Charlie,

Has Mum No, you did not misunderstand my letter and yet I believe you did. Miss Brown will be examined but you must be assured that the Ministry has guaranteed to take every precaution in keeping her comfortable. I do not treat students like lab rats, Charlie, and this is not a fun experiment the Ministry has randomly decided to partake ( Read more... )

Charlie,Doubtless you have noticed my absence from the castle these past few days. I have been meaning to inquire about Ron's condition and only just managed to have time to do so, after spending countless hours with several Ministry Diviners as well as a few Unspeakables. The reason for that, as I am sure Professor McGonagall told you, is because ( Read more... )

Charlie,

Good evening, Charlie. As much as I dislike sounding like Mother bothering you, I do hope you managed to find some food for dinner earlier as I did not see you in the Great Hall. To be honest, I could not find much time to spend there either, but that was due to pressing Ministry business that I could not ignore. Nothing horrible, of ( Read more... )

Charlie,

Good afternoon, Charlie. I am sorry I was not able to reply to latest letter any sooner but I have only just not found it among my Ministry papers and reports. I thank you for the recommendation of Mr. Creevey, although to be honest, neither myself nor the Ministry are keen on hiring another student assistant at this point. I was able, ( Read more... )

Miss Brown,

Good evening, Miss Brown. I hate to trouble you one more time after all that you have been through recently, but I was wondering if I might have a small chat with you tonight immediately after dinner. You may bring Miss Patil with you if you like, but please do not mention this meeting with anyone else. As you know, the details of ( Read more... )

Professor McGonagall,Thank you, Professor. The safety of the students here is my primary concern and I would not be doing my job if I accomplished any less than I have so far ( Read more... )

Professor McGonagall,

Good evening, Professor. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to discuss the events surrounding Miss Brown's kidnapping. Your answers were much appreciated though not quite as informative and will help in writing up my final reports. I do hope that Miss Tonks will not mind in questioning Miss Brown further (nor ( Read more... )

Professor McGonagall,Good afternoon, Professor. I am sorry to have rushed away so quickly yesterday, but I knew that Minister Scrimgeour would like to have the preliminary paperwork of Miss Brown's kidnapping first thing. As you know, I was able to speak with Miss Brown, but there are still some details that I will need to add in my updates to the ( Read more... )

Charlie,Thank you again for letting Miss Bulstrode stay in the infirmary. We are doing everything we possibly can to solve this strange mystery so I hope we do not need to segregate her longer than necessary. And as much as I thank you for your confidence, the fact remains that I was in charge of the students' safety and their safety was ( Read more... )

Charlie,Good evening, Charlie. I was wondering if I might impose upon you and Madam Pomfrey for a night or two. While Miss Bulstrode does not seem to be the mastermind behind all that has happened to us lately, I feel that she would be at risk if I were to let her rejoin her classmates in her dormitory. I was able to conjure up a cot for her last ( Read more... )