"What, I'm trying to say is I know how picky dad's can be." He smiled. "They think they know the best and so they try and help by showing you how to do stuff." He smiled. "But sometimes they just get in the way and make things harder for you." He looked around the room. "Take my dad for instant he thought I should work in a shop and so tried to get me to apply for a position in one." He smiled. "But I always wanted to play quidditch and then come and work at the Ministry."

Liam smiled when he saw Taylor arrive back. "It's okay, I don't mind." He smiled as he looked at her and then went back to doing his work. "So he still wants to be a quidditch player then?"

"Yes he does. Maybe they'll put him in some type of training of a sort, or at least to help him so they can see if he really does have talent." Taylor told Liam. "Again, I'm trying to be the supportive sister as much as I can; even if he never returns the favor to me."

"It seems like you got what you wanted in life, but once you're signed onto a quiddich team you have a more certain future of being able to support youself, me, my only other option would be to apply to be a professor at Hogwarts but with no openings I really did'nt have many other options then to get a job at the Ministry the way he wanted or help my father with his buisness at Knockturn Alley which barely makes us ends meet and has never been something I could I ever find it mean to support even if it did get me my education, so here I am wondering if poverty for a little while to persue my dreams may have been a better option, but who knows if it would have been for just a little while, if he would have let me persue my dreams if it takes a little while longer mabe we would both be better off but my father never thinks of things that way. He wants instant satisfaction even if it means making less in the long run, he's a crazy tyrant I feel I can do nothing about."

Taylor sat back down at her desk. She had gotten half way through the large stack of work when she had left. But by the time she arrived back at her desk, it was like she had never left.

Trying to concentrate, Taylor attempted to finish the work that was laid out for her for the day. She couldn't help but wonder about her parents again. Thinking of them started to make Tay feel lonely and forgotten, she slowed a bit in her work. She hoped that her attitude right now wasn't to noticeable to the other employees.

Jude got up to get a drink as he passed Taylor, who was slowing in her work.

"Hey, Roberts," he whispered before continuing down to the break room. "A bit too much work?"

His eyes scanned the mountainous pile scattered around her desk. "Need any help? I just got through with my report of the tournament by King's."

He looked up to her and saw she had looked pretty meloncholic.

"Are you doing alright?"

Taylor jumped slightly being called out by Jude. "Um, ye-yeah I'm fine." she stuttered, or was she? She didn't really no herself.

Taylor looked over at her stack of papers and closed her eyes. When she opened them she felt really dizzy. She fell back against the back of her chair. Thankfully she had been sitting or she would've collasped to the floor.

Jude sprang to Taylor's aid as she fell back, but her fall had been protected by her chair. Jude shook his head in amusement.

"Alright!" he took her quill from her hand and placed it in her ink bottle. "You need some air ... and a little break."

He withdrew his wand and directed a stick of her papers into one of his suitcases, opening his hand out in invitation to her.

"Florean's Parlor may be a good place for you to clear your head," he looked to his watch. "It's nearly our lunch hour anyway. Don't worry I'll buy. And I'll also help you work out some of these papers." He lifted of his suitcase and pointed.

He hadn't gotten the chance to get to know any of his co-workers. This would have been a good opportunity. All he ever did was spend time with his nephew but with him at Hogwarts it was difficult to interact.

Liam looked up as an owl came to his division. He smiled as he thought that it could be an owl from someone he knew but it turned out it wasn't. He looked shocked when he read it and was very disturbed with what was in the letter.

Liam looked for a name on the letter but there wasn't one and so he decided to just read the letter out to the Employees. "Everyone, I need you to listen to this letter and tell me what you think we should do." He smiled. "I personal think we should go and watch this match and see if anything happens, but I want your opinions."

"I think we should attend the match because it's the duty of our division to make sure that the playing of Gobstones is done fairly even though the informant is anonymous he probably has a good reason why he chose to inform us in this way."

"No, no." Taylor had started to say to Jude. Then she thought twice about it. All she had been doing was working her butt of and sleeping very little when she wasn't working. "Alright." he muttered taking Jude's hand and standing up slowly.

Liam looked at Taylor and Jude. "Can you two stay please." He said sadly. "I'm going to need everone we have for this." He said looking at them. "You see we are going to have to go and keep an eye on everyone who is there so we can check on things and for that to happen we are going to have to keep an eye on all exists." He said. "Plus we are going to have to have some in the crowds."

"Right the first thing to do is decided what we are going to need to take with use." He smiled. "Can anyone think of anything we will need, I think we defently need our ministry badges and wands but we don't want our ministry badges on show as then people will get suspious and will start to panick and that is the last thing we want." He looked around the room and waited for suggestions.

"Sure Liam." Taylor said putting a hand to her face. "I think our main thing is to appear like we're part of the crowd watching. Not to draw attention to ourselves, make it appear as a normal match would." Taylor suggested to the others.

