By the next night after Oliver's dramatic exit to his room, the safe house was much calmer. Whatever Antonin said to their son helped. Hermione was grateful that they had a special and close relationship. There was nothing Antonin wouldn't do for Oliver, including throwing the woman he loved with a fiery passion for twenty years out on her arse if she became a danger to his safety. It helped her relax somewhat knowing what a staunch protector their son had. He would be all right. No matter what happened in the war that was sure to come, he would be safe and come out of it unharmed. She had to believe that was true or she feared she might go mad with worry.