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| | Follies II: Little White House |
 | | Despite some rumours that had chased her through the later years of Hogwarts, Pansy had never given herself up to Draco before that night, believing (as her mother told her) that the inherent magic of the wedding rite would imbue her virginity with a sacred status, and make the love-making more brilliant for it. |
 | | After the wedding, their lives settled into a pleasant routine: Pansy took care of Malfoy Manor, acting on behalf of Draco’s interests in order to maintain the house and its estates, and certainly, he absently praised her as a good manager. |
 | | Draco was, unavoidably, often away on business, staying at the family’s townhouse in London, or on the Continent: making deals, or tying up investments, making sure that all the pies the Malfoy family had fingers in were still viable. |
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