Different Obligations
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Daisy took a deep breath as she steadie herself for what she was about to do. Some would perhaps say she should stay out of this and let the Aurors handle it, but Daisy was a professor now. She had an obligation to the people at this school, even if they weren’t the people typically here. Plus, Sybill was her friend, and if Sybill said they needed to get down to the Shrieking Shack, Daisy believed it.
She froze momentarily as she realized someone else was moving fast behind her, but Daisy told herself she was being silly. When she turned around, she felt a renewed moment of fear as she realized it was Bellatrix Lestrange, but Daisy pushed that down. Walden had insisted she had nothing to worry about from Bellatrix, so Daisy needed to remember it.
“Are you heading to the Shack?” she asked. For a moment, she wondered why, and Daisy couldn’t help acknowledging Walden’s obligations to an organization that wouldn’t let him out easily. Was that why Bellatrix was there? She seemed the right type. If that was the case, Daisy wasn’t sure she really wanted to go together. But could she afford to let Bellatrix out of her sight? Daisy didn’t like this uncertainty. It made her feel paranoid and like she couldn’t trust anyone.
But perhaps this was just her life now.
Bellatrix recognized her. That much was certain. Sure, her memories weren’t the best at the present moment - she was running off of quite the adrenaline high. It was marvelous. She felt like she could run for ages.
When the woman looked back at her, Bella even had it in her to smile. “Of course I am, darling!” she called. “I can’t miss all the fun, now, can I?” She sounded demented, but she seemed not to notice this fact. Now, she had a partner to run with! How exciting!
WALDEN! THAT was where she knew the girl from. It all came together in her mind, and as she obviously adored Walden and the ways he looked after her when she was having rather rough episodes that could get her sent to Azkaban, she figured Daisy must have been...okay, at least. “Coming for a slice of the fun for yourself?” The answer was an assumed ‘yes’. “It’s going to be absolutely wild.”










