Prologue

James, Sirius and Remus made their way down to the dungeons. They had got into another detention that day when Sirius had gotten bored and decided to let off some dung bombs in Professor Slughorn's class. Remus and James somehow got pulled into the whole mess without even knowing.

They reached Slughorn's office and Remus knocked. They heard a muffled, "Come in." The three boys walked into the office to see a large round table in the middle. Two boys were all ready there. "Malfoy? Snape? What are you doing here?" asked James.

"Well, Potter, we've got detention with Professor Slughorn," replied Lucius Malfoy.

"What are you three doing here?" Snape asked, sneering at them.

"Looks like we all have detention tonight," Remus answered.

"Aw Man! We have to have detention with Snivellus!" exclaimed Sirius madly.

"Well hello everyone," interrupted Professor Slughorn as he entered behind them. They all turned to hear what they would have to do for detention. "Hmm, looks like not everyone is here yet. I guess we'll have to wait!"

The five boys looked around. Who could be missing? Slughorn sat down at his desk smiling at the boys. James was oddly reminded of the Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore. Wouldn't it be weird if that was Dumbledore in disguise? But it couldn't be, could it? thought James.

Just then in walked Lily Evans and Saber Malfoy. "Aw, Miss Evans, Miss Malfoy, I see you have finally decided to join us! Now for detention all of you will sit in here at this table until I or the Headmaster come and tell you other wise," stated Slughorn, before exiting the room. They all waited a moment before they heard the doors lock.

The four Gryffindors and three Slytherins sat in silence. Soon Lily decided it was time to break it, "So what did you get detention for Remus?"

"Sirius decided to set off dung bombs and to blame it on James and I. How about you?" he replied.

"Oh, I…" Lily mumbled something he couldn't hear, but obviously Sirius had as he was no laughing hysterically.

"Um, I'm sorry Lils, but I didn't hear you," Remus said curious.

"I said I transfigured Slughorn's robes into a dress when he made me mad. He smiled while he gave me the detention too, it was weird." Lily replied looking down thoughtfully.

"Yeah, Slughorn has been reminding me of the old bat today," Lucious commented.

"He's not an old bat Lucius!" said Saber as she slapped her older brother on the back of the head.

Everyone looked at Saber except for Lily, "What?" she exclaimed, but no one answered. "Okay are you just going to sit there and stare at me or what?"

"You…you just stood up for the Headmaster!" Sirius replied in a shocked voice.

"Yeah, don't you?" she replied nonchalantly.

"But…but you're a Slytherin. A Malfoy! Slytherins, especially Malfoys, do not stand up for any Gryffindor!"

"Uh, right, okay. Anyway since we don't know how long we'll be down here and since it's all ready eleven I'm going to catch up on my sleep. Wake me when we can leave," Saber replied as she transfigured her chair into a couch and laid down to sleep.

"I'm with her!" Lily said. In no time the other five had fallen asleep at the table.

~*~MOMN~*~

Lucius was woken by a bang. He lifted his head from the table to see the Headmaster standing at the door. He took a minute to remember last night as Dumbledore seemed to count them over. Lucius watched as he saw the look on the old man's face turn to a look of fear. He was looking at the couch. It was then that Lucius realized Saber wasn't there. He looked around, she wasn't anywhere. Panic rose up inside of him.

Dumbledore woke the others and they searched the room more thoroughly. They didn't find her. The Headmaster then took the teachers to search the school and the grounds. They never found her.

The reason Dumbledore had come into the room was because of an attack on the school by Death Eaters. They had been looking for a girl and as far as Dumbledore was concerned they had found her. But Lucius knew otherwise. The Death Eaters didn't have her. Lucius was crushed that day. His little sister, the only one that he cared for that cared for him, was gone.