I was thinking more along the lines of those German outfits. You know, with the bustiers? Have to add the cardigan, though, it well completes the 'look.'

Aw, Dora, don't be hard on yourself, luv. You're well attractive; it's our fault you're in this weird situation and it's not like you can bring home any bloke you happen to fancy.

Anyway, I have to admit that when Kingsley gave us three men to think on, I did immediately wonder whether one of them might do for you but then I got to thinking about what Alice said and their choices. Merlin knows there're probably a fair few young lasses who come into a family and aren't given any choice about warming the master's bed now and then (though of course, someone who's well maniacal about purebloods would never ever admit to any sort of attraction along those lines). Course if the bloke came here and you both found yourself - well, I mean to say, you know I'd be nothing but happy for you (assuming we all get on well enough, of course). Remus too, I'm sure.

Still I rather prefer the idea of a woman, somehow, if for no other reason than to make sure you're not the sole female voice of sanity in Bea's life, eh?

But you've a point about helping our own.

Say. That gives me a thought. Remember Mac mentioning that he had a sister? I think I recall Kingsley saying she wound up in the camps.