"Maybe we shouldn't have killed them!"
In the living room, Narcissa shifted her gaze from the corpses on the floor to the bottle of golden potion in her hand. Her pale lips trembled slightly, and there was a shadow in her eyes as she looked at Bellatrix.
"If we didn't kill them, what were we supposed to keep them for?" Bellatrix did not care that she had just crushed two bugs to death. "You must have noticed—they'd been colluding from the start."
"But... I mean, we haven't confirmed whether this is Felix Felicis." Narcissa tightened her grip on the golden potion and continued, "Besides, they might have other connections. I mean, perhaps they know other skilled potion-makers. Spending some money is better than stumbling around in the dark."
"They were lying from the very beginning. I could tell at a glance." Bellatrix spat at the corpses on the floor and said disdainfully, "These idiots always like treating everyone else as fools. Still, I rather like their stupidity."
Narcissa fell silent for a moment. She did not want to keep arguing with Bellatrix, as it would lead nowhere. Bellatrix was difficult to persuade now, and even Narcissa was no exception.
"Maybe we should return to Britain first and have Severus verify whether those Felix Felicis potions are genuine," Narcissa suggested.
"No, this is Felix Felicis. I'm sure of it."
Bellatrix took the bottle of Felix Felicis from Narcissa's hand. She knew her sister's nature.
Narcissa definitely wanted to give the Felix Felicis to Draco. That would be a complete waste.
"Wait."
Narcissa tried to hold onto it, but Bellatrix still took the potion away.
"Felix Felicis must be used where it is truly needed." Bellatrix stared at her sister and warned, "Our goal is to get rid of Dumbledore. If Dumbledore