Egypt walked over to the guest book and the memory pensive. She picked up the pretty quill and wrote down her name: Egypt Riddle on the line. She walked over to the pensive and thought of a memory. It was a very old one. She put her wand to her temple and slowly pulled it away. A silvery substance was hanging off the end of it. She placed it in the pensive and swirled it around so she could see the only memory she had of the Minister.

The setting was the Accra National Quidditch Stadium. It was 6 years ago when Ghana played England for the Quidditch Cup. Egypt was 14 and she was nervously standing in the VIP section of the seating that was reserved for her family and England's Minister of Magic and his entourage. Her mother was going to let her introduce the team and the Minster for England. She looked back at her mother and she gave her the go ahead. She pointed her wand at her throat. "Welcome witches and wizards to the 210th Quidditch Cup between Ghana." She paused while her countrymen went while at the announcement of their country. "And Great Britain!" She paused again while the travelers from England went wild. She went through the introduction of Ghana's national team. Which took longer than she expected. The crowd was going wild. This was the first time Ghana had been in the finals for the cup since her father played and that was almost 20 years ago. "As the daughter of our great Minister Afia it is my pleasure tonight to introduce you to one of Ghana's greatest friends and European allies. Minister Brennan Cooper!" The stands erupted in applause. She stepped back for the Minister and was clapping herself. The Minister patted her fondly on the head and gave her a morning glory flower as he passed her to introduce England's national team. She had wanted to come to England and work for the Ministry since that day.


She smiled at the fond memory and hoped that the Minister would like that memory as well. It was a pity that she hadn't gotten to meet the man yet, but things were a bit chaotic at the Ministry at the moment and she hadn't been able to get an appointment with him.