I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

Hey, Sally Anne. Mum's sort of worrying that the Strettons might get worried about letting you and Jeremy come through the Floo alone tomorrow. She thinks maybe she didn't say enough in the owl she sent about how she'll be right here by the fire to make sure you both get through right away and don't end up somewhere in Cornwall instead. I guess she just remembered that last year you came with Wood and had to go to the central Floo place and everything. And I guess now that she's met Mrs Stretton, she's worried she might make a fuss.

I'm actually more worried Stretton will do something daft and his mother won't let you come. But I didn't tell Mum that.

So. Is it all good with the Strettons tonight?

Oh. And also. You're both bringing brooms, I guess, but if Stretton's got an extra and wouldn't mind bringing it (or his Mum wouldn't mind) that'd be snitch, cause I'm not sure whether everyone coming will have one or not. And our spares are pretty dire. Well, you saw last year. And they're not any better now.

Oh, and Pansy said she can come. So it's going to be totally wizard tomorrow!