Ginny zoned out as Dream described (in great detail) her trip to Australia.
She thought of the first time she had seen Harry and the way her heart had melted at the sight of his bright green eyes and his messy black hair.
She thought of their last good bye on Harry's graduation, which had been an ugly argument.
Ginny sighed miserably.
"Gin you OK? You seem kind of down." said Dream sipping her drink.
"I'm fine. Just a little preoccupied that's all." smiled Ginny weakly looking down at her cup of coffee.
"Come now Gin. You can tell me," said Dream.
Ginny smiled weakly and sipped her cooling coffee.
"OK. You know that guy who was at Ron's wedding?" asked Ginny.
"Which one? There were too many of his friends that day." asked Dream.
"The most memorable one with green eyes..." said Ginny.
"Oh Harry Potter, Ron's best man. Yeah I remember him," said Dream.
"Well, we went out for a while before Ron graduated. We parted on bad terms and I haven't heard or seen him since," explained Ginny.
"Oh." said Dream.
" Problem is I still love him," said Ginny.
"You have to tell him," said Dream sipping her coffee.
"Maybe. Problem is when?" sighed Ginny.
A woman dressed in a black suit with long black hair and black sunglasses covering her eyes. She walked towards the table and put a black envelope on the table in front of Ginny before she apparated into thin air.
Ginny looked down at the envelope.
The front was blank except for the ministry crest in the top right hand corner about the size of a postage stamp.
Dream was frozen and so were the rest of the people around her so Ginny opened the letter.
It read:
Dear Miss Weasley.
You have been discovered as a source to help defeat Lord Voldemort's plan to set a deadly curse upon the world.
One of our informants will arrive to meet you in Russia tomorrow. Meet him at the Pillion hotel tomorrow afternoon and he will explain the task at hand.
Merry Christmas.
Percy Weasley
Deputy Minister of Magic.
Ginny looked down and sighed.
What choice did she have but to do as the Ministry required?
She thought of the first time she had seen Harry and the way her heart had melted at the sight of his bright green eyes and his messy black hair.
She thought of their last good bye on Harry's graduation, which had been an ugly argument.
Ginny sighed miserably.
"Gin you OK? You seem kind of down." said Dream sipping her drink.
"I'm fine. Just a little preoccupied that's all." smiled Ginny weakly looking down at her cup of coffee.
"Come now Gin. You can tell me," said Dream.
Ginny smiled weakly and sipped her cooling coffee.
"OK. You know that guy who was at Ron's wedding?" asked Ginny.
"Which one? There were too many of his friends that day." asked Dream.
"The most memorable one with green eyes..." said Ginny.
"Oh Harry Potter, Ron's best man. Yeah I remember him," said Dream.
"Well, we went out for a while before Ron graduated. We parted on bad terms and I haven't heard or seen him since," explained Ginny.
"Oh." said Dream.
" Problem is I still love him," said Ginny.
"You have to tell him," said Dream sipping her coffee.
"Maybe. Problem is when?" sighed Ginny.
A woman dressed in a black suit with long black hair and black sunglasses covering her eyes. She walked towards the table and put a black envelope on the table in front of Ginny before she apparated into thin air.
Ginny looked down at the envelope.
The front was blank except for the ministry crest in the top right hand corner about the size of a postage stamp.
Dream was frozen and so were the rest of the people around her so Ginny opened the letter.
It read:
Dear Miss Weasley.
You have been discovered as a source to help defeat Lord Voldemort's plan to set a deadly curse upon the world.
One of our informants will arrive to meet you in Russia tomorrow. Meet him at the Pillion hotel tomorrow afternoon and he will explain the task at hand.
Merry Christmas.
Percy Weasley
Deputy Minister of Magic.
Ginny looked down and sighed.
What choice did she have but to do as the Ministry required?