Hmm, that's definitely a shocking bit of news at the end, but with the folk and power at Harry's call, I rather doubt that's going to be as daunting as Tommy-boy assumes. I rather did like how this chapter went as all survived that cottage, though needind medical assistance. The discussion with Ginny was enlightening and one can -almost- feel sorry for her (almost I said). It should be interesting to see what side she eventually ends up on.
Author's response
Thanx, as always, for reading and reviewing. Harry is, indeed, willing to die for any one of his friends – greater love hath no one. . .
Harry’s willingness to give it all up is his greatest strength.
Ginny is on Ginny’s side, as always. She’s patient and will wait to get what she wants, by whatever means necessary. . .
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