Time Turner * Sirius Black✔️

5 8 * a talk with the prewetts and dumbledore's warning

"NO," SIRIUS REPLIED.

Bonnie pinched Sirius's thigh causing the boy to yelp and glare. Looking to the twins, she said, "Should we be talking about this right now?"

"I put a bubble around our table. Nothing is being heard," Fabian said with a wave of his hand. "Now, when you'll get into the home, you'll be able to take down the enchantments with a wave of your pretty wand, thus allowing us to enter and detain them."

"No," Sirius said again.

"This won't be until after the holidays, of course," Gideon said, ignoring Sirius, "Dumbledore hopes for it to be after you've graduated actually."

"It just depends on if anything changed in that area. We have men and women there every day," Fabian said happily.

"No," Sirius said for a final time, louder to gain the twins' attention. "I won't have her going in there without knowing what to expect. If there are more than just the two Miller parents, she'll be killed or tortured. Not even mentioning if Christo-twat is there!"

"Sirius," Bonnie mumbled, "remember? Whatever it takes to save you all. That includes getting rid of them, so they can't harm you."

"Speaking of," Fabian started.

"We wanted to ask about that. You've seen our deaths, Dumbledore mentioned. Asked us not to ask you about it, but he should've known better," Gideon replied with a smirk.

Fabian grinned despite the topic of conversation. "We don't want to know anything except if there is something we can do to prepare ourselves for the worst."

Bonnie sighed. "None of you will die. I'll make sure of that myself. Just—J-just keep practicing your dueling. You two are excellent, but you can't take on every Death Eater at once. Remember that."

"Noted," Fabian responded, eyes falling. "What about Mary?"

Bonnie froze again causing Sirius to shake his head. "No. We've put her through enough, my mates and I have, so I'm not letting her relive this anymore. We'll all survive, understand? We'll save each other. We'll do whatever it takes."

"Well said, Black," Gideon stated. "Now, the goblet's location has been found, but not yet retrieved."

"What!?" Bonnie's eyes widened. "H-How do you—"

"Dumbledore only told us and Frank about the Horcruxes. Maybe Moody, too, well anyway," Fabian said, brightening up, "we reckon we'll have it before Christmas. We just haven't gotten the right plan yet. Gringotts, you know?"

"That's wonderful," Bonnie mumbled.

"Isn't it?" Gideon sighed, grinning as well. "Now, Molly already has dinner planned out for your visit on the twentieth. She expects Sirius, James, and Lily as well. No buts, Black! My poor sister misses Bonnie, and so do my poor nephews!"

Sirius grinned when he saw Bonnie's eyes lighten considerably. "I can't wait."

Down the road in the small village, Frank held Alice's hand tightly as they sat on a frozen bench. Alice had just told Frank everything about the prophecy, but he only nodded determinedly. "We'll protect him, Alice, our little boy. With our lives," he said firmly, kissing her quickly.

It seemed everyone was on board now. Everyone was willing to do whatever it took to make sure those Horcruxes were destroyed and little Neville and Harry were able to grow up with their parents. Bonnie grinned at that, knowing there was nothing going to get in her way of killing the ugly man.

Later that evening, Remus smiled tiredly from his spot on the couch as James and Lily walked in. Pointing to a letter on the table next to Peter, he said, "From your Mum. The bird's tapping woke me up."