Teamwork

When Gryffindors and Slytherins work together, anything can happen!

Harry is looking forward to being on his own in London, but Dumbledore is still hard to avoid. Fortunately, Draco is there ... sort of.

The trial starts, and Draco and Harry encounter some Weasleys.

Someone doesn't want Draco to talk.

Testimony from the prosecution, and an unlikely lunch companion

Harry schemes to get away from the Dursleys, and he receives an unexpected offer.

On Snape's advice, Harry risks the visit to a Seer. Can he trust her with his blood, and Snape with his plan?

Plans are made by owl

Harry ventures out and stumbles into an acquaintance and a secret

Harry visits Darkmoon Den. Afterward, he meets with more questionable acquaintances

Harry promised to meet with Millicent Bulstrode again ... but can he trust her?

Harry returns to school, and more parts of his life overlap.

Harry tries to figure out where he stands -- with Gryffindor, Slytherin, Dumbledore, and Draco. Draco is sometimes the hardest.

Harry and Draco search for a mixed-house meeting place, a retreat, and a place to brew. Oh, and try to look like they're behaving.

With Myrtle's tip, the boys search for another way into the Chamber of Secrets ... and that storeroom is just as strange as she said.

Now that everyone is together, Harry works at strengthening some contacts

Harry has promises to keep.

Aurors want to talk to Harry, and all is not well outside the school -- a matter of interest to both Gryffindors and Slytherins.

Getting out of Slytherin isn't as easy as getting in.