Brilliant writing here hon! Loved this! ;o)

Nicely done! Narcissa triumphant indeed.

(though Minerva will also have to find another Potions professor-Snape is likely to feel his usefulness, and his slavery, are done).

Yeah, destroying pieces of your own soul till there's nothing left-that just doesn't seem like a good idea.

And as we found out, it wasn't.

Aha, it's showtime!

And the Stone clearly tried to lure Harry into death, too; both his 'parents' didn't know things they should have.

Oh, yes, there are lots of good things to do with the Stone-especially since it always urges the person before it to die...

Beautiful story, keep up the good work!

Still love this fic after many reads

Sadly, I've been to that meeting. I had to take minutes...

Silly Aurors, did they think that Narcissa would have taken no precautions?

The bows are a nice touch.

I think Harry's request to know the ultimate goals was reasonable; after all, if an opportunity arises for him to move them forward, he'll be better at spotting them and reporting them to Narcissa.

Moody's in big trouble, oops! And Minerva understands that Animagi stick together, when they're not harming Hogwarts (which lets out Skeeter).

Such a cool story! Thanks for another very entertaining read

Not many stories focusing on Narcissa as the main character. This was very well done and a pleasure to read. Thank you for sharing your talent.

Me ha gustado mucho la historia de Narcisa como protagonista. Sabemos que ella haría cualquier cosa para proteger a su hijo y en este universo alternativo se ha visto totalmente.

she better not kill Minerva or have harry do it [I'm not finished with this chapter just saying]

Sadly, Hogwarts always needs a scapegoat, usually a Slytherin. Draco just happened to draw the unlucky number this time.

That was some boss magic against the werewolves, though-a good thing Lucius awoke, or she'd be dead.