Harry groaned theatrically. He didn’t know why he hadn’t told Henry and Beatrice he was courting Riddle. He knew that family was always involved in marriage negotiations, even when it was a love match, and it would be highly irresponsible – maybe even disrespectful? – for Harry to have gotten so far in a courtship without telling his great-grandparents, who were functionally acting as his parents. In truth, Harry simply wasn’t used to having a family and hadn’t thought to involve them in his and Riddle’s scheme.