Hitching Dominic higher on her hip, Aubrey hurried into Autumn Run’s kitchen. Her speed was in part a factor of the winter weather and another part excitement. “Cho!” the blond called as she tossed her scarf and mittens onto the table with one hand before bending down to rid her son of his own winter gear. “Cho ( Read more... )

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"There's the birthday girl!" Aubrey walked in the door, a fresh faced Dominic in her hands. He was getting big, soon she would have to invest in a buggy, especially because he was beginning to be able to sit on his own. "Sorry, I missed you, earlier," she said as she began to take Dominic's coat and hat off. "We had some errands to run." Like ( Read more... )

"Cho," Aubrey walked into the kitchen, a wiggly Dominic in her arms. She propped him up onto her shoulder so he could look around the room. "I need your help. Remus' birthday. It's on the tenth." She gestured around awkwardly ( Read more... )

Aubrey stood in the living room, her hands smoothing down the black dress Cho had shoved in her hands that afternoon. "I still don't understand why I have to get all dressed up. Remus and I aren't fancy people ( Read more... )

Aubrey woke to raised voices. She closed her eyes and tried to think back to the last thing she remembered. She had been working, but there had been a disturbance. Then she was running towards the trees with another worker. Then she was at the clinic in Hogsmeade. There was screaming--was it from her--then blissful black peace. They must have ( Read more... )

Cho sat at the kitchen table, running her fingers through her hair and nursing a bottle of lager. She wanted, desperately wanted to be drinking something stronger, but she knew she couldn't. Not only because she had practice in the morning, and a meeting with her agent after that, but also because she knew she wasn't going to be doing anyone any ( Read more... )

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To Whom It May Concern:

I would like to report a missing person. My house-mate, Aubrey van Andel. She dropped her son off at the babysitters on Monday morning and hasn't been seen since.

Cho Chang

Remus,

Aubrey never came home this afternoon. Please tell me she's with you.

Cho