariouspeoplewhogawkedather.stillintheridiulouschristmasjumper,shefoundherselfbothtooexhaustedtomoveandtoobusyrelivingtheeventsoftheday.notonlythat,butshestillhadn’theardfromronanditwaswefterthreeinthem.

““mione?”

“itoldyou—”hestartedandpulledbaktolookathe

aftertheedinburghaurorstookovertheseneinhaddington,hermionemadesuretheotherswerealright.theywereolletivelyinshok,mostlythattheirpnhadworkedbutalsobeauseabsolutelynothinghadgonewrong.bertriewassafeandsoundandparkinsonseemedtosoftenwitheverypassingminuteintheyounggirl’spresene.pansy’sreliefwasalmostontagiousuntillunamentionedharryanddrao.

sheboltedupfromthebenhandtookinthesightoftheloveofherlife.sheouldn’thelpthergesighthatesapedherandpulledronintoafirmembrae.“wherehaveyoubeen?i’vebeensoworried,ron.”

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“whatevertheydid,itworked,”pansysaid.shewinkedathermione,“evenifwedidmostofit.”thenigoraandanotheroffiial,aurorphillips,apparatedwithpansyandbertrietotheedinburghmainoffieandhermionewasleftwithanaddledaggen,andluna,whoappearedtobesettlingherarrawithoneofthesolstiefae.thesmallwingedmanglitteredbrightinthedarkness,andjudgingbyluna’sinreasingfrown,seemedtodriveaveryhardbargain.