"Causing trouble?!!! What they did in the United States was causing trouble, and Dumbledore actually didn't blame them..." Moody's face, every inch of skin seemingly scarred, looked even more savage with anger. His magical eye stared straight at Sirius Black as he sneered, "You shouted 'Josephine'... Since when did the two of you get so close? I didn't know you'd be so obedient over a woman, Sirius Black."
Sirius Black flushed red at that, but before he could offer a rebuttal, Remus Lupin, beside him, grabbed him and quickly said, "She is his superior, after all. It's hardly strange to address her a little more intimately."
"I heard from Daisy too. Every house at Hogwarts organized activities on the day of the dueling competition and invited parents to attend... It looks like Harris really doesn't want everyone watching the duels." Tonks quickly followed up as well. "At least they're doing it for the students' safety."
Tonks understood her husband's thoughts perfectly—Remus was about to become a father himself, Harry was clearly about to graduate and already had Ginny, while this uncle of hers had remained alone all this time. Now that he finally seemed, even if not enlightened, at least not opposed to spending time with Josephine, she really did not want the whole thing to be stirred up until there was no chance left.
"They may indeed not need our help." Kingsley's deep, slow voice sounded. "But Dumbledore's worries aren't wrong either. Allen Harris is extremely powerful, and that can easily make him overconfident. As long as they can handle it themselves, we shouldn't intervene, lest we make ourselves unwelcome... But no matter what, the current Magical World cannot do without Allen Harris."
"We're just going to the scene to watch the match. Harris has no say over us."