News of Percy's falling-out with his family quickly reached Fudge. Just as Percy had expected, Fudge did not abandon him or dismiss him from his position as the Minister's assistant simply because he could no longer carry out the task of spying on his family and Dumbledore.
After all, Percy's quarrel with his family had already proven his loyalty to the Ministry of Magic and to Fudge through his actions. Having Percy spy on his own family had merely been a whim of Fudge's. What he needed more was a loyal, dependable assistant to help handle his heavy workload and prevent Dumbledore from planting a spy at his side. Percy, who had already demonstrated his loyalty, was undoubtedly trustworthy and capable—at least, that was what Fudge believed.
As for what the reality was, that was hard to say.
After Percy fell out with his family, the Weasleys rarely mentioned him again.
Fred, George, Ginny, and Bill did not tell the family about their suspicions either. No matter how they explained it, they could not conceal the fact that Percy had betrayed his family for his own interests, choosing Fudge's side so that he could rise further within the Ministry of Magic.
After Percy left home, the Weasley Family decided to join the Order of the Phoenix.
To ensure the family's safety, Mr. and Mrs. Weasley, with Sirius's consent, prepared to move into 12 Grimmauld Place temporarily. They could help guard the Order of the Phoenix's temporary headquarters while also looking after Harry's daily needs.
"Sirius, can we join the Order of the Phoenix too?" George put down his fork and asked tentatively.
"No, you're still too young!" Mrs. Weasley crossed her arms and glared at her son unhappily.
"We're adults already," Fred complained. "Besides, Professor Dumbledore personally invited Albert to