Not because he had any sense of loyalty to the Ministry or the job. He was good at it and it filled the time. He couldn’t stand the idea of simply existing as a rich man like his father had. He needed something to occupy his brain, or else he’d have been left to deal with the fallout of his own life choices. But he had no attachment to the job itself. It had served its purpose and in general, up until this moment anyhow, had continued to be beneficial to him. 