Luo Bin stopped Ron and answered for him. "All right, we'll go find Ginny now!"
On the way back to the Castle, Ron frowned. "Luo Bin, we're boys. Unless there are special circumstances, we can't get through the second door in the Gryffindor Common Room!"
At the Fat Lady's portrait, anyone with the right password could enter, but only girls could open the second door.
"We don't need to go in. We'll find Ginny's roommate. She'll help us!"
"No, I don't think she will!"
Ron smacked his lips, clearly unconvinced.
But less than ten minutes later, he was proved wrong!
In the Castle's Third Floor corridor, the Blonde Little Girl heard Luo Bin out and readily agreed to fetch Ginny!
"Just after dawn, I vaguely heard the door creak open. When I left, Ginny's covers were all puffed up. Two or three hours should be enough for her to catch up on sleep. Wait here. I'll go wake her!"
The moment she finished speaking, the little girl dashed away like a gust of wind!
"Luo Bin, Harry, I bet she won't be able to bring Ginny!"
"At least she'll tell us how Ginny is doing!"
Harry offered that reassurance.
Ten minutes later, the little girl ran back to the Third Floor corridor, her hair slightly disheveled and an envelope clutched in her hand. Panting, she said, "G-Ginny... she... she isn't in the Dormitory. Under the covers, there was... there was a Human-shaped Doll. I found this on her Personal Writing Desk!"
"A doll under her covers? Ginny might want to avoid me and Percy and the others, but surely she wouldn't go that far?!"
Luo Bin tore open the envelope. After reading only four or five words, he quickly put it away. "Thank you. Ron, Harry, and I have something