Yes, Lucius, there are men kissing in there (and women, but if you are anything like, say, 99% of the straight men I know, you won't mind that one much), beware. You might catch the gayness. (I still think it's no coincidence that gay means both homosexual and happy. It's my favourit homonym.)
Don't know why that would be so bad, but well.

While reading this Chapter I was a little on edge, because I expected a harsh interruption, like at that meeting the Aurors attacked, AND I expected a cliffhanger. An evil cliffhanger, I mean; this is a cliffhanger, but not one that leaves me breathless. (at least not too much.)

Nusante still goes on my nerves. And since it's Gryffindor-ity/ness? that makes Harry understand and agree to that spoiled opinion (because it's pure pamperedness that Nusante actually thinks Harry owes him something; just like Harry "owed" him (him, personally, and every other person) to save him from Voldemort - oh, I could go on about how much this annoys me for hours. I mean, what the hell. Ungrateful brat.), Gryffindor annoys me as well right now. I feel very Slytherin at the moment.

I half-expected Ron and Hermione to show up - I wonder why they're so quiet. But I'm very happy (and proud) that Harry doesn't go to meet them and has grown a backbone. (as mean as that sounds...)

And I like this Harry Potter. And I like that Harry likes being him. That's a great progress.