Her mind wandered too far when she didn't have much to do. Forcing herself to stop worrying about Oliver and how he was doing since returning to the castle, a task she knew would ultimately prove impossible, she sat in one of the oversized chairs in the main room of the cottage going over the events of two days earlier. It was all she'd been able to think about since it happened. Rodolphus" abrupt arrival shouldn't have been a surprise, but it was. Likely he was there in an effort to get some sort of reaction out of Antonin. Her husband's desire to find the wretched man the night he attacked Rabastan and Marcus Flint would've gotten back to the ringleader of their group at some point. No doubt he wanted to say something that would force Antonin to disregard the truce that had been set up to protect the students and their parents that day. Not only would it show Antonin as being unstable and untrustworthy and therefore, not someone they should follow, it would have also given the Lestranges an excuse to get rid of her husband once and for all.