Beautiful Insanity

Prologue

Lucius Malfoy loved beautiful things. He surrounded himself with beauty and hid away things he considered ugly but necessary. Though his marriage was arranged by his elder family members he had no objections to it; his bride was statuesque and glamorous yet elegant and refined. He wasn't interested in having sex with her but merely adding her to his collection. He did consent to mate with her one time to produce and heir. He had his friend Severus concoct a potion to ensure the child's gender. He would not do this act more than once with a woman.

Lucius was very pleased with his beautiful son. He was everything he ever wanted: intelligent, charming, powerful, commanding and stunning. He kept close observation over his upbringing to make sure he knew his place in the world--second to none but his father. Of course it was made very clear that when the Dark Lord arose he would be his servant but other than that, Draco was to bow to no one

One day in the Spring of Draco's sixth year at Hogwart's Draco did a horrible thing. He brought his girlfriend home to meet his parents. Lucius was livid. No one was beautiful enough for his son. He found Pansy an intolerable, whiney brat. His son would not date her; he would not date anyone.

After dinner, Lucius informed the both of them that the relationship would not continue. Draco told his father he would not be instructed whom he could and could not date. He then left the manor with his girlfriend and returned to school. Lucius knew there was one thing he could do to break the couple up.

That weekend he rented a hotel room in Hogsmeade and waited for the students to arrive. Draco and Pansy walked with a group of their friends towards the village and didn't notice the pair of eyes following their movements. Draco kissed Pansy goodbye and headed to the Quidditch shop with his friends and Pansy headed for a dress shop with hers.

Lucius approached her and smiled charmingly.

"Ms. Parkinson, may I have a moment of your time?" he asked. Pans only stared and seemed to have trouble forming words.

"I only want to have a word alone with you in private so that I may apologize to you in person for my insensitive behavior." Pansy agreed hesitantly and followed him to he hotel.

"Would you like a drink?" he offered.

"Sure" Pansy responded more than willingly. He poured her a brandy laced with a strong aphrodisiac and love potion. Poor Pansy had barely finished the drink when she disrobed and through herself at him. Lucius, not thinking the girl was pretty enough to have sex with but at least pretty enough to pleasure him ordered her to drop to her knees. When the girl finished she professed her love but Lucius walked away.

When Draco finally ran into Pansy in the village, she demanded to know where his father was. Confused, he honestly answered that he had no clue. Then he asked her why. At that moment the potion wore off and she was appalled at her actions but had no idea what had caused her to act that way. She told Draco what happened and said she must have drank too much. He didn't care. He left her just as his father did. She wasn't good enough for him anymore.

That night Draco figured out what his father must've done. Surprisingly, he sent his father a letter which offered his forgiveness.

Dear Father,

I realize you must have taken steps to interfere in my relationship with Pansy. I should be outraged and furious. However, I wanted the relationship to end but I wanted it to be Pansy's fault. I did not want to be dumped yet I did not wish to appear as the bad guy either. You gave me an acceptable out, and while I find your behavior deplorable, I forgive you.

Love always,

Draco

Lucius was pleased with the situation but was determined to prevent any more floozies from getting to his son. He had something in mind for his son that did not include and relationships or marriage. He would be keeping his beautiful son to himself. Lucius decided to concoct a potion that would eliminate Draco's attraction to girls. Well that was all it was supposed to do at least. Lucius was never that good at potions.