Amelia was watching the Potters carefully and was able to see the look of betrayal on their faces. She wanted to laugh that they believed that their former son and also in Lily’s case her former friend, Severus Snape, betrayed them and disgraced them. Seriously, they must be delusional in whatever world they were living. Amelia knew that she had everything. She received from Narcissa a copy of the trial transcript about the Dursleys, the memories of Rita Skeeter, which were certified by her personally and also the memories of Severus Snape-Prince, which were certified. This was enough to arrest the Potters and she was sure that Dumbledore wouldn’t be able to let them get away with it with a slight misunderstanding without destroying his own reputation. The man would silently watch, how the Potters would be punished adequately for their actions. She had enough that they got away for so many things, even during their school days. Now, they would face the music and wouldn’t slip away with the help of the headmaster.