Say All The Things That You Never Meant to Say

"Allo Allo," Taylor said munching on her sandwhich and looking at Remus who looked less then pleased. "Anyway," Taylor said turing back to Lani and thinking of the first thing that popped into her head. Though before she got a chance Remus interupted. "What is going on?" "Remus," Taylor whined at him. "You ruined my story." She pouted.

Lani frowned at this Remus fellow. "What the bloody hell does it look like is going on?" she asked, smirking as his face soured. "We're sitting here, and before you so rudely interupted we were talking."

"Taylor," Remus said. "Remus," Taylor replied in a whingy kids voice. His eyes narrowed and she grinned childishly. "Shoo," She said waving her hands at him.

"Look," Lani said, "Remus, either you have a reason to be here or you don't. So either get on with it or leave. Taylor and I were talking."

"Taylor," Remus snapped. "Go." Taylor looked at him. "Where am I supposed to go?" "Out," "But I don't wanna."

"Oi, why does she have to leave?" Lani asked, calling Remus' attention to her. "Because I said so," he replied, frowning at her. "That doesn't explain anything. Why does she have to leave? She's not harming anything by being here. And if she were to leave, would you stay in here, because I don't think I would like that very. I don't quite like you."

"What she said," Taylor said jabbing her thumb at Lani. "Taylor," Remus said his eyes darkening. "Out." "But I don't wanna." Taylor repeated frowning at him. "I'm perfectly fine in here. You sent me in here to get her to talk she was talking what's the problem." Remus' eyes narrowed. "Because it wasn't what you were meant to be getting her to talk about. Taylor, I've been left in charge. Now get out."

"She leaves and I'll clam up so fast that it'll be like I'm a mute," Lani said. "So if you know what's best for your cause, she gets to stay."

Remus frowned and Taylor smiled wickedly at him. He gave in, as he wanted Lani to talk.

Lani smirked at Remus. "Never underestimate a Ravenclaw," she said. "You will lose."

Taylor smiled slightly, leaning back in her chair and balancing it on two legs.

Lani looked at Remus. "So what do you want?" she asked.

"Infomation," Remus said. "I never would have known that." Taylor replied with an eyeroll.

Lani sighed. "I've already told you people all I know. I don't know as much as you think I do. I'm one of the lowest people. I don't get to know the important stuff."

"Told you," Taylor said to Remus who threw her an irritated look. "And why should I believe you?" He asked Lani, eyes narrowing.

"Because it's the truth, you daft idiot."

"And if you don't listen to her saying that it's the truth, you're going to be wasting a lot of time trying to get a truth that doesn't exist out of her."

"I still don't believe her," Remus said. "Death Eaters are liars." Lani frowned at him, giving a cough. Crap, it was getting worse. "Why would I lie? I have no reason to."

Taylor looked at Remus and then started laughing. "What?" He barked at her. "Oh nothing," Taylor said a gleam in her eye. "I'm just waiting to see if you cotten on to anything." There was ways to get people to talk, of course the ministry didn't like it. But the order had no pretents about doing things that the minstry disliked.

Lani sighed then coughed again. She put her head to her forhead, checking for a fever, since it usually accompanied the cough. It was there. "Taylor," she said.

"Hrm?" Taylor said glancing at the girl, ignoring Remus' irritated look. He was wondering what the hell he was meant to be cottening on to.

"I don't meant to alert you or anything," Lani said, "but it's getting worse. You've probably noticed the cough, and there's also a fever."

Taylor frowned. "I can go get your stuff?"She suggested.

"And I told you before. You don't have to, unless you want to bother." Remus cleared his throat. "What are you two talking about?"

"I can," Taylor said with a shrug ignoring Remus. She liked having conversations in which anothe rperson had no idea what the conversation was out. "It's not that much of a bother."