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"Through other means" Theo mocked bitterly. It wasn't the first time it was suggested, and he would be lying if he claimed the thought never crossed his mind. "Modify her memory? Why bother stopping at just that, I could just brew up a love potion, or cast an imperius curse? I sure I could remember how that one goes." He shook his head ignoring his brothers face as he talked so blandly about the subject. "What would the point be? What is the point of any of it when I'll wake up in the morning and know that the only reason she is here is because I force her to be? When I know, that she would choose to leave knowing my past."

Rhys didn't get it. He thought he was being stupid for not taking the 'easy' option. All that matter was that he didn't end up in Azkaban. Theo was trying to think of a way to fix his relationship and Rhys had already moved onto damage control.

"Do you think serving Holly divorce papers is going to stop her from turning me in?" Theo laughed picking up his drink again, this time taking a sip. "Yes Rhys, let's make that move. I would love to prove to her that I never cared about her at all. That this was all a ruse and now that she knows, fuck it all. Games over, I want to nothing to do with her. Fuck, Rhys, I thought you were suppose to be smart."

His quiet tone irked Theo, there was no one here to care. It was his house, and it was empty. What left was there to hide? He rubbed his face, fingers brushing the cut under his eye that was mostly healed. If Holly were going to turn him in, surely she would have done it by now. She wouldn't have--- would she have taken all the effort to heal him if she--- Theo downed his drink and dropped his glass on the table loudly. "It doesn't matter," he hissed looking to Rhys. "If she comes back, if she doesn't. It doesn't matter because there isn't anything I can do about it. It's not my decision to make. So yes, I will wait. And that is what I will have to say for myself because I'd rather stand by that than to force my wife to do something she doesn't wish to do."

He turned around and slumped down onto his couch. "Holly isn't going to turn me in. She would have done so already if she were."