Umbridge was, once again, on the money in terms of Ross' concerns. "Oh, obviously not," Ross affirmed. "He would deny it, and it's not as if I could move a Macmillan to another office without courting notice and before he actually does anything." If he was going to get rid of Charles Macmillan as his junior assistant - which Ross was not sure he needed to do, although he did need to create more physical space between himself and Macmillan - he would need to have an actual reason to do so.

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