Re: Inheritance from Sirius?

Koppe74 wrote:
drusilla wrote:
Koppe74 escribió:
First I must shamefully admit that I haven't read the latest
books...
<SNIP>
"Open up Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. It makes a
wonderful cracking sound when you do it for the first time".
(And not brain damage, I assure you)

I'm afraid it's really a matter of not reading the about *six*
or so "latest" books, and I've sort of promised myself to
start at the beginning (if and when I do start)... so I'd rather
not start with HBP just to find out about Sirius' will.

-Koppe

Chapter 3, Harry inherits everything.


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