leave it to mr. simplicity, to turn a complex situation, into a quick-fix issue. she shouldnât even be as shocked as she is that heâs telling her to suck it up or fire people. obviously, she was aware that those were her options. or at least, the most popular ones. that doesnât mean itâs what she wanted to hear from him, however. could she have expected him to, oh, show sympathy? this is a grumpy old man sheâs dealing with, she has to remember.   â you donât get it, do you? youâre a man. so obviously you donât get it. â   her sigh is loud and long, and sheâs fussing with the chinese takeaway box too long for the brightest witch of her age. a title he, had once given her.   â i also never said i wanted to be minister. shacklebolt mentioned wanting me to take over when he retires once, and you canât let it go. â   Â
âBeing a man doesnât make me ignorant in everything, Hermione. Just most things.â His response is cheeky, accompanied by a half smile. He might not be as carefree and light as he was once, but heâs still got that bit in spades. Sheâs just angry, and heâs sort of poking the bear. âHe mentioned it to you once. Heâs mentioned it to others more than that.â Sirius adds, a shrug of his shoulders as he leans back in his seat. Her anger is justified - he never said it wasnât. It just seems pointless to get in such a rage when thereâs a simple enough solution. âAnd he might have mentioned his retirement coming sooner rather than later.â Sheâs certainly the best option. Who else is there, really? He already knows his Godson most certainly doesnât want it (even if he does have the support); sheâs a natural leader. âYouâve already got the support in place. Why wouldnât you want it?â
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