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[The following is the contents of the letter when viewed by anyone other than Narcissa or Lucius Malfoy, thanks to a modified version of the journal warding charm]

Dear Mrs. Malfoy,

Thank you once again for our lovely Hogsmeade tea several weeks ago. I truly cannot express my gratitude too often or too effusively for the advice and time you've given me.

I'm afraid I must beg your indulgence a little longer. As you know, my Grandmother's birthday is quickly approaching, and I wish to do something really special for her this year. I wonder if you have any suggestions on the matter? I had thought, perhaps I might order a custom piece from Ms. Rowle, but I'm afraid my taste may be immature compared to a grown woman's. I hate to be a bother, but as you've been so kind to me in the past, I hope you might deign to advise me once again.

Thank you ever so much,
Pansy Parkinson.

[In addition to the above, the following is visible both to Narcissa and to Lucius on the reverse side of the parchment, which is slightly sticky to the touch in order to draw attention.]

Narcissa,

Please forgive the subterfuge of the reverse letter. I thought subtlety to be valuable in this instance. The charms should be foolproof; I've been practicing them for some time now.

I'm so sorry to hear that you aren't feeling yourself. I suppose I just wanted to let you know that my thoughts are with you, and that if there's anything at all I might do for you, I hope you will tell me so. I hate to think that you're in pain.

I am working on my project. I hope to make progress over the holiday.

I shan't write by this method again unless you and Mr. Malfoy think it quite safe. I've done my best; I wanted you to know that I am hopeful for your recovery.

Yours,
Pansy