Every time she asked Antonin what he was doing, he found some way to brush her off. It was beginning to get annoying. At least she could appreciate him shielding her from what was happening. She didn't have enough energy to fight or strategize. Yes, he was patronizing, but in a way, she didn't mind. It was exhausting always being the one to make plans and decisions. She did so with Harry and Ron because if she didn't, they might've been terribly lost and defeated. That didn't mean she always wanted to play the same role. If she trusted Antonin, which she did, she could prove that by believing him when he said he was working to ensure they had a future worth living for. What sort of marriage could they hope to have if she didn't trust him even when he frustrated her?