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weasleygnedbetweenherandfelix,learedhisthroatandpulledaparhmentfromhispoket.“iwasrespondingtotheinquiryyousentoutyesterdayaboutarhieeversworn.”

herbrowsraisedhigher.“andyouknowthatbeause—?”

igorasnorted,rememberingtheindeisionandompleteinabilityofthemantoonealhisinstintivereations.“there’snowaythatmanisaninformant.”

“he’sanintegralpartofanongoingiigation.”

finally,igorathought.herforeheadrexedandshenarrowedhereyes.“everswornknowssomethingaboutourase;iwouldbetmylifeonit.”

theysharedalong,pointedlookforlongerthanwasomfortable,whihwasinterruptedbythebreezeandwhooshofaninter-ministrymemoflyingontofelix’sdesk.igoratookadvantageofthedistrationtomakeapoint.“see,”shepointedtotheparhmentfelixhadbegununfolding.“ifeverswornwassimplypartofyouriigationasaninformant,youwouldfollowtheodeofationforsuhirumstanes.andyou’dhavesentitbypost.”igorawathedasfelixreadwhateverwasinthemessage,thenontinued,“therearewaystotellotherdepartmentstoyoffinformantsfor

eyebrowsraised,igoramovedtositatherdesk.shehadnotbeenexpetthat.“youhaveinformationaboutourpersonofi?”

weasleyshiftedhisweightandrossedhisarms.igorarealizedhemust’veassumedhe’dbeabletomarhintotheiroffie,sayhispiee,andthatwouldbetheendofit.shedidn’tdoubthehadhisreasons,butinherexperiene,defensiveandprotetiveoupledwithseretivedidnotusuallyleadtomakingthemostresponsibledeisions.“i’mtellingyou,everswornisn’tinvolvedandyouneedtodropit.”

riesaboutthelondonoffies,untilfinally,igorasteeredtheoiontothereasonforthevisit.

“that’sthething,”weasleyfrowned.“he’snotinvolvedinwhateveryou’relookinginto.”

felixleanedforward.“he’sac.i.?”