Which by the way it would be!” she said.“You know it is logical. I mean I think it would be even from Andrew’s point of view,” said Lea. “Gi...en his level of anger and bitterness it would not be a sure thing, but it would be a real strong maybe.”“Yes, it would, indeed it would,” said Kari. “In the best of all possible worlds it might solve everything. That is...”“That is?” said Lea.“That is if you could be persuaded to stop dissing the man behind his back, and I mean even by accident” said. .. you ... you gave us this ... this drug?” asked an incredulous John Andrews“Um, hmm. We all take it here. Caroline, me, the girls, Tony, Reeves - we all use it, to increase our abilities. It’s really quite harmless, unless you think it’s harmful to be able to make love to your wife for hours at a time. We’ve been doing it for years.”John was furious. “How could you? Without telling us? Drugging us?”“What would I have asked, John? Whether you wanted to be able to screw your wife five times a. ....." Just like what, or is it who?" her mother said, an added urgency rising in her voice."Just like Julia. She told me about fucking Aunt Josie and Uncle Mark at the same time, and it made me so hot I wanted to try it for myself." Would you like to fuck your aunt and uncle, too?" Sara said, looking at her daughter expectantly."Maybe. Isn't that what you've got planned for the big double party? With those sexy outfits and everything." We want to fuck you right now, and we'll just see what. At Hogwarts we use words to create and harness magic, but we emphasise this and we don't teach the young witches and wizards how ordinary words can also be a powerful force that can be manipulated: skilfully corrupted and twisted, until people don't know what to believe any more. In the past, it has frustrated and bothered me a lot when I've seen how decent, honest peoples' good names and reputations can become tarnished or even destroyed by gossip, innuendo and lies."I believe, and I'm sure.