Author's note: Chapter one, was the most interesting to write, thats for sure.

Disclaimer-arama:I got nothing, you can check the contents of my pockets, if you want to be sure. Everything except Liberty is the property of Ms. Rowling.

Chapter Two: Liberty

"Liberty Alexandria!" Draco shouted, "Get down here NOW!"

Fifteen year old Liberty Malfoy came bounding down the stairs and into the breakfast nook where her father sat. She put on her most innocent smile and took a seat across from her father. Liberty had a faint idea about what this was about, but decided to play Ms. Innocent; after all, she was innocent until proven guilty.

"Can I help you?" She spoke in her sweet voice.

"What is this?" Her father held up a letter from the ministry, "You swore to me this wouldn't happen ever again, Liberty."

"I have no idea as to what you are referring to, Father dear."

"Don't give me that 'Father dear' stuff, Liberty," He began to read the letter, "Dear Mr. Malfoy; We received word that an Imboluos charm was used on a group of house elves had your residence last night at 10: 45 PM. Under new legislation, House Elves are considered a protected magical being and should we receive one more word of house elf abuse, you will be charged. This is your third and final warning. Jacob Hoggart, Magical Law Enforcement."

Stupid house elves. Draco thought, I have feeling I know who is behind this. God, I thought she gave up on house elves years ago. At least it wasn't – lets not go there, Draco, repress those memories again. Liberty doesn't need to know the past.

"Yo, um, dad." Liberty sighed, her dad had been spacing off a lot lately, "Dad, they asked for it! They weren't listening to me!"
"Liberty, what are you going on?" Draco looked down and saw the letter clutched in his fist. He snapped back into reality and turned his attention to the matter at hand, "Still! You do not, under any circumstance, cast a spell on them! We had this discussion last week, Librety. You're grounded."

"But Dad…" Liberty whined.

"No but dad's Liberty."

"But-"

"No buts."He spoke sharply, "Two weeks."

"Whatever dad."

"Do not speak to me in that tone of voice, Liberty. What would your mother say?"

"I was just a mistake, what's it to you how I act," Liberty stood up and walked out the door, pausing only briefly at the door, "And mom wouldn't say anything, Dad, She's dead."

"Liberty! That's not true!" He called after her. He placed his head in his and hands and sighed. Silently, Draco agreed with the last bit. It's true, your mother wouldn't say anything. She never existed in this life. To be more to the truth, your other parent refuses to accept that you even exist. In his eyes, you don't exist and for that matter, neither do I.

And with this more repressed memories came flooding through.

A/n: Chapter two…. Read and reply.