Order Only: Parchmentwork for muggleborn extractions

[alt_bill]

I've touched base with Marcellus Mann, who is, understandably, quite miserable over the sudden change in his circumstances, but still willing to assist us with forged documents. He has prepared the first couple sets. Sirius, I'm sending you the parchmentwork for Mikhail Christiansen in Scarborough. Could you possibly take that one with Tonks? Kingsley, I'll send you the documents for Mayuko Kawamoto in Manchester; maybe you can pair up with Frank.

Moody, any luck on finding Kathleen Byrne?

Nick hasn't been able to find a location Alise Sinclair. You would think that a baby in New London would be the easiest, but no....

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[alt_molly]

It's such a pity about Mr Mann being sacked. Has he started looking for a new position, and has he had any luck? I know you've been worried about him.

[alt_bill]

He hasn't looked much yet. I think he's still in too much shock, and maybe he's a little afraid to find out exactly how much dimmer his prospects are, now that he's been exposed as not being a pureblood.

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[alt_bill]

Mrs Mann is beside herself with worry, and very angry. Apparently, she didn't know.

They're also paranoid about any investigations DIRRT may decide to launch, now that the truth about his blood status has raised all sorts of suspicions about him. (And yes, Mum, before you ask: I'm being very careful about how I contact him.)

It's not a particularly happy household right now.

[alt_nymphadora]

Of course we'll go. Glad to do it.

Bill, have the Manns been made to answer questions? I expect they have. And the people who worked with him, too.

Only, I'm wondering if we could get them food and necessaries. Is there a way to do that or is it too risky?

[alt_bill]

There has been some questioning, yes. I'm keeping my distance for now (we're using a safe drop to communicate and pass the documents).

Financially they're all right for now: they have some savings, and Mrs Mann has a part-time job. But I definitely do want to help him if he's stuck in this position for long. His work for the Order has been superb, and we really do owe him.