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Finding Home	By : Koolgirl18 Category: Harry Potter > Het - Male/Female > Lucius/Ginny Views: 3994 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Diane quietly watched her son patiently court her young ward for almost three weeks.

After all, she would have to be a pretty unobservant mother to not notice the simmering attraction between Ginny and her son.

Diane knew she should be doing more to stop romance from blossoming between them. After all, they did practically promise the Blacks that Narcissa would become a Malfoy.

And yet, Diane had never seen her son look at someone the way he looked at Ginny—not even the women he bedded for sport that he thought she didn't know about.

And though Ginny didn't really speak of her, she saw the looks the young red head gave to her son when she thought no one was looking.

Diane just couldn't bring herself to deny the two the opportunity to fall in love. Everyone deserved a chance to fall in love, even if it ended in heart break.

What Diane wouldn't have done to have been given the chance to fall in love before marrying her husband.

She may not have been able to give her son a picture perfect marriage with love.

What she could give him, however, was a chance to see what love was like.

~~L~~

Lucius was being ... odd.

He flew with her almost every morning. When he couldn't fly with her, he would find reasons to run errands with her and Diane. Or, he would find her when she was alone in another part of the house reading a book.

Even odder was that he never really said anything to her if she was busy reading. Instead, he would have his work under his arm and sit close to her reading over the parchment in silence.

Ginny would have had to be as daft as Ron to not understand what was going on after three weeks of seeing Lucius almost every day.

The bloody man was courting her.

What was even more troubling was that it was working.

His smiles were genuine, his conversation interesting, and his kindness shocking.

She didn't understand his need to court her so intently--especially when he was getting married to someone else. After all, even if he was after a shag, why try so hard?

Ginny remembered the day she really began to fall for it all.

~~L~~

Ginny had just finished flying when Lucius invited her out to a picnic lunch. Ginny was so used to having lunch with Lucius that it didn't even occur to her that she could still reject him, even after almost two weeks of spending lunch with him.

Ginny followed Lucius to a part of the Malfoy gardens she had yet to explore.

From what it looked like, these gardens were pretty secluded from the rest of the Manor. Ginny didn't know how she felt about being in such a secluded place with Lucius.

There was no denying it. The man wanted under her robes as badly as Regulus did. The only difference?

Ginny finally admitted to herself that she kind of wanted him to be under her robes.

Just one look at his charming smile and the sparkle in his eyes when she descended the stairs to meet him was all it took for her to fall under his spell.

Although if Ginny were honest with herself, she had been falling under his spell from the moment she first spied him in her bedroom after waking up with a nasty bruised head.

At first, it had been easy for her to ignore these feelings. After all, the first few weeks she knew him, he had been provoking her. Anger made it impossible for her to notice how handsome he was, to study his perfectly placed features.

But now, now that he was actually nice to her, it was impossible to ignore her attraction for him.

Ginny needed to hate him. After all, he did try to kill her multiple times in her time period.

However, it was hard for her to continue to keep that in her mind, mostly because in this time, he wasn't an evil asshole yet. From what Diane had told her, Lucius spent most of his time working with the family business or spending evenings with his lady friends as she called them.

And even if Lucius weren't a sociopathic manic, she had to remember Harry. Ginny knew that she needed to finish what her and Harry started, even if it ended in them never being together in the end. At least, that was what she kept telling herself.

"This looks like a good place," Lucius said, stopping near a plot of beautiful red roses.

Ginny said nothing as he set up the blanket and put the picnic basket down on top of it.

"After you," he said, giving her a charming smile.

Ginny ignored the smile and sat on the blanket.

Lucius sat across from her, leaning back on his elbow.

Silence descended upon them.

Ginny pretended to study the rose bushes, ignoring the way Lucius was studying her.

"I would like to apologize, Virginia," he finally said.

Ginny finally looked away from the bushes and at him.

"I was being overly protective the other night when you were on your date with Regulus. I had no right to dominate that date. You never have to worry about me doing that again. You are perfectly capable of running your own dates."

"Apology accepted," Ginny said, nodding to him.

After all, what else could she say to him? To fuck off? Actually, that would probably make her feel better and help her to create much needed distance between them. But she resisted the impulse.

"I would like for us to start over again, and be friends, Virginia. I have realized that I have not been the best host to you since you have arrived. I should have been more sensitive to you as a guest, especially considering your memories are not back yet. I hope we can start over and be friends."

Ginny was unable to look away from his stunning gray eyes and beautiful smile.

Everything in her mind screamed to say no. All of the memories of his nasty way towards her and her family, the memory of Tom Riddle's diary in her cauldron, of the way he tried to kill her at the Department of Mysteries battle, of his icy cold stare as he tried to kill her during the final battle, of Harry. But it all faded.

"Sure, let's be friends," she finally said with a small smile, despite the fact that her mind was screaming no.

Lucius' smile grew wider. Grabbing her hand resting on her hip, he raised it to his lips and kissed it.

"I can't wait to learn more about you, Virginia," he murmured against her skin.

Ginny felt her cheeks flush at the feel of his lips on her hand. Her entire body tingled with an all-encompassing feeling she had never experienced before. She had not been expecting such an intense reaction to such a simple gesture.

And from the look in his eyes, she had a feeling Lucius knew that.

But, like the gentleman he claimed to be, he let go of her hand and focused on unpacking the picnic basket.

Ginny watched him, the sudden fire she felt in her belly mixed with dread. She suddenly felt like that one kiss on her hand started a series of events that she would never be able to control.

If Ginny were a smart woman, she would have left the picnic before it could begin and call Dumbledore to pick her up before she made a big mistake.

However, when Lucius offered her an apple with his dazzling smile, she knew that whatever common sense she had left was lost in the sparkle in his gray eyes.

~~L~~

Ginny brought herself out of the memory when she realized she had been staring at the same page for more than ten minutes.

She looked over to Lucuis, who sat on the couch, immersed in his papers.

He looked adorable with his reading glasses on. She couldn't believe he needed them at such a young age.

But that was one of the small little imperfections that she enjoyed about him.

As if he knew she was studying him, he looked up and smiled at her.

Ginny blushed and quickly looked back at her book.

She heard him quietly chuckle but didn't say anything more.

Ginny wanted to hit herself in the head with a book.

It was hopeless. There was no way she was going to leave that time period without Lucius somehow leaving his influence on her.

She just hoped she left before she would do something stupid like fall in love with him.
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