A/N: I don't own Harry Potter
This is for the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
Summer Funfair
Northern Funfair: Jolly Jukebox
"All About You" – Mcfly
Insane Prompt Challenge
195: Theme - Corruption
Word Count: 333
"You were never on our side, were you? With your own agendas, your own little secrets. I"m doing being manipulated by you."
"Harry, my boy."
"I was never your boy, sir. I was Lily and James' boy. Remember them, the couple you let die? You knew the prophesy, you knew who it was about, otherwise why were they in hiding?"
"Harry, I never..."
"Forget about them? Never meant for them to die? I don't believe you. You act like you're such a hero for the light. Hermione told me about your past. Told me who you used to be, who you used to..." Harry paused searching for the right word.
"I'm a changed man, Harry. After the death of my sister..."
"You mean after you murdered her."
"Know one knows for certain who's spell hit her."
"Quit lying. See this," Harry raised his fist. 'I must not tell lies' still scarring his flesh.
"Harry."
"No, I don't want any more lies, excuses, anything from you, think you can offer me that, Professor?" When Dumbledore didn't answer, Harry nodded. "I think we're done here."
"But... Harry..."
"Oh, right, as for dealing with his Lordship, Lord Voldemort? I have others who will gladly help me avenge my parents' murders. Others you manipulated, who are quite tired of you trying to pull our strings like little puppets. People you threw to the dementors, who you knew were innocent? Sirius, Professor Lupin, shall we be on our way then?" The two men stepped from the shadows. Remus put a hand on Harry's shoulder. Sirius stood in front of him, wand extended.
"If you try to follow us, try to even contact my godson, I will make sure your face is plastered on every wanted poster everywhere." Sirius nodded to Remus who walked Harry through the fireplace. Sirius followed them, never taking his eyes from Dumbledore. He vanished through the flames leaving a gobsmacked Dumbledore trying to figure out exactly what had gone wrong with his plan.