“youdon’tbelieveinthat!”

harrylookdazed,asifittookamomenttorealizewhathappened.hestareddownthehalltowardthelift,adisorientedlookonhisfae.hethenfttenedabitofhishairbakabsentmindedly.

“andwhathaveyoufound,harry?”hermionepointedtotheroom.“you’veseentheboard,theransomnote.seemstomelikehe’stellingthetruth.”

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“thetruth?youbelievethat?”harrytookafewstepsawayfromher.sheouldseetheangertakingover.“youbelievethatzivantushiredhimtoiigatehisowndeath?”hermioneignoredthelookofompletedisbeliefonhisfae.“how?”

“anunbreakablevow.”

“butwhyhiremalfoy?whynotgo

shepaniked,“divination,perhaps.”

“maybe.hisdeathandbertrie’ssituationareoed.maybeheknewitandthoughtmalfoywouldsolvehismurderandsavehisdaughter.”

frustrationwashedoverhermione,butshetriedtokeepithidden.howouldharrystillbeaughtupintheideathatmalfoyhadahandintherimes?evenafterhespokeupformalfoyathistrial,harrystillhadhisheadinthepast.“well,”shetriedtofindawaytogettoharry,“youhavebeenwwithhim.”

malfoynarrowedhiseyes,butthehintofasmirkreptoverhisfeatures.“well,ifyoumustknow.”whileheexpinedthatamanincardiffhadseenmarwan’spartiipationinaharityeventrunbygertrudelokhartandhadbegunstalkingmarwan,hermionepulledharryasideandoutintothehallway.

harryrossedhisarms.“i’vebeentryingtofindoutwhathereallyknowsaboutallofthis.”

“so,you’regoingtotrustmalfoy?”harrysaidquietly.

“butwe’veseenitberealonoasion,haven’twe?”hermionebrieflythoughtofsybilltrewneyandhermostlypathetidevotiontothepratieofseeing.shuddering,hermioneontinued,“i’mnotsayingitisn’todd,butmaybezivantushiredmalfoytosolveit.maybethere’ssomesortofontratorvowinvolved.”