‘Perhaps I should see if I can find a way out of here. She could barely make out an open area to the left, so she carefully made her way through a w...t, grassy area. She then noticed that the front of her sundress was completely unbuttoned. ‘What the hell?’ Hye-jin didn’t bother buttoning up. Too dark to walk around safely, she returned to the cab, soaked from the wet grass. Suddenly, the cab’s headlights came on and her body was completely exposed in the bright light. Jimmy left the headlights. "Since you conveniently forgot your oath before, I thought that I should make sure you had a copy of your punishment oath right where you would need it the most!"Janice pulled out a permanent ink, black, felt-tip pen and handed it to me."Sign it?" I tremulously asked, taking the pen from her. Was she for real? Was this really my wife?"Yes!" she demanded. "Sign it! I have seven pairs here, one for each day of your punishment. I want you to sign each and every one of them."With a shaking hand, I. I felt a chill. My eyes scanned the interior of the tent for any minute sign of that which had disturbed my sleep. Save the mating crickets outside the tent, all was calm. My mind ran a quiet checklist of that which I knew to be true. The fire was gutted. No sparks had spread to the fabric of the tent. The moonlight, now more powerful than the dim light of the fire, gave a dim luminescence to the walls of the tent, spreading a thin blue light through our quiet den. Nothing seemed amiss. I could. "Maybe Crookshanks could catch her in a deserted hallway and do her in - maybe even make it look like an accident." Speaking of deserted hallways," replied Imogen, "Did you speak to your father? Does he understand that he must be careful tonight, and above all, must not be alone at the Ministry?" We sent him and our mum an owl," said George. "And mum wrote us back, telling us that they'd already been warned by Dumbledore. What's going to happen, anyways? What's the danger?" There's probably.