Sturgis strode into the room with a grim frown on his face. He'd returned from an inspection of the Potter home and the report was not a good one. The destruction was massive. Spells had been cast from several different origins and it was difficult to tell exactly how many dark wizards had come for Lily -- possibly Alice, too. He still needed to talk with Frank. But now, he had to tell James the bad news.
He was taken aback by the appearance of the room but it was not for the remnants of an apparent tantrum from James. Sturgis was astonished to see Gideon Prewett of all people. The ginger man's impassive attitude caused an immediate rise within the hitwizard but Sturgis knew this was not the time to be reaming out Gideon for being so unconcerned with the death of his own wife.
A book soared across the room and skidded over the floor. Sturgis turned his flinty gaze on the Lily's tantrum-pitching husband. "Kicking things isn't going to bring her back, James," he told the other wizard. Sturgis meant for his tone to be compassionate but the renewed grief for Gleny had put an edge in his voice.
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