Cassie and Lyssa AE 6

"I will speak to you however I bloody feel like." Cassie snapped at him. "Cassie?" Cassie heard as her sister walked into the room about to ask a question. She stopped when seeing Lucius. "Who the heck are you?" She asked him obviously wondering why the hell he was in their kitchen.

Lyssa took the opportunity before Lucius could open his mouth to respond to Lizzie to say "Lizzie he's my father, Lucius."

Lizzie glanced at Lucius and then back at Lyssa. "I honestly don't seen the resembleness." Then she shrugged and made herself a sandwhich. Cassie laughed and glanced at her sister who had a twinkle in her eye.

Lyssa raised an eyebrow, but shrugged it off. Lucius scowled at the girl. And since Tsuki doesn't want to deal with his annoying self here as well as in expelled she's sending him away.

Lucius just sent Lizzie a look that showed that he thought she was filth which made Cassie's eyes narrow. He would think that, cause he looked down on Muggles and all. "Melyssa," Lucius said which madeCassie make aface. She found Lyssa's full name weird. "You are a disgrace to the family's name. Malfoys do not walk out following some stupid half blood-"

"Malfoys also apparently also seem to be gits who don't repect their daughters dicisions." Lizzie said looking at Lucius with a slight amount of anger in her eyes.

"Cassie is not stupid, you ignorant, old bastard," Lyssa snapped with a glare. "Now I suggest you and your...damn prejudices leave this house right now, before I do something incredibly stupid."

"You will not talk to me that way," Lucius said his old cold as he looked down at his daughter. Cassie kind of hoped that her father and mother weren't anywhere near because she was pretty sure if they entered the kitchen everything would blow up in their faces.

Lyssa just glared at him. "I can and I will. Now get out," she said in the same tone as Lucius hasd used.

"No," Lucius said."Get out of my house," Lizzie told him, looking actually rather annoyed. Lizzie actually had more of their mothers temper, she was calmer a lot of the time. "I don't know if you and your kind have morals but when in my house you are going to play by our laws. Which entering a property without permission is illigle." Cassie glanced at her sister and then at Lucius. They really were complete oposites. Lizzie now that she was older and was no longer jelouse, actually thought magic was kind of stupid.

"I have no business with you," Lucius said to Lizzie. "Now stay out of matters you don't understand."

"No," Lizzie said. "And I'm pretty sure I do understand. You're annoyed because your daughter has more guts then you do and choses to stand up in what she belives in, and to follow her best friend then to get pushed around but some idiot."

Lucius scowled and glared at Lizzie, moving his hand to where he kept his wand. "If you so much as think about pulling your wand on her, so help me, I swear I will hex you," Lyssa said in a dangerous tone, eyes locked on Lucius' hand.

"And I'll help," Cassie said dangerously. "I will not be threatened by children." "And Iwill not be told what to do by a man who barges into houses uninvited, swagering around and threatening to attack me with a peice of wood." Lizzie told him, her eyes narrowing.

Lyssa was feeling apprehensive now. All the people in the room had tempers, and that was always a bad thing.

Lucius flicked his wand twice, once sending Lizzie into the kitchen wall and the second immobiling Lyssa and Cassie so they couldn't do anything about it. "You coward," Cassie spat at him. "You know very well that she defenceless against magic." Cassie struggled against whatever was keeping her stuck where she was to no avail. Lizzie got to her feet and looked at Lucius. "Now really," She said with her head cocked to the side. "That was hardly polite."

"Leave her alone," Lyssa growled at Lucius. "You came here to talk to me, so talk! Just stop using magic on someone who can't defend themselves against it. It's sickening!"

"I'm fine Lyss," Lizzie said still looking at Lucius a gleam in her eye. "He's takes quite a lot of pride in that peice of wood. Funny really. You know I never understood the concept of magic, they are really just giving everyone a weapon." Cassie despite her annoyance at Lucius, couldn't help smiling at her sister.

"It's not fine with me," Lyssa muttered. She had to agreed that Lizzie had an excellent point.

"I am not going to stand here listening to this rubish," Lucius snapped and walking over to his daughter he clasped her firmly by the arm and apperated out. Once he was out of the vicinity Cassie found herself able to move again. She hurried over to her sister. "Are you alright?" She asked her. Lizzie nodded. "Fine, just a knock. I've had worse."

Once she and Lucius were wherever Lucius had apparating them, Lyssa found she could move freely again, or well as free as one can when someone has a tight grip on their upperarm. "Let go," Lyssa growled at Lucius, trying to yank free.

"No," Lucius said stll holding Lyssa by the arm. He just about pulled her to her room, ignoring Narcissa who came out to see what the racket was and after disarming her shut and magically locked both her window and her door.

Cassie frowned looking at the spot where Lucius had disapeared too with Lyssa. "Alright," She said looking around. "I'm going to Malfoy Manor." "I'm coming too." Lizzie said. Cassie looked at her sister and sighed. "Lizzie..." "I'm going." "You could be a Gryffindor," Cassie muttered. "Fine."

Lyssa kicked her room's door just after Lucius had locked it. What the hell was he hoping to accomplish from doing this? Stupid bastard.

"Lizzie.." Cassie sighed grabbing brooms from the downstairs cardboard. For some reason, her mother kept the flying brooms that were sadly neglected in that cardboard aswell. "It'll involve magic." "I don't care, I'm going to help you." Cassie looked at her sister and smiled. "Thanks and now I suggest before Mum appears and stops us." "stops you from what?"Cassie spun around to see her mother. "Um.." Cassie said. "We're just going to save Lyssa.." "From?" "Her family." Cassie's mum shook her head. "Honestly Cassie," She sighed. "Fine, I can see it in your eyes you're not going to change your mind. But be careful. Extreamly careful and look after your sister." "Hey I'm the older one." Lizzie said. "I should be looking after her." "Lizzie dear," Her mother said looking at her. "This isn't your world"

Lyssa scowled at her door while she was sitting on her bed.

"Girls," Cassie's mum said. "Hrm?" Cassie asked. "Don't you think it would be a better idea to wait till dark?" "Good point." Cassie said. "I'll give Lizzie flying lessons." Lizzie made a slight face. Their mum sighed. "Fine, but be careful and don't go too high up. You'll attrack attension." Cassie smiled and took the two brooms outside, thankful that they had high fences. Cassie found teaching Lizzie to fly highly amusing, expecially as the other girl didn't like heights all that much. The time past and once it was dark Cassie decided it was time to set off.