As usual, Narcissa and Lucius lay side by side, talking about their son before bed as they always liked to do. When the clock chimed, they realized it was already midnight.
"We should sleep, Cissy. We have to go see little Scorpius first thing tomorrow..." Lucius pressed a kiss to his wife's forehead.
Narcissa didn't answer. She only moved a little closer to her husband, and Lucius quickly shifted to make her more comfortable.
"You're lying on my hair, darling," Narcissa said softly.
"You're lying on mine, too..."
They looked at each other and smiled.
For some reason, Narcissa dreamed of many things that night, many things from long ago...
Theme:
U1s1, the character's character is in line with the logic of the story. Narcissa in this book is the kind of eldest lady who is ignorant of the world. She is also selfish and love-minded. It is completely reasonable for her to fall into the hands of Lucius. These two people can be said to be a perfect match.
But Crouch really made me unhappy. He is the cutest boy in the whole story. He doesn't have as many tricks and tricks as Lucius. If you like someone, you just love him purely. He respects and protects Narcissa and is willing to change for Narcissa. Narcissa is really not worthy of him. Especially later, Narcissa fell in love with Lucius so quickly, as if she didn't have this first love (speechless)
The whole story is probably about a scheming scumbag guy paired with a silly sweet lady.
It's very interesting and realistic. Both of them have been in love. After all, Lucius is a hedonistic rich pure-blood wizard, so it's normal for him to have had women before he got together with Narcissa, not to mention that Narcissa didn't like him and was with a Gryffindor half-blood that he didn't like. But after they got together, they were loyal to each other and had a happy family. This kind of relationship is very good.
The writing of this article is really good. But if you want to read it, you can read Lucius's extras first. If you think you can accept him being such a scumbag, defrauding the heroine of money, sex and cheating on her, then read the main story. Because of these scumbag behaviors, the heroine has forgiven her, and every time she says she will never forgive her, the connection will be broken, and she will fall in love again at the next opportunity. From the beginning to the end, the heroine is simply a feudal woman with no opinion but a man in her heart. No matter how good the writing is, no matter how good the story is, it cannot hide the issue of values. Maybe it's because I have mysophobia and I don't like this kind of thoughtless woman who only cares about men. The Great Qing Dynasty is obviously dead. Isn't it modern society now?
Tromoso is something I can't help but want to know how he got on afterwards.
I kind of want to know what happened to Trom in the end.
They are one of the rare couples in HP who love each other till the end of their lives and support them throughout their lives.
I also shed tears while watching QAQ. Am I the only one who is obsessed with White Romso? QAQ may be that the characters are very three-dimensional, and it feels as if there really is such a story. I would rather believe that the author did not abuse Tromso anymore and pretended to believe that he went to the United States and a faraway place. QAQ burst into tears at night.
I stayed up late and watched and watched, and then I skipped a lot of it because it was too sad. The tone in the front was cheerful, but the tone in the back was heavy. Trom is so good, he has a positive outlook and works hard. Lucius was such a scumbag, playing with women, cheating his fiancée out of her money, and claiming in front of others that he just married a house elf. No matter how repentant and gentle he was later, I still couldn't accept it. It just so happened that every time Narcissa found herself angry, she chose to forgive again. During the whole process, Narcissa was tortured to death, and then Lucius only needed to be shameless and sticky for a while before coaxing her back. Narcissa also said it was all because she still loved him. It's a pity that when she was with Trom earlier, he was very kind to her and didn't care whether she was having an affair with the named fiancé. Later, they decided to break up because of their disagreement, and said that she still loved him. Why was her love so weak this time? In the final analysis, the author was determined to write about Lucius from the beginning, so no matter how good everyone else is, they are just cannon fodder. No matter how bad Lucius is, he can be forgiven. I always thought that Narcissa would grow up slowly later on, but she didn't. From the beginning to the end, she was the little girl with no thoughts and only men in her heart. So disappointing.
It's been a long time since I've seen a fanfic of Narcissa and Lucius, and it's so good-looking. This pair is the only cp in Harry Potter that I can't tear apart. I'm so angry when I see other writers criticize one of them. Thank you for writing such a good story.
U1s1, the character's character is in line with the logic of the story. Narcissa in this book is the kind of eldest lady who is ignorant of the world. She is also selfish and love-minded. It is completely reasonable for her to fall into the hands of Lucius. These two people can be said to be a perfect match. But Crouch really made me unhappy. He is the cutest boy in the whole story. He doesn't have as many tricks and tricks as Lucius. If you like someone, you just love him purely. He respects and protects Narcissa and is willing to change for Narcissa. Narcissa is really not worthy of him. Especially later, Narcissa fell in love with Lucius so quickly, as if she didn't have this first love (speechless) The whole story is probably about a scheming scumbag guy paired with a silly sweet lady.
It's very interesting and realistic. Both of them have been in love. After all, Lucius is a hedonistic rich pure-blood wizard, so it's normal for him to have had women before he got together with Narcissa, not to mention that Narcissa didn't like him and was with a Gryffindor half-blood that he didn't like. But after they got together, they were loyal to each other and had a happy family. This kind of relationship is very good.
The writing of this article is really good. But if you want to read it, you can read Lucius's extras first. If you think you can accept him being such a scumbag, defrauding the heroine of money, sex and cheating on her, then read the main story. Because of these scumbag behaviors, the heroine has forgiven her, and every time she says she will never forgive her, the connection will be broken, and she will fall in love again at the next opportunity. From the beginning to the end, the heroine is simply a feudal woman with no opinion but a man in her heart. No matter how good the writing is, no matter how good the story is, it cannot hide the issue of values. Maybe it's because I have mysophobia and I don't like this kind of thoughtless woman who only cares about men. The Great Qing Dynasty is obviously dead. Isn't it modern society now?
Tromoso is something I can't help but want to know how he got on afterwards.
I kind of want to know what happened to Trom in the end.
They are one of the rare couples in HP who love each other till the end of their lives and support them throughout their lives.
I also shed tears while watching QAQ. Am I the only one who is obsessed with White Romso? QAQ may be that the characters are very three-dimensional, and it feels as if there really is such a story. I would rather believe that the author did not abuse Tromso anymore and pretended to believe that he went to the United States and a faraway place. QAQ burst into tears at night.
I stayed up late and watched and watched, and then I skipped a lot of it because it was too sad. The tone in the front was cheerful, but the tone in the back was heavy. Trom is so good, he has a positive outlook and works hard. Lucius was such a scumbag, playing with women, cheating his fiancée out of her money, and claiming in front of others that he just married a house elf. No matter how repentant and gentle he was later, I still couldn't accept it. It just so happened that every time Narcissa found herself angry, she chose to forgive again. During the whole process, Narcissa was tortured to death, and then Lucius only needed to be shameless and sticky for a while before coaxing her back. Narcissa also said it was all because she still loved him. It's a pity that when she was with Trom earlier, he was very kind to her and didn't care whether she was having an affair with the named fiancé. Later, they decided to break up because of their disagreement, and said that she still loved him. Why was her love so weak this time? In the final analysis, the author was determined to write about Lucius from the beginning, so no matter how good everyone else is, they are just cannon fodder. No matter how bad Lucius is, he can be forgiven. I always thought that Narcissa would grow up slowly later on, but she didn't. From the beginning to the end, she was the little girl with no thoughts and only men in her heart. So disappointing.
It's been a long time since I've seen a fanfic of Narcissa and Lucius, and it's so good-looking. This pair is the only cp in Harry Potter that I can't tear apart. I'm so angry when I see other writers criticize one of them. Thank you for writing such a good story.
Lucius, idiot, wife slave, Malfoy!