Just as Fred and George had said, everyone hoped that Lupin and Tonks would find the happiness that belonged to them.
Tonks's family's feelings were simply ignored.
After all, they were outsiders. Everyone only looked at things from Lupin and Tonks's perspective and offered them their blessings.
As for the werewolf problem, there really was nothing they could do. Lycanthropy was currently incurable, but helping Lupin secure a respectable job was no challenge for the prospering Weasley Twins.
Everyone could guess that Albert had approved it.
It had to be said that in many ways, Albert was truly a lot like Dumbledore.
Most Order of the Phoenix members acknowledged that.
After losing Dumbledore, the Order of the Phoenix found itself in an awkward position. Without his protection, the risks and pressure they had to endure had multiplied.
Most Order of the Phoenix members hoped for a powerful leader who could guide them onward. Especially in these dreadful times, only a strong leader could make them feel safe.
Harry Potter was not a good choice. Even though Dumbledore had once told them, "Harry is our most precious hope. Believe in him," Harry was far too young to lead them out of their predicament.
But Albert Anderson could.
He had proven himself more than once. Whether it was his sharp mind, formidable strength, or character, he was beyond reproach, just like Dumbledore, the Order of the Phoenix's former leader.
More than once, they had wanted to strengthen the ties between them.
They were all fighting Lord Voldemort. They could support one another and weather the current crisis together.
However, things did not go as they wished.
Albert seemed rather uninterested in the Order of the Phoenix's invitation and kept finding excuses to put them off.
Although Fred and George said that Albert