Sirius O. Black (![]() ![]() @ 2011-02-09 23:20:00 |
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Entry tags: | james potter, sirius black |
Who: Messrs. Padfoot and Prongs
What: Underage drinking and some Sirius serious conversations.
When: BACKDATED to the night of James’ arrival.
Where: The roof of Building D.
Rating/Warnings: PG, for language.
Status: Incomplete
When Lily and James had moved into Godrics Hollow, and Remus and Sirius had moved into their grubby little flat in London, the two ringleaders of the little gang had spent quite a few evenings sat on the roof of Sirius’ building, talking bollocks and getting drunk. And even though James was only sixteen and hadn’t even kissed his future wife yet, let alone moved in with her, Sirius didn’t see any reason to ignore that tradition.
“Here.” He cracked open a bottle that smelt a little like something Pomfrey would give Remus after a particulary vicious full moon, and passed it over. Then he couldn’t help but grin and lean forward to catch James’ cheek between thumb and forefinger. “Awh! Look at you!” He cooed, teasing smile almost ripping his face in two. “This is what parenthood must feel like. If... you know, you were a crap parent who got your kid pissed.”
Sirius leant back against the barrier that separated them from a dramatic drop and lit up a cigarette, taking a deep inhalation and peering across at James. Perhaps it should have been an issue that Sirius’ best mate had turned up five years younger than Sirius himself, but he was so bloody pleased to see him he found he hardly cared. After all, he’d loved sixteen year old James. That was Prongs before Lily had got to him and made him all responsible and (God forbid) perhaps even a little dull. Although there was a lot to fill him in on, and it wasn’t exactly