Estrella looked down, thinking about it for a moment. "I hope he thinks that too. I mean-" she played around with what was most appropriate to say, "It is better if he doesn't know what you know, so you have some fuel for the fire, you know?" She blushed a bit, realizing that what she was saying was probably not making sense. "Sorry, that must have been a bit confusing. But if you do end up confronting him- he's not going to have time to prepare a lie, right?"
The fact that Josh was a Death Eater still upset her greatly, made her numb. How many people had the person she had seen as more of a loveable uncle killed? How many families had he taken from? What about her father, for that matter? It unsettled her to no end to know that murderers were so close to home.
Taking the paper from little, her brow furrowed as she scanned the front page news hastily. "I remember reading this in third year," she murmured, remembering that Kale had made some comment about it. "But I didn't recall his name-" her voice trailed off as her finger found Josh's name, tapping it as if it were supposed to do something. "Malfoy, including the known death eaters Vladmir Rasputin and Joshua Hanson, have since disappeared, and are being searched for," she read quietly, her dark eyes looking up to Lily. "What in the world was he doing in Azkaban? And who broke him out?" A hard knot gathered in her throat as she read the words at the bottom of the page.
"The Daily Prophet and Ministry in accordance ask that if you have any information about the night's happenings or wanted criminals, please come forward." Estrella's face was a blank slate as she looked up to Lily; part of her wished that they had never found the article. Her tone possessing a great deal of bitterness in it, she seethed, "Well, that puts us in a predicament, doesn't it?"
Part of her was frightened, now quite aware that something rather sketchy was going on with her godfather and those around him. "And Blake doesn't know?" she added, biting her lip. She felt that it was her duty, well, their duty, to do something about this, but she wasn't sure what. One thing she was sure of, was that she wanted answers.