"Now that's true." Liam smiled at her. "And thanks, I'll make it up to you I promise." He said as he went to the board and wrote down what Taylor had just said. "Now this is the problem we will have to wear our ministry clothes otherwise we won't be able to do anything when we find out if this rumour is true, so how are we going to make us look like normal people who are just going to watch this match." He looked at them all. "We could put on something above our clothes like a coat and hope no one get's suspicious." He smiled. "What do you all think." He suddenly remember something. "And how are we going to keep in touch?" He hoped that there was away for them, he knew they could use the muggle invention of walky talky but then people might also get suspicious, he knew this mission was going to be a hard one but he also wanted it to be successful.

Taylor nodded her head. "A traveling cloak." she suggested. "And another thing to add to this, is we can't all appear together it would be too suspicious." she added.

"Yeah." He smiled. "Well I will arrive first, since I will have to warn the Offical of what could be happening in the match incase it turns ugle and the gobstones decided to play up, if it is true and they are using magnetized gobstones there could be a few problems with people who have metal stuff on so I wan't you all to remember not to take anything metal with you otherwise you might just start to smell horrible, he knew how bad it was to be sprayed by a Gobstone. "I think what the best thing to do would be for me to arrive first, then for say Jude and Taylor to arrive next together since it would look like your together and then finaly for Lilia to arrive with the last lot of supporters." He looked at the board that looks like a good plan. "Anything else?" He asked. "And are there any questions?"

"Sure, sounds good however I suggest we use the muggle cellphone with blue tooth ear phones so we so we don't seem suspicious because with cellphones we can easily keep in touch without anything seeming out of the ordinary, I can easily teach everyone how to use them. I used one all the time in my youth because my mother was a muggle and there very easy to get."

Liam smiled. "That's a great idea Lilia." He said as he wrote on the board her suggesting. "I know how to use them too, so we should be able to use them and they won't cause to much suspicion." He looked at them all again and was silent for awhile before he finaly spoke. "Now I think you all know that field work is dangerous and that you could get injuried though I doubt it but it could happen are you all okay with what you have to do?" He hoped they were. He decided to wait for there answers before telling them what the full plan was.

"I'm completely fine with a little danger, I'm completely capable of defending myself if neccesary, I am quite the duelist."

Taylor nodded her head along with what Liam and Lilia was saying. "Yes, those are great ideas. I think I still have John and I's cellphone from living in the states. We can use those to help if needed." Taylor added in. She had thought about throwing them out, but John wanted to keep them for some odd reason, and now it was paying off.

Liam smiled. "Well I think we can safely say we are ready for this except for one for." He had almost forgot. "You will need your ministry badges and I think we will take some paper." He looked at Lilia. "Can you pretent to be writing a report for a paper when infact you are writing a report, it will make it easier for us to write a full report when we are back." He said with a smile, he hoped that this would be a simple case but had a feeling it might take awhile. "Now how are we going to get there?" He asked.

"Sure, no problem, as for how to get there since Gobstones is a wizarding game I would assume most people would apparate there so we probably could too."

"Well," Jude said as he put his suitcase and traveling coat back on his cubicle. "I think what we first should be asking is how they are magnetizing their gobstones at all. Regulations before the match state that they must be inspected before the game begins. The perpetrators must be magnetizing their gobstones during the match. I believe there is no rule against wands on a person as they duel. I can look into spells that deal with magnetization."

Jude sat back in his chair and rocked back and forth.

"Once we find out how they are doing it we will know what to look for. Once that happens we can make our move in. The celly clones sound like a good idea. In terms of what we wear ... a simple overcoat and jeans would work. Our wands should be able to fit in our pockets. If it is a spell they are using to magnetize their gobstones, I'll look for a counter and see if that could upset either of the two players. The one who seems to be getting uneasy should be our cheater. Where did you say this match was taking place? Here in London?"

Jude wondered if the that Helan girl was using magnetized gobstones. It would explain her talent and the talent of her entire them but he pushed that thought aside. These kids are just getting good.

Taylor pulled a chair up to the group. She had started getting dizzy and she didn't want to fall. This was important. She slowly nodded her head as Jude talked. He was really into this she could tell. "I agree." Taylor seconded Jude.

Liam smiled as he looked at Jude and Taylor. "That is a great idea Jude, I want you to do that, though I think it is happening before the match don't ask me how they are doing it but I can't see them getting out their wands in the middle of a match and making their Gobstones magnetized, you see if they are then someone would notice, I do think you should find a curse but I don't think we should use it to start with, lets see how the match unfolds before we decided what we are going to do, I think that would be the best bet and then after the match we could get the person we want, otherwise they might do anything to get away including hurting the crowd and that is something we don't want to happen."

Liam smile suddenly disappeared when he looked at Taylor, he wondered if he realy should let her go, he decided he would see how she was, when they were about to leave. "Is there anything else?"

Jude hadn't made himself clear.

"Well there are some who have a sleight of hand. Someone very skilled could easily use the charm whilst their wand and gobstone were in their pockets. Taking out their wands, as you have already mentioned, would be foolish. But I do agree, we should get onto other manners at hand. Are we only primarily trying to watch a match first before we make final assessments?"