They each took turns talking about their unlikely partnership. Augustus was evidently a much more believable actor than she initially thought. There used to be a time when she could sniff out his lies and deceptions. A plan had been put in a place months earlier. Almost immediately after she returned home, they'd been preparing Augustus" home as a potential safe house. Because of their rather public disagreements regarding Hermione, very few, if any, of their enemies would ever suspect that they were working together. Antonin was the one to recall Augustus from France, but only after the former Unspeakable insisted. He didn't want to be stuck in another country while the regime crumbled. If they'd been working together since before she returned home, neither of them admitted so. She knew without question that Antonin told the truth about Augustus being the one to tell him where she could be found. Why Draco seemed to believe it was Fenrir was a problem to solve another day.