Severus Snape Seduced by Dark Magic and Desire Chapter 1 Severus The sun rose brighter and clearer than it had in months that morning, penetrating the mist and then the black curtains that covered each dusty window in his sitting room. But Severus Snape's mind was full of darkness. Too much bloody fog, he thought. It had been like that for months, the Dementors' breath clouding the minds, hearts and vision of millions of people all over Britain. As if that article in the Daily Prophet didn't cause enough panic. A faint crack sounded outside, far away. Then another. At least the wretches are punctual. As Snape rose to put the kettle on, another noise touched his ear, this time an animal's scream. He hastened at this, shoving the rusted kettle above the flame. If they're going to start killing, they could wait at least a minute. Peering out his kitchen window, Snape observed two dark, slender figures weaving through the unfortunate mess of brick houses. Spinner's End was not a kind place to navigate, and Snape liked it that way. Surely these two would find him unscathed, but weaker foes would never reach him. He heard rapid footsteps and arguing, too, but made no attempt to discern it. Let them have their petty quarrel, Severus thought. It matters not. Hear their proposal, lead the way as you know they'll let you and accept. The knock sounded through his heavy door, and Severus cracked it open. A gaunt but beautiful face greeted him. Narcissa Malfoy was of dangerous and treacherous blood, and a more foul disposition was hard to find, but you could not deny how easy to look upon she was. Pale, shimmering hair fell down to her back along a face riddled with grief and worry, and almost more gorgeous for it. Nearing forty her form was aged, that was obvious, but how shapely she was now only stood as a testament to her youth. Narcissa had firm, full breasts that stood out even under the many layers she'd donned to fight the cold mist. Her hips curved dramatically at her waist, framing a supple ass that begged to be taken in two handfuls. Far more than Lucius deserves, Snape thought, glancing at her. "Severus," she said under her breath. "May I speak to you? It's urgent." Snape ushered them in, nodding stiffly at Narcissa's sister as she passed. …the next moment changed everything
