Private message to Pansy

Is your Mum expecting you back at Prospero's, or are you going back to New London?

I've missed you. I want to see you. I completely understand if you want a bath and a good night's rest first, though.

I haven't done my school shopping yet, if you want to go together.

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So I wanted to let you know I talked to Maureen.

She wants to escape. I didn't tell her much, not that she'd be able to have a wand and learn magic, I just said I knew of people who had a sanctuary for muggleborn wizards and witches and was she interested and she said yes so quickly I thought

well

I guess I should probably tell you this: I thought she'd probably been thinking about this for a while, which means she suspected. Which means -- well. Maybe that the information about the button got back to her.

Anyway I told her it wouldn't be until after I'd left for school, so that no one would think I was involved, and she agreed that would be a good idea. She thinks that she'd be able to slip out. There's a windmill about a quarter mile from the Stretton's house, she suggested that would be a good meeting place. We agreed on September 3rd, but if it has to be put off I'll post about Quidditch in my diary. I mean I'll have a post with 'Quidditch' as the title. (Well, if you want to tell me right now it doesn't work, I'll let her know in person. But if we have to put things off on the third... yeah.)

The person who meets her should tell her they're the friend Sally-Anne told her about. I did tell her they'd be side-along apparating her, just so she knows that, and I also told her not to say goodbye to anyone, no matter how tempting it is. Not any of the other servants, not Gemma, not Jeremy. She has to act exactly the same until she slips out.

She doesn't have a way to send us a message but if you go and she's not there, she wasn't able to slip out.

Does that all seem like a plan? Compared to slipping into a muggle camp and talking people into handing over their babies it ought to be a lark.