The Forest of Dean

Ginny: "At least tomorrow we'll probably be safe, my parents will know what to do," I sighed. "I think they'll like you,"

Amber: I looked at Ginny, "We're going to your parents house?" I asked. "I hope so," I chuckled quietly. "I'm always shy whenever it comes to meeting people's parents." I tucked a strand of my hair behind my ear.

Ginny: I nodded. "I think that's what Tonks said," I told her. "Well, Mum really loves to smother people, especially when she's sad, so be prepared for that. And... you aren't Muggle Born are you?" I asked.

Amber: I chuckled. "Alright I will and no I'm not Muggle Born."

Ginny: I nodded. "Then that ought to protect you from Dad," I told her, sighing. "Though, I expect he wouldn't be too interested anyway,"

Amber: I looked at Ginny and nodded. "Are you alright Ginny?" I asked, worried.

Ginny: "Honestly?" I sighed. "I've been better. I just can't believe that Bill.... I mean it hasn't been two days since I've seen him, alive and joking with my other brothers," I shook my head. "Things change too fast,"

Amber: I frowned, "Things do change too fast." I agreed. "But you have the memories with him and remember your never alone, you have all of us to help you and support you. Bill isn't here physically with you anymore, but he'll always be in your heart." I told her, blinking back the tears that were forming in my eyes. I sniffled, I always get emotional whenever I talk about someone dying, I thought.

Ginny: I nodded, smiling a little. "Thanks, Amber. That really helped," I told her.

Amber: I smiled, "You're welcome Ginny, I'm glad I could help."

Ginny: I stood up. "Maybe we should go back in, it's getting colder...." I said, rubbing my arms, just realizing how cold it was.

Amber: I stood up as well and felt the cold air blowing. "I agree, let's go back inside."

Ginny: I walked back into the tent, and looked around. Tonks was sitting on the ground talking quietly to Remus, I looked at Amber and went to lie on one of the empty cots. I sighed, this would be a long night, I really was doubting my ability to get to sleep.

Amber: I followed Ginny into the tent and watched as she laid down on an empty cot. I walked over to her cot and sat down next to it. I crossed my legs Indian Style and placed my hands on my lap.

Lupin: I looked up as Amber and Ginny came in, and then turned back to Dora, "I know what you mean...."

Ginny: I laughed at the position Amber was in. "So, what do you want to talk about??" I asked.

Tonks: "Obviously they're going to be targeting certain Order members above others, the problem will be figuring out the lesser targets, and putting them to good use. You and I are obviously high up on the list, with you being a werewolf and me being a blood-traitor, with the plus of me being married to you... if you weren't being so stubborn you'd realize that I can at least disguise myself, and I can still help, despite my current condition. But still, there are plenty of Order members, and our disadvantage is not knowing what members they know..." I muttered quietly, hoping Ginny and Amber weren't listening.

Amber: I chuckled and looked at Ginny, changing my position from Indian Style to sitting on my legs. I moved closer to her and looked to make sure no one was paying attention to us. "So Ginny, what about you and Harry?" I whispered to her, wiggling my eyebrows. I chuckled, quietly.

Ginny: I flushed. "Well, we were dating last year, but...." I sighed. "He broke up with me at the funeral of Dumbledore, though, but he had a good reason...." I admitted. "He's going to on the run for a long time, now, and it's not safe for us to be associated with each other in other people's minds," I told her. "But, I hope that someday, all this will end.... and well, things will be better again,"

Lupin: "But at the same time we don't know who to trust."

Tonks: "That is where you have a point," I nodded. "We can't afford to be betrayed again,"

Lupin: "So we will just have to be very cautious."

Tonks: "Couldn't we just use legilimency on those we're not sure about?" I asked, curiously.

Lupin: "It would take a lot of work," I said grimly.

Tonks: "Oh," I nodded. "You're right, considering most members know occlumency,"

Lupin: I nodded, "It's getting late."