Mr. Percy Weasley realized that this connection was not helping to sell the tenancy of Admiral Lupin and his wife, and so ceased to bring it up, focusing once more on the age and and fortune that the couple had, and how very cognizant they must be of their great good luck if they were to be allowed to rent Parkinson Manor. He was able to convince Sir Walter of the wisdom in accepting them as tenants and soon, with Fleur’s consent and some additional soothing flattery from both Tracey Davis and Mr. Percy Weasley, it was decided that Admiral Lupin and his wife would stay at Parkinson Manor.