Hilarious!

[lapin-agile.livejournal.com]

I am so enjoying Draco's comeuppance and Lucius's (obviously belated) instructions in socially appropriate gift-giving!

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[lapin-agile.livejournal.com]

Hm.

I wonder what Druella thought about Draco's suggestion that he'd splash out for emeralds for mother's day. Clearly she followed through on the inventory. (Thanks for pointing back to that post.)

It would amuse me if Draco's already placed the second order with Garrards before being made to realize exactly how expensive emeralds are. (And before he lost authorization to use the family account.) Not too late to cancel the order, perhaps, but Lucius might find it awkward to insist on that.

I'm loving this little plot.

[longstrider.livejournal.com]

I am also loving this plot. Seeing Lucius backed into a corner by a little innuendo from his son is absolutely hilarious.

I really wonder where Draco is going to end when the fuses are lit in 7th year and everything is about to blow. Pansy as well, she is all set to break our hearts depending on whether she breaks toward family or friends. Or of course as one of the many bodies on the floor at the end (my goodness I'm dreading when the deaths start to really pile up near the end.)

[gwendolyngrace.livejournal.com]

That's if the explanation to Druella wasn't all just an excuse to get her to look at N's inventory, and there IS no second order at all.

[lapin-agile.livejournal.com]

Absolutely. But that only makes it more interesting because, if that's the case, Draco was risking (no, really, pretty much setting up) Druella's asking Narcissa about her mothering day gift from Draco in a way that would produce awkwardness. He either comes off as looking childishly unrealistic in his gift-giving ideas (which he'd probably hate his Nanella to think about him--and what if she's amused and tells Narcissa the whole story?!) or he has to come through with something suitably grand even if it's short of emeralds. Bless.

But maybe he knows Druella would never tell.