[He can see the concern in Gellert's expression and the way their bodies are pressed together. Admittedly, he is torn between easing Gellert's anxieties and in making sure he understands Albus' fears, and he settles on the half-measure of leaning his forehead against Gellert's with the same tense expression.]

I know. But you know I worry of what happens when I am not there to help.