The revelation about the apprenticeship program brought up questions that neither she nor Albus would like to answer. And not to forget about the losing alliances. First, Henry Cox cut all ties with Albus after he disowned his own niece. He threw her away like she was a piece of trash and never apologized for his actions. Albus had tried to convince Henry to reinstate his niece, but the man just sneered at him and blamed him for the stain on his family reputation and that in his word his former niece would never step a foot to his family without being killed. Albus tried with his two sons and his daughter, but all three children didn’t want anything to do with their disgraceful, former cousin. Albus was horrified, how badly they had been talking about Maria. He would never understand, why they were doing this to a family member of theirs that needed help. He tried with many guilt trips about how his brother would be disappointed in him, but Henry ignored him and told him that his brother might have believed him blindly, but even he had morals and if he was alive and had seen what his daughter was doing to the children of this world, then he would have been disgusted by her for her actions too and maybe he would have understood, why he had done this.