the lives of the wicked should be made brief || Cissahov
Shaking his head and smirking at Narcissa, Antonin quickly followed behind her, careful not to step in any of the blood and track it upstairs or anywhere with him. He watched her back as she moved, so graceful and beautiful and Antonin smiled to himself. Her words though, about the rest of the manor, shocked Antonin, but he was careful not to let it show.
With a smirk, Antonin nodded. “You are quite right.” He reached out, dragging his fingers lightly across the small of her back. “And what are you going to show me?”
Narcissa smiled, pressing her lips to his for a brief moment, “Well, it all depends on what you’d like to see, but I thought we’d start with the master bath, darling.” She kissed him again, reaching behind her to open the door, pulling him with her as she stepped into the hallway. She turned then, grabbing his arm and pulling him through the too-large estate. She thought she saw her son lurking in the shadows but she ignored him. She couldn’t be bothered with his disgust at this current moment.
Narcissa pulled Antonin up the grand staircase, pushing open the door to her and Lucius’s room quite casually. She kicked off her heels, her feet sinking into the plush rug beneath her and she moved toward the adjacent bathroom. “Feel like joining me?” she nearly purred, bending over to turn on the water. She looked back at Antonin, a shark-like smile spread across her face as she stood up again, letting the water warm.

