“i’dknowifshewas,”sheansweredshortly.

“you’llhaveuntiltermtogeteverythingallreadyforthestudents.youwill,ofourse,havefulluseofthelibraryandanyleftovermaterialsinthedefenseroom.”

“areyouquitesuresheisn’tastudent?”heasked,motioningtohisowngssesandlookingbakattheat.hermarkingslookedremarkablylikegsses,atraitheknewbothmgonagandritaskeetersharedintheiranimagusform.

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“no,shebelongstooneofthestudents.notsurewhih,asshe’salwayswonherown.andappearstohavebeenabandonedhereforthesummerholiday.”mgonagallreplied.

hefollowedmgonagallintoheroffie,wheresheontinuedtospeak.

“seeingastheastleismostlyemptythistimeofyear,apartfromhagridandmyself,you’llhavetogotothekithenstogetyourmeals,butyou’llbesolose,idoubtthatwillbeaproblem,”shearriedon.

“iexpetyouwillwantadayortwotosettlein,butiwouldappreiateitifyoubeganpreparingforthetermbytheendofthe

theyarrivedatdumbledore’soffie,nowmgonagall’s.itmadeharrywanttough,howunhangedtheastlelookedwhileatthesametimebeingompletelydifferent.ormaybeitmadehimwanttory.

“right,”harryreplied,thoughheouldn’thelpthelittlewhisperofdoubtinhismind.

harrysighedwithrelief.heknewtheastlewouldbemostlyemptyforthebeginningofhisstay,butstill,theideaofhavingtoeatinthegreathall,theideaofbeinginpubli,wherepeoplewhothoughttheyknewhimouldspeute,madehimfeelsiktohisstomah.

harrynodded.

“foolmeone,potter,”mgonagallrepliedlightly,raisinghereyebrowsathim.

rs.norris,unlessmymemoryservesmewrong,”hesaid.

“therewereanimagusintheastlebeforewithoutyouknowing,”harrypointedout,refereninghisfatherandhisfriends.hestoodfromhisrouhedposition,theatwalkingawayataleisurelypae.