After Harry returned to the Gryffindor Common Room.
He immediately sought out Ron and Hermione, but Ginny was sitting beside Hermione at the time.
Harry looked at the two girls hesitantly and opened his mouth, but in the end he changed the subject and asked about homework.
Ginny could tell that Harry seemed to have some secret to tell the other two. She sighed inwardly and prepared to get up and leave.
Hermione caught Ginny by the arm and said:
"Ginny is a member of the Detective Club too. She even organizes our information. I think she can hear this too. What do you think?"
No sooner had she finished than Ron said disdainfully:
"We're doing important things. What would a little kid like her know? Organizing information is just helping you out."
Ginny glared at Ron.
Seeing the looks on Ginny's and Hermione's faces, Harry coughed softly.
"Actually, I don't think it's a big deal. With one more person, we'll have someone else to help us figure things out."
Without waiting for Ron to speak, Harry recounted his conversation with Lupin.
When he finished, he looked closely at the three of them.
"Well? Did you notice anything?"
After a little thought, Ron said seriously:
"Professor Lupin was hinting at something!"
Ginny retorted without mercy:
"As if we needed you to tell us that!"
Hermione pondered for a while, then asked in puzzlement:
"Professor Lupin didn't react when he heard that Peter was still alive?"
Harry nodded. He found that strange too.
Judging by the photograph, the two of them should have been on good terms. Harry couldn't understand why he hadn't reacted at all to hearing that his old friend was still alive.
Hermione sank into thought again, then looked at Harry and asked:
"Harry, if you were choosing