Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

"But there's no use crying.

'For Ginny's future, and for the future of my brothers, it's better not to go to the same school. Ginny has become accustomed to a life of luxury. She has fallen into the web of the German nobility and cannot escape.

'But, instead of being with you like this, maybe she would be happier, right? She can no longer live without money. As long as she has money, she can feel happy. For Ginny, maybe she would be happier to go to someone who can provide the best things? If she is surrounded by luxury goods, she won't touch other people's things. You don't have that kind of financial resources, right? It's that simple. Moreover, a good match that can provide that kind of life is absolutely unavailable in China.

'Do you know why?

'The Weasley brothers have the support of the pure-blood nobles. No matter what dormitory. Because they successfully dealt with the establishment of the third force, they have a favor to the Weasleys. Although it is not public, they have solved many problems of the pure-blood noble families together. For this alone, there are many more families grateful to them than you can imagine.

'The twins are regarded as the leaders of the future development of wizarding technology, so everyone from pure-blood nobles to Muggle-borns is trying to discover talents, and they have received a lot of support. Bill has almost become a member of the Black family. In addition, Ron is considered to have contributed to the financial reconstruction of many old families, so among the famous families in the country, no fool would think of offending Ron for Ginny. Crabbe and Goyle's catering business is also closely related to him, and he has made many donations in learning facilities, so he is also popular among wizards who did not go to Hogwarts. He is even familiar with the ruffians in Noctarn, and the strong men in Noctarn like Ron.

"So, there is no hope for a good marriage in this country. This is true for everyone from pure-blood nobles to outstanding Muggle-borns."

'Regarding Ginny... it would be better to let her get married properly, instead of surrounding her like Molly, and at the same time binding Ginny with a contract to have nothing to do with us anymore. The same goes for any future children Molly and Ginny have. At least put that in the contract. I don't want those children to have anything to do with us anymore.'

'...Uh...But maybe she will choose me...'

'Hey, Arthur, could you please wake up?

'Ginny would not choose you. She is Molly's little doll. A replica of her mother. If Molly is like that, Ginny is destined to be the same.'

'So, she won't choose her father. I know you tried to correct Ginny, but because you started working hard and had more time, you couldn't change Molly. How can you change Ginny if you can't change Molly? You didn't realize that you didn't change anything, and you let it go. This is uncorrectable.

'In fact, Arthur, you are totally unsure of Ginny and Molly's behavior, and it is impossible to do it.'

Arthur lowered his head, actually he should have understood.

'Well, once Ginny gets back from Hogwarts, I'll ask her what she wants. And then I'll decide. But don't get your hopes up. Ginny might choose the option I tell her to.'

"So, from now on, I'm going to go to Bill. Arthur, you're going to talk to Molly about divorce. If you're off today, come home as soon as you can and file for divorce. Got it?"

'But I guess Molly doesn't understand what she did wrong and may blame herself for the divorce.

'She'd probably yell and scream that she loved her no matter what she was, at first.

'After that, the nobles will probably want to take Molly back and comfort her.

'From the beginning, I made a mistake and didn't follow the procedures, which led to this situation. I didn't follow the procedures and I didn't take responsibility for my actions.

'It's the same with marriage. The aftermath of breaking off an engagement is left to the family to handle. If the other party's fiancé follows the procedures, he should be forgiven. But you didn't even do that. Arthur, you too.

'It's the same with the children. After giving birth to them, if they can't do what you want, you ignore them and abandon them. It's not the children who abandoned their parents, but you and your spouse who abandoned them first. That's why the children made the decision to separate from their parents.

'But I'm afraid Molly doesn't even understand that she's wrong. She won't try to understand. She thinks she's right and everything around her is wrong.

'I think she was born that way, but you, Arthur, have contributed to it. I hope you realise that you made Molly like that.

'Ginny too... She's not a bad kid. She just believed Molly's words obediently since she was a child.

'Well, as for the future, maybe once Molly and Ginny are gone, the sons will be willing to meet, because they always say that their father is not a bad man.'

I left Arthur with his head down and walked away.