She still hadn't forgotten his claim that Fenrir Greyback was the one who told Antonin where she could be found. Why he felt the urge to lie about something like that was beyond her comprehension. Until she learned his motivations for any of the choices he made and actions he took, she couldn't trust herself around him. Perhaps he had her best interests at heart solely because he was a good person after all, despite how often the universe tried to grind him into the ground since the return of Lord Voldemort and the subsequent murder of Harry Potter. It seemed unlikely, however, but there was always the possibility that he had simply grown fond of her existence. Highly unlikely, but still possible. She was leaning closer to the idea that he was using her in his quest for something. Whatever that something was was just another mystery.