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Another illustration from the fic Elemental . Five years on, Bella catches Tom talking to her father's lawyer and realises they know each other.

(Hlarious footnote: My husband is a lawyer and took exception to Xalvador, particularly given his role in rigging the will. I had to explain that he was actually extremely attractive, well-dressed, and successful for a Potterverse goblin, and had earned sufficient respect from Tom to be confidante of sorts, and that he'd only made slightly more explicit an intention that Cygnus had anyway - and had actually taken offense at Tom's suggestion that he might have actively forged it).

Specs and credits: Hexagon 2.5, Daz Studio 4.6 Pro, 3Delight.

Link: My Credit & Re-Use Policy

Excerpt:

"You rigged my father's will."

She said this at the height of the war, after coming upon him deep in discussion with Xalvador the Litigator. Up until then, he had managed to conceal his dealings with the annoying little creature completely.

"Why would you say that?" he asked mildly, but with only the slightest effort at feigning innocence. She knew him well enough by now that outright lies were no longer an option.

He found this both aggravating and exhilarating.

Description
Another illustration from the fic Elemental . Five years on, Bella catches Tom talking to her father's lawyer and realises they know each other.

(Hlarious footnote: My husband is a lawyer and took exception to Xalvador, particularly given his role in rigging the will. I had to explain that he was actually extremely attractive, well-dressed, and successful for a Potterverse goblin, and had earned sufficient respect from Tom to be confidante of sorts, and that he'd only made slightly more explicit an intention that Cygnus had anyway - and had actually taken offense at Tom's suggestion that he might have actively forged it).

Specs and credits: Hexagon 2.5, Daz Studio 4.6 Pro, 3Delight.

Link: My Credit & Re-Use Policy

Excerpt:

"You rigged my father's will."

She said this at the height of the war, after coming upon him deep in discussion with Xalvador the Litigator. Up until then, he had managed to conceal his dealings with the annoying little creature completely.

"Why would you say that?" he asked mildly, but with only the slightest effort at feigning innocence. She knew him well enough by now that outright lies were no longer an option.

He found this both aggravating and exhilarating.