Seeing this, Audrey picked up a small piece of the pastry Mrs. Longbottom had made. "I'll try your grandmother's baking. All right, sorry for the trouble, but could you help me call Hermione and the others over?"
"Of course! Of course!"
Before long, Hermione, Harry, and Ron came over curiously, only to be greeted with all sorts of sweets and other little gifts. Hermione and Harry took it fairly well; neither of them was poor to begin with, and they were not particularly interested in these things.
Ron, however, was beside himself with excitement. For a moment, he felt Audrey treated him even better than his mother did.
"Audrey, you went to Hogsmeade today, right? Is it really as interesting as the older students say?" Ron asked as he ate a Chocolate Frog.
"Even more interesting!"
Audrey smiled, carrying on the fine tradition of older students fooling the younger ones.
Ron immediately began imagining it, full of anticipation.
"All right, don't forget to help share the extras with the other first-years."
"Okay!"
After delivering the gifts to Gryffindor, Audrey returned to the Slytherin Common Room and began handing them out to the little snakes in the first year. Later, finding that she still had plenty left, she simply gave some to everyone she saw, making herself even more popular with the little snakes.
Finally, Audrey hung the last small bag of sweets on the door to Snape's office before returning to the Common Room.
She immediately saw Malfoy approaching. Looking hesitant, he asked quietly:
"Can you... really see into my mind?"
"In a sense, yes."
"Then, if there are things even I don't fully remember... no, I mean, if I had a dream at night and could only vaguely remember the gist of it the next morning, could you see