Where The Feeling is Criminal

Lani nearly smirked. "Don't play dumb with me. I'm not an idiot," she said, tone leaking a small bit of amusement. "I saw that the name made you nervous for a moment. I can see passed your fake confusion."

"Really?" Taylor asked cocking her head to the side. "I always pin-pointed homicidal death eaters as idiots. Because otherwise why would they join someone who kill kill them once they are no longer of use."

Lani looked thoughtful. "Well that solves everything. You are in the Order. Otherwise you wouldn't know who's a Death Eater and who isn't. And just so you know, I'm not exactly one of the homicidal ones. I'm one of the interrogation ones."

Taylor rolled her eyes slightly. "Comes down to the same thing in the end," She said. Though she was wondering what happened next and what Lani was going to do. She knew that she was an Order member now which would not bode well.

Lani allowed a smirk. "Not exactly. The homicidal ones just kill people. The interoggation ones torture then kill people." Then she made a thoughtful face. "So, Little Miss Order Member, what shall we do with you?"

"I don't know, now do I?" Taylor asked, she turned on the spot which succeed in getting her arm out of Lani's grip. Her arm felt very weird and numb but Taylor didn't have the time to make it feel better right now.

Lani flexed her hand as Taylor wrenched free. Thankfully it wasn't her wand hand, or she'd have some problems. She looked at the other girl for a moment. "I know exactly what I'm going to do I think." She pulled out her wand and flicked it to freeze Taylor then a second time to disarm the other girl. Lani caught the wand gracefully and tucked it away. "I think that I'm going to take you back to headquarters and then we're going to find out what you know. Doesn't that sound fun?"

"I can't wait," Taylor said with fake enthusiasm. She was frustrated at not being able to move, she didn't like not having controll over her body. It made her feel weak and frustrated, how she couldn't do anything to help herself.

Lani smirked at the fakeness of Taylor's enthusiasm. "Well then," she said. "We have a bit of a walk ahead of us then, I think." Then she looked at Taylor. "As much as I don't want to have to get your there some alternate way, I don't think it'd be wise for you to see where we're going so..." She thought for a second and then flicked her wand to put a blindfold tightly over Taylor's eyes, and then a second time so she could control the girl's walking.

Taylor hissed as she could no longer see, now she couldn't see, couldn't controll her movement and was getting forced to walk. If she could even move her head she might have been able to do something to knock the blind fold off but she couldn't. She couldn't even attempt to dig her heels into the ground, she was utterly and totally useless against anything.

The small group reached the headquarters after a little walking, having not been too far away from it in the first place. They walked in.

Taylor was worried, and not really just for herself. But because of the twins, the baby sitter had told Taylor that she needed to be off at six and so Taylor had to be home by then. Taylor knew that she wasn't going to be home by six. She would probably be lucky to get home at all actually.

They stopped in the entrance hall and Lani told Kaylie to go tell Voldemort what had happened. She herself preferred talking to him as little as possible, since she didn't quite like the subserviant terms people were made to talk to him with.

"Let me go," Taylor hissed at Lani. Presuming the girl was still there. "Or are you heartless enough to leave two four year olds without their sister so recently after they'd lost both their parents. They havn't any family left."

Lani sighed and looked at the blindfolded girl. "They'll be fine," she said. "I would add trust me to that, but you obviously don't." A moment later, Kaylie came back and said that Voldemort had told her to tell Lani to take Taylor to an interogation room so that they could see how much she knew.

Taylor hissed at her. Of course she wouldn't trust her. She was worried about the twins who would have no idea what had happened. Taylor was forced to work someplace else, the girl still could no see and she was finding it rather annoying.

The two reached a room, and Lani opened the door going in after Taylor had gone in from the spell making her walk still. Once inside, Lani locked the door behind her. She undid Taylor's blindfold and the walking spell, but kept the girl frozen in place.

While taylor was happy to stop walking and could now see, she did not like not having controll over her body. Being stuck in place was not a pleasant experience.

"So," Lani said, tone conversational, "would like the interogating to start now, or do you want time to settle in first? I have a rather flexible schedule at the moment, so I can work with either."

Taylor didn't say anything, she just stared rather irritated at the girl. She was not in the mood for pleasantries.

"Hm," Lani muttered. "Later then I suppose. Have a nice day standing there." Then she unlocked the door and walked out.

Taylor hissed at her. She couldn't move but her legs would still get the strain of being stuck standing on them. And Taylor's legs did not like being forced to stand on them for longer then was really nessesary.

Lani walked down the halls and out the front door of the place. She was sleepy and was going home to take a nap. She got to a secluded place and apparated to the front door of her flat. Going inside, she kicked off her shoes. Instead of going to her room to sleep, she went to her study where her owl was. She honestly wasn't so cruel as to leave four-year-olds alone. She was going to write to the Order so that they could know to take care of them.

Taylor scowled, she did not like being stuck standing up staring at a blank wall. She did not like being at someone elses mercy. She was not in a rather pleasent mood. She wanted to get back to the twins and she was worried about them. Her ankles were also starting to hurt.

A few hours later, after a lovely nap, Lani made her way back to the room where Taylor was. She walked in the room, to see that Taylor looked anything but pleased. "Before you say a word," Lani started, "your siblings will be just fine. Now, shall we start the questions?"