Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

A while later, Harry and Hermione were drinking tea, but Ron hadn't come back yet.

"Kreacher!"

"Yes, what is it?"

Kreacher appeared.

"Where's Ron?"

"Master Ron is drinking tea with his wife and having a pleasant conversation. They are lamenting to each other about the troubles their families have brought them, and they are having a very pleasant chat."

"Tell him to be back before dinner."

Kreacher nodded and disappeared.

"Ron is amazing. I took him to meet my aunt a few times. Although my aunt and uncle hate wizards, Ron always gets along well with them quickly. It didn't take long for him to blend in with them and start chatting happily. Although my uncle didn't come with us, he was happy to have my aunt come over after he met Ron.

“And Ron can pick up information from it while he’s talking, and even think of new things while he’s talking, and maybe he can figure something out.

"What do you think of that neck? Even though you can't see the whole thing now, it's not as disgusting as before."

It is true… I have always rejected all the traditions in my family, and it may be a mistake to reject them without really understanding them. When dealing with these things, it may be difficult to make up your mind about how to deal with them if you don’t understand them.

Fortunately, I didn't take care of those house-elves' necks so easily...

This house is filled with so much of this stuff it's a real headache.

Before dinner, Ron finally came back. I informed the Weasleys that he would stay overnight. I also let Ron stay here today. After dinner, Ron told us what he had found out.

“I heard a lot of news.

"As I thought, the ring was given to Mrs. Walburga before Mr. Orion was infected with dragon pox and had to recuperate in seclusion. It should be a tool for Mrs. Walburga to temporarily take over the position of head of the family and help her better control the mansion. However, this ring is indeed something passed down by successive heads of the family.

"However, the lady seems to be unaware of what is going to happen next. I guess that these should be passed down from the official head of the family to the next heir. Perhaps Mrs. Walburga's mental state is unstable, so they did not make a formal inheritance, but only handed it over to her temporarily. I also speculate that judging from the situation in this mansion, the official inheritance of the head of the family may not be suitable for women. The burden is too heavy, both physically and mentally. Mr. Orian may feel that Mrs. Walburga is mentally unstable and is not qualified for this position.

"However, even so, Mr. Orion did not seem to intend to let his father return to this mansion. I think he thought that at least one of his sons could survive. Although he was seriously ill and had difficulty moving, as a father, he probably thought that if both the light and the dark sides were on the side, at least one of his sons would survive. From the perspective of the head of the family, this judgment was not wrong. He probably did not expect that both sons would not be able to return, right?

"Ah, maybe this is why Dumbledore wanted to put Sirius in Azkaban? As long as he was in Azkaban, the Black family's succession would remain unresolved. Dumbledore may also know that the Black family has taken measures to prevent the previous generation from returning."

"So, Mrs. Walburga is only a temporary head of the family?"