~teases you with glimpse of ankle and promises of sequel~

meeps again

Hee! I'm glad you liked it to the point of being in need of cooling off! :D

Erm, a wedding hadn't really occurred to me in all honesty, but a longer sequel is in the works. Any potential developments will creep their way in between the smut there, I'm sure!

Haha, yes, seduction a la Ron - now we know why I was so wary of the exchange curse! ;o)

Thank you! Between books and Slytherins, she had to get in there and hold her own...

The Ministry are really out of luck when they go against her ... If she stood up for house-elves who didn't want to be liberated, the injustice of imprisoning someone who fought on their side would really set her in motion!

Hee! Thank you! Lucius' voice was particularly strong when I wrote that chapter. The poor man hadn't bantered flirtatiously since long before Azkaban ... He was quite relieved indeed that his skills hadn't rusted any. 

I think so too, in a sense ... Slytherin would have made an excellent Hermione, though her deviousness in canon certainly shows she's more than capable enough. That's one of the reasons I love Hermione with either Snape or Lucius also.

The smutty stuff is now approaching at a very rapid pace ... I hope it will be more than satisfactory. 

I wrote another one-shot OT3, but it's currently only posted on my Livejournal. I'll give it a polish and post it here when I have a bit more spare time, but you're welcome to pop by and read it there. The link is in my profiles, and the fic should be in the memories.

Certainly more to come, yes. There's a sequel to this one in the works, as well as several other one-shots that I've been prompted for.

Thanks for the review, and I'm chuffed you enjoyed! 

Mmm, yay!  I will look!

Thank you for your very thoughtful review! I'm afraid I'll have to deal you a momentary disappointment, actually ... I wrote this fic on something of a deadline, so it is complete with the next chapter. Having said that, I have begun working on a sequel that I will take my time to develop fully. There I will focus heavily on the threesome's social interactions - with each other and with their friends/family/acquaintances. Ronald, Molly and the rest will have to deal with whom Hermione is scheming with, because Hermione is about as ready to give up her two Slytherins as Severus and Lucius are to send her away.

Thank you once more, and I am delighted that you enjoyed my story! 

Hee! He certainly was having a hard time. I shall be a tease and say Lucius will have an even harder time (same pun intended); well, now that the door-slamming is out of the way, of course (you sort of see why in the next chapter, and most certainly in the sequel).

Mmm, crunch time indeed - no library in this world measures up to being stuck between those two... ~joins you in the lust puddle~

Mm, no, the Weasleys are most certainly not saints. They are very nice people, but the key word there is people - much like everyone else, they do have their flaws. This was one scenario where I could certainly see them disregarding facts in a quest for retribution (particularly since, as I touched upon in the narrative, the hostility and prejudice were very much mutual in CoS).

The sequel, once I get round to it, will be equal parts social interaction and obligatory smut, and I shall try to touch upon more of these 'logical conclusions' there. 

I'm very glad you enjoyed this, and thank you for taking the time to let me know! =D 

Mm, it was, but when isn't Severus naughty, really ... Suffice it to say she was broadcasting her lustful feelings to such extent that he decided it would be a harmless peek.

As for the other fish, he'll soon find out more than he thought he'd bargained for. And I certainly hope the sandwich will prove to be as yummy as these Slytherins are worthy of...

Ooh, it would have been a far nastier cliffie if I had given a hint, even for a moment, that Draco would stick around. As it is, we know who came in ... just not yet why. ;-)

Thank you! I certainly hope the conclusion is at the very least as satisfactory as the tension balling up into it.