"Are you telling me that you've been having dreams about a man you've never met before?" Glinda nodded. "Well, are you sure you've never seen him before? I mean, you said James and he went to school together, did James ever show you a picture?"

Glinda shook her head. "No, they weren't friends. Almost the opposite, actually."

"Maybe it's just a coincidence." Elphaba suggested.

"I don't think so. There's something odd about him. I can't quiet put my finger on it, though."

"That is strange…look, if I promise to look into it, will you go visit James tomorrow?"

"Of course, I was going to anyway. Lily and Sirius are coming and they wanted to see him."

"I know, it's just you and James are so perfect together and I don't want this Severus Snape to ruin that."

Glinda smiled at her friend. "Don't worry, he won't."

Elphaba gave Glinda a sad smile. "I hope so." There were a few moments of silence. "Ok, well, I'm going to go back home." Elphaba said, rising to her feet. "I hope you feel better."

"Bye." Glinda said quietly as her friend left. She sat in silence for a few more minutes before she became incredibly tired. With a yawn she went upstairs and fell asleep.

The Next Day

"Glinda, how are you?" Lily asked her friend. Lily and Sirius had just arrived.

"I'm doing well, and you?"

"We're the same. The wedding's next month." Lily replied.

Sirius was James's best friend. He and Lily had started dating their 5th Year at Hogwarts and Sirius had finally proposed to her last year. Their wedding was a month away.

"Do you think we could go see James?" Sirius asked.

"Of course!" Glinda exclaimed. "Come on." The trio rose to their feet and Glinda led them to the fireplace. She grabbed a handful of Floo Powder and stepped into the fireplace.

"St. Mungo's." She said clearly. There was a burst of emerald flames and a moment later Glinda was gone.

She fell through the fireplace by the administration desk.

"Do you really think that was the best way to come?" Albus asked her.

"It was the fastest. Sirius was eager and I didn't want to make him wait any longer than he had to." Glinda told him. A moment later Lily came through the fireplace and Sirius was not far behind. The three dusted themselves off and then followed Albus to James's room.

"You're lucky," The healer told them. "He's awake."

They hurried to the last bed to find James was indeed awake.

"Sirius? Lily? What in Merlin's name are you doing here?"

Lily laughed. "Did you really think we wouldn't come to see you?"

James shrugged.

"So, when are you getting out of here?" Sirius asked his best friend.

"Next week they said."

"Good, we'd've had to put the wedding off till you were out. You're the only one who could be my best man." Sirius joked. They all laughed.

James turned to his fiancée. "How are you holding up?"

"I'm doing fine, I wish you could come home sooner though." She said.

"Glinda gave us quiet a scare last night." Albus said.

"Oh? What happened?" James asked, concerned.

"Nothing," Glinda intervened. "I had a nightmare is all." Albus gave her an odd look, but she pretended not to notice. "You don't have to worry."

"Well that's a relief."

"Excuse me," The healer from earlier came back into the room. "I'm sorry to interrupted, but we need to run a few more tests on Mr. Potter, I'm going to have to ask you to leave."

"Alright," Sirius sighed. "It was good seeing you, Prongs."

"You too, Padfoot, and you, Lily. I can't wait to come home."

"We can't wait for you to be home." Glinda said, leaning down and giving her fiancé a quick kiss. They all shuffled out of the room.

When they were back at the house, Albus pulled Glinda into another room.

"What is it?" She asked.

"Glinda, I don't think you just had a nightmare last night."

"What else could it be Albus? Elphie was fine."

"Was she? What did she say?"

Glinda sighed and told him everything Elphaba had told her.

"I'll have to look into it more," Albus said when she was done. "But this isn't normal. And I think it may have something to do with your guest."