Not that Ginny was supportive of Hermione and Draco being together; she was in fact very clear that she thought Hermione was mad for even giving Draco a second glance. But for Ginny to pretend that she understood Hermione’s interest in Draco would have been a lie, and Hermione would have known that. Ginny’s blatant honesty was preferable. But mostly the younger witch just listened. The only time she really got angry was when Hermione told her what had happened that morning in the kitchen, and Ginny had insisted on seeing the marks Draco had left on Hermione’s throat. She had healed them with her hands shaking with anger and lips whitened from pressing tightly together, obviously trying to hold her tongue and not go on a rampage. And then she had taken a deep breath, sat back, and listened to Hermione ramble on again, until there was simply nothing else to say.