She knew Malfoy had money, of course, she did. But when the elevator doors had opened, she’d assumed she’d wander around to one or two large apartments on the floor, and one of the doors would just have his name on it. Instead, the elevator doors opened directly to his apartment. The space was large and had an open concept design. The floor appeared to be smoothly polished concrete, probably original to the building, and the walls were dusty red brick. Overhead, piping, ductwork, and conduit hung from the ceiling. Large columns separated the space, a kitchen and a living area to the left and a bedroom and what she assumed was a bathroom to the right. The wall directly opposite of her was entirely windows and while the night sky was pretty, she imagined the sunrise was even better. If it weren’t the size of a small grocery store, it could probably be classified as a studio apartment. 