Title: Red and White
Author:
dexstarrWord Count: 1000
Rating: R
Challenge:
hp_3forfun Week #1: Wine
Characters: Lucius Malfoy, Narcissa Malfoy, Pansy Parkinson
Warnings: Implied threesome, food play
Author's Note: Pansy's overage. This is the tamest threesome you'll ever read.
Disclaimer: HP and all assorted belong to JKR, and are not mine.
Summary: Lucius and Narcissa teach Pansy how to properly appreciate wine.
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“Red or white, Pansy?”
Her nose wrinkles when she says, “Red, I suppose.” She’s never liked wine, but it would be rude to refuse.
Lucius laughs softly as he hands her a glass of merlot. “I didn’t care for it when I was your age, either - you just need to develop a proper appreciation.”
Pansy nods and takes a polite sip. The wine is dry and bitter on her tongue and her nose scrunches up again; this time it’s Narcissa who laughs.
“Oh no, dear, not like that. Let us show you.”
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Pansy’s not sure how she ended up in the Malfoys’ private sitting room. Not the one downstairs for guests, but the one in their upstairs suite, the one connected to their bedroom.
Draco had invited her for dinner, but when she had arrived at the manor, her boyfriend had been mysteriously absent. His parents had encouraged her to stay anyway, and with a mind on ingratiating herself with Lucius and Narcissa, she had accepted. She’d been a bit nervous at first, used to having Draco as a buffer when meeting his parents, but a few cocktails had eased her anxiety and loosened her tongue.
The conversation at dinner had been predictably dull; the type of society talk she’d heard hundreds of times before, sprinkled with a few questions about her classes and activities at Hogwarts.
After dessert, when Lucius had suggested moving upstairs, so they could all be more ‘comfortable,’ Pansy had agreed, happy that things were going so smoothly with her future - she hoped - in-laws.
She hadn’t seen the wink that passed between husband and wife as they led her up the marble staircase to their private rooms.
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“Show me?” Pansy repeats slowly, confused. What could they possibly mean?
Lucius walks behind his wife’s chair as he replies, “Well, you could continue to drink as you have been, and your palate will become accustomed to the flavors over time.” His hands briefly massage Narcissa’s neck and shoulders, and Pansy wonders how his hands would feel on her body. “Or we could show you a better way to appreciate wine...a more enjoyable way.”
Narcissa looks at the younger witch and asks, “Do you trust us, Pansy?”
“Of course.”
Husband and wife both smile, and Pansy feels her own lips curve into a small grin.
“Excellent. Come here, dear,” Narcissa says, beckoning her with a hand. “Stand in front of me.”
Pansy follows Narcissa’s signal and steps in front of the blonde. “Like this?”
“Perfect,” Lucius tells her, as he undoes the zipper on his wife’s dress. The other woman’s creamy flesh comes slowly into view; in a minute, it’s apparent that Narcissa isn’t wearing a bra. Pansy’s heart starts to pound and her mouth is dry; her nerves are back.
“Uhm -”
“Shhh, you said you trusted us.” Lucius’s voice is as smooth as honey, rich and thick and warm. He moves between his wife and Pansy, and kneels in front of Narcissa. He drops a kiss on her lips, and then trails his mouth along the column of her throat, over her collarbone, and down to her exposed breasts.
Pansy feels like she has a hummingbird trapped in her chest; she can’t believe they are doing this in front of her. She’d never have taken Draco’s very proper parents for exhibitionists, and she’s beginning to wonder if she shouldn’t stammer some excuse to leave. But part of her is excited, and wants to know just what their intentions are.
It’s not like you haven’t draped yourself over Draco in the common room, and necked him in front of everyone, and let him stuff his hands down your robes, she reminds herself. This is just a bit more...sophisticated than that. Calm down and just...enjoy it, like any Slytherin would.
Internal doubts firmly shelved, Pansy eagerly complies when she’s directed to tip her wineglass over Narcissa’s chest. She watches as Lucius laps the burgundy liquid from his wife’s pale skin, and obediently pours her glass over each breast in turn, again and again.
“Switch with me, Pansy,” Lucius says after a while, and willingly the girl sinks to her knees and hands him her almost empty glass. When Lucius spills wine for her, she leans forward and licks up the underside of Narcissa’s breast, swirling her tongue around the other woman’s hard nipple as the wine reaches her mouth. The merlot is indeed more palatable when consumed this way; less harsh on her tongue and throat, and the soft moans emerging from Narcissa’s lips are a pleasant chaser to the alcohol.
All too soon the red wine is gone, and when Lucius asks if she wants to try another variety, Pansy nods her head vigorously. “Now this is a dessert wine,” the blond man explains, summoning a glass. “Normally white wine is served cooler than red, but Narcissa dislikes anything cold, so I’ve warmed it somewhat.”
Pansy’s surprised to find she likes this type as well. Although it’s a bit dry, she can taste peaches, her favorite fruit, and she happily drinks the rich, golden liquid from her living glass. The slightest hint of saltiness from Narcissa’s skin cuts the sweetness of the fruity flavor, and the young witch thinks she might be able to properly appreciate wine after all.
“Enjoying yourself, dear?” Narcissa is somewhat breathless; Pansy grins when she realizes she’s the cause.
“Immensely,” she mumbles around the stiff nipple in her mouth, and she’s rewarded with another airy gasp.
Lucius shares a lascivious smirk with his wife, and asks, “Do you trust us, Pansy?”
She doesn’t reply until he quits pouring wine; then she reluctantly turns to look at him. “Of course,” she answers, repeating her previous words.
“Then let’s...get even more comfortable,” Lucius says, and just like earlier, Pansy’s happy to comply. She’s always had a slight crush on Draco’s father, and now she’s developing one for his mother, too.
Like any smart girl would pass up this opportunity. “Lead on,” she says.
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