Tiptree had given Hermione two letters for Draco from Narcissa just before she'd left, and Hermione dreaded having to give them over to Draco. Tiptree had certainly seemed relieved she wasn't going to have to be the messenger – which didn't bode well for the content of the letters, as the Auror had probably read them for security purposes. Hermione itched to know what was in the missives and half-considered opening them so that if they said awful, terrible things, she could burn them and pretend they'd never been delivered. But that would be wrong, she told herself firmly. There was always hope that Narcissa's letters were apologies to Draco – reaching out to him. She was, according to Tiptree, quite content at the safehouse she was living in and enjoyed caring for the children. Maybe she'd had a change of heart. Hermione didn't think so, somehow.