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[b_a_weasle]

I'm between a House appointment and going home right now . . . I promised Draco I would spend tomorrow with him. There is so much more work involved in this position than I had ever expected - not more than I can handle, of course, and the extra little bit of money covers the work

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[_miss_pansy_]

Bill,

I look forward to seeing you as well. Draco misses you terribly, you know. However, you might want to reconsider your stance on the terrible news, considering where you'll be spending the evening.

Yours,
Pansy Malfoy

[b_a_weasle]

Darling Pansy,

I never made any secret of the fact that I never wanted Lucius Malfoy as Minister, even to the man himself. I would never dream of attempting any sort of deception when I've already made my views on the matter quite clear. If Lucius Malfoy does not want me in his home, he has simply to ask me to leave.

However, I shall endeavour to remain cheerful.

It will be great to see you! How is Millicent? I miss him, too.

Bill

[_miss_pansy_]

Bill,

I am not asking you to keep your political beliefs secret or to be deceptive. I only wish to avoid any more stress than is purely necessary. We have all been through so much. Lucius included. Our home - and our home, Bill - should be a refuge, not another battleground.

Cheer would be most welcome.

Yours,
Pansy

[falcoperegrinus]

Bill,

I'm glad you're doing well. You should come visit us more often. We miss you ^_^

How are the children? I suppose I should come pay a visit to the castle. I don't miss teaching as much as I thought I would (probably because I still keep some of it while working at TCH) but I do miss the children.

And, God, "terrible news" can't begin to describe it. Oh, the nightmare...

Hope to see you soon ^_^

~Colin

[b_a_weasle]

I hope you're doing well, too, Colin. I'm hoping to make some time to visit the house, as well, as I miss you, too!

I think the children would love it if you'd come visit them!

Bill

[pond_scum]

Mr Weasley

I'm sure I am not the only supporter of Meracus Sanguis who had hoped that, the election having taken place and the world having failed to end, all the hysteria from your side our opponents would be put on the shelf.

I see it was a mistake to give you all that much credit. If you can spare the time, do let us know what it will take to demonstrate that we are not dangerous.

yrs sincerely
W Macnair