Given who they are and what they've done, Ron and Hermione are used to answering tough questions from their kids. But with Rose and Hugo home on Easter Break, they find out that teenagers have more on their minds than the second wizarding war.

Ron Weasley is thinking about leaving the Aurors, but a nasty voice in the back of his head has him worried about making any changes in the life he and Hermione have worked so hard to build. When he finally talks it over with Hermione, he realizes that change can be good - and that he's not the only one with something big on his mind.

An overheard conversation causes Hermione Granger, over-thinker extraordinaire, to worry that she might not have what it takes to be an Auror's spouse. Butterbeer, self-reflection and straight talk from Ginny Weasley remind her of what she has known all along.