Bilbo had tried to stop his sister, he truly had but there was no stopping Belladonna Baggins when she had something in mind, so he could only follow her out of the office and into the dinning area where the dwarves were.  Her blue eyes shun with anger as she approached it, her feet thundering against the ground.

"I want a proper explanation," She ordered loudly, "for this intrusion." thin arms crossed over her chest, "Belladonna Baggins." the wizard greeted rather in a tentative tone, almost as if he was talking to an angry animal, "Gandalf the Grey." she hissed at the wizard, her blue eyes locking on his figure with a harsh glare that the wizard had to shift in his seat.

The King and the wizard shared a look, silently debating whether or not they wanted to face the wrath of the halfling woman before them, something that they undoubtedly didn't want but neither did they want to ultimately tell the woman their plans.

"I'm not a very patient woman." she commented, his tone even angrier, "Bella please stay calm." Bilbo whispered to her sister, however his plea fell deaf to Bella's ears as she began to tap her foot. "It isn't a matter for a woman to be concerned with." The King, as Bella could tell, grumbled, under his breath.

"It is a matter for a woman to be concerned," She hissed, pulling his chair back so that he was at least facing her sideways, "when the meeting concerning the matter is happening in the woman's home without her consent."  the king glared at brunette woman but words failed to leave his lips. 

"Belladonna, dear, if I may," Gandalf started, halting momentarily to look at the brunette woman who was having a glaring contest with the King, "this meeting concerns a trip of great importance for everyone present." Bella scoffed at that but kept quiet none the less, "And we are in need of the assistance of a burglar, your brother is perfect for the job."

Bella's eyes snapped to the wizard blazing with accusation, her lips pulled up into a snarl, "Seven Hells he is. Whatever this important trip is, it does not concern hobbits." The old wizard opened his mouth to disagree but knew that ultimately she did have a point. So instead of trying to contradict her  he claimed "Indeed that's true, but Hobbits are remarkably light on their feet and that is important for this trip."   

"The answer is no. Bilbo won't be joining any adventures and before you have any ideas wizard, neither am I. To think that we would is utter madness." She exclaimed, silence installing the second she finished, Bilbo released a  breath that he didn't know that he was holding in as his sister dealt with the situation single-handedly.

 It seemed that everything was resolved, that the dwarves were not going to get their burglar and that the Hobbits were going to get their peace back. It really did because disappointment etched on the King's face as well as his kin, the wizard looked defeated, it was clear that he had not expected Belladonna Baggins to interfere with his plans and Bilbo, well Bilbo could only relax.

Now that the porpose for this intrusion was defeated he knew that his sister was close to kicking all of the dwarves out of their home.

Unfortunately for the siblings one of the dwarves, one with honey hair stood and pulled from inside his coat a folded piece of paper, unfolding it and revealing it to the group. The reaction it ensued was one of utter awe from the dwarves, curiosity from the wizard, worry from Bilbo and flaming hot lava from Bella.

The she halfling leaped onto the table, arms stretched and  fingers curled as if she was going to claw him to death,  a terrifying and unpredictable reaction that scared everyone even the dwarf in question.