Dare she say it, her ladyship was starting to become peeved with this conversation. She tightened her clasp on her hands and looked at Sir Nicholas and Alfred with a sharp look in her eyes. It was surprising that the Baron was making the most sense in this scenario. Why did he have the best view on the matter but the other two couldn't see the predicament they'd be in if this union continued?

"I don't deny their love, Alfred," Even if she despised it. "But I don't think they understand what a marriage means and entails. It's a huge step forward." She was most surprised with Sir Nicholas, whom she turned to next. "We do care about the protection of our students, Sir Nick, which is why we're opposing to the idea of them getting married," she huffed, "If we give them this chance, they're going to use it to make other, more ridiculous demands. Together, unified, they'll be far beyond anyone's control. I cannot risk that."

Frankly, the Grey Lady was feeling more hurt by the Gryffindor ghost's comments than anyone else's, which is why she floated a little further away from Nicholas.