Farewell, Death; Snape Was the First to Betray

Farewell, Death; Snape Was the First to Betray

"Brother-in-law?" Gabrielle looked at Aaron nervously and asked in disbelief, "Moens is one of your people? You were the one who had him protect me?"

"It was my mistake that you were captured, so I had to make up for it in other ways.

"I had to ensure your safety. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to answer to your sister. You're her favorite Sister."

"How is Fleur? Is she all right?"

"Of course she is." Aaron affectionately patted Gabrielle on the head. "If nothing unexpected happened, she should be at Gaius Castle right now. It's very safe there.

"Uh... aside from her, Clea and Hermione are there too."

Gabrielle froze for a moment, then smiled helplessly.

She did have a favorable impression of Aaron, but this brother-in-law of hers seemed rather greedy. Having her sister wasn't enough—he had even found two more... sisters.

Still, she was in no position to judge him. From everything she had seen, Aaron truly was exceptional.

Setting aside his family background, his abilities, character, and intelligence alone surpassed most people. Not to mention that outrageously handsome face of his—his appeal to women was exceptionally lethal.

And Aaron had saved Fleur several times during the Triwizard Tournament. Her sister had probably fallen for him deeply back then.

"Moens, you did very well. You didn't disappoint me."

"It is this subordinate's duty and honor to serve Master."

"Merit should be rewarded. From now on, Ramon Lancelot and Naga Shatiel will be under your command." Aaron added meaningfully, "But after this battle, there's something else I need you to do. That matter has been delayed long enough. You're the person in charge and the chief designer, understand?"

"Understood." Ake immediately caught on and promised at once, "This subordinate will paint