Rumours and Intrigues
Who: Narcissa and Lucius
What: An interesting bit of paperwork
Where: Malfoy Manor
When: 16 September 1997, early evening, after this conversation
Status: Complete
The single page of information left behind at the Mangobajito Cafe had proven to be more insightful than several drawn out conversations with any Ministry informant ever would be. That Dolores Umbridge had been the one to set Dementors on Potter was a delightful little surprise; even better, here was her own admission on scented pink paper.
How unfortunate that she had failed, but Potter would be dealt with in due time.
And yet, Narcissa wasn't particularly interested in Dolores Umbridge. The woman had packed herself away on the Flying Dutchman and was no longer worth any attention. But that this information had come directly from Percy Weasley, praise hungry Senior Undersecretary for the Minister, well, that was just invaluable. An invaluable resource that Ailith Yaxley had so unfortunately fumbled.
Unfortunate for Ailith.
Narcissa skimmed over the paper again, then set it aside on the table, her gaze drifting out the window. There were several ways to use this to her advantage, oh, the possibilities were endless...
What: An interesting bit of paperwork
Where: Malfoy Manor
When: 16 September 1997, early evening, after this conversation
Status: Complete
The single page of information left behind at the Mangobajito Cafe had proven to be more insightful than several drawn out conversations with any Ministry informant ever would be. That Dolores Umbridge had been the one to set Dementors on Potter was a delightful little surprise; even better, here was her own admission on scented pink paper.
How unfortunate that she had failed, but Potter would be dealt with in due time.
And yet, Narcissa wasn't particularly interested in Dolores Umbridge. The woman had packed herself away on the Flying Dutchman and was no longer worth any attention. But that this information had come directly from Percy Weasley, praise hungry Senior Undersecretary for the Minister, well, that was just invaluable. An invaluable resource that Ailith Yaxley had so unfortunately fumbled.
Unfortunate for Ailith.
Narcissa skimmed over the paper again, then set it aside on the table, her gaze drifting out the window. There were several ways to use this to her advantage, oh, the possibilities were endless...