Narcissa Malfoy (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
alt_narcissa) wrote2011-04-28 12:05 am
alt_narcissa) wrote2011-04-28 12:05 am
Private Message to Bella and Barty
Apparently a few mudbloods at Stroud decided to test one of the recommendations in that foul post this afternoon. Several administrators asked Lucius to pay a late visit while they dealt with the perpetrators. I hope you've not been similarly occupied?
But I wanted to wait until he had gone to write. I received an owl today that I think you ought to see. I didn't read it until after supper - you know I was at Diana's this afternoon for our card circle - but I thought nothing of it at first when I saw it in the stack. It's on a high quality of stationery and it came through with all the others, nothing suspicious about that. Whomever wrote it knew better than to place the slightest hint of menace onto the envelope.
But the content. I'm sure I've never read the like - not even when that horrid Collins was at his most deranged. It outright accuses Lucius of all manner of atrocities.
I've kept the envelope and the letter but charmed it for the time being so that no one else may read it. I really don't wish to trouble Lucius with it. He's far too taxed already with everything on his plate.
Still it's certainly something that warrants delicate investigation. If either of you could come tomorrow I shall be happy to remove the cantrip so you can inspect it yourselves.
But I wanted to wait until he had gone to write. I received an owl today that I think you ought to see. I didn't read it until after supper - you know I was at Diana's this afternoon for our card circle - but I thought nothing of it at first when I saw it in the stack. It's on a high quality of stationery and it came through with all the others, nothing suspicious about that. Whomever wrote it knew better than to place the slightest hint of menace onto the envelope.
But the content. I'm sure I've never read the like - not even when that horrid Collins was at his most deranged. It outright accuses Lucius of all manner of atrocities.
I've kept the envelope and the letter but charmed it for the time being so that no one else may read it. I really don't wish to trouble Lucius with it. He's far too taxed already with everything on his plate.
Still it's certainly something that warrants delicate investigation. If either of you could come tomorrow I shall be happy to remove the cantrip so you can inspect it yourselves.