AIDEN
Hermione's clearly not thinking clearly if she thinks I'll let her sit through a 45-minute interview on an empty stomach.
She'd been close to fainting out there, and I suspect the flash of cameras overwhelmed her.
I'm accustomed to the limelight, but this is a change for Hermione, who's never been extroverted or social. She's more comfortable in her hospital or home, surrounded by medical books or patients.
The storm of reporters and cameras must have taken a toll on her, especially without food.
I should have checked if she'd eaten before I picked her up. Our interview wasn't scheduled until past ten, so I expected she'd have had time for breakfast.
Aaron approaches with an energy drink and nut bars. That will have to do for now.
"Sit down," I say calmly, warning simmering
