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Truth be told, Fenrir was a bit surprised that he had managed to tempt her at all. The disgust he garnered in higher society was no secret, and even those that worked closely with the Dark Lord and his less-than-human allies tended to look at him as little more than a dog. Maybe that was part of the point. The elder Rosier in particular would have been furious to know his dear, perfect sister had lowered herself to that degree. Did Eleanor believe he would tell him? âQuite clear,â he replied, voice low and tongue pressed hard against the back of sharp teeth. A taste of her was beyond imagining. It was almost unfortunate that it would never be more than skin-deep. âI might be many things, but a fool isnât among them. Only a fool would cross a Rosier.â
She hummed softly. It was an interesting proposition. He was quite nice to look at, this sheâd thought before. But his nature....his class. He was intended to be nothing more than a mere pet in their circle, there to do their bidding and nothing more. It would disgrace their family name for her to sink to such a thing. And yet....there were whispers of many unclean things among pureblood families. She had heard dark and twisted things about the way elves had been commanded to serve masters before. Simply put, this was no where near as sickening as such behavior. â Correct you are.â She nodded. âOften the last thing one does in life, actually.â She licked her lips dramatically and then seductively pulled one between her teeth. âOkay, Greyback. Iâll allow you this opportunity to impress me, but make no mistake about who is in charge here. Donât believe for a second that I am not exactly who I am and who have always been. Or for that matter that you are anything other than what you are.â She stroked his cheek softly. âBut, that said, if youâre a good boy I might be able to offer you many more bones in the coming months.â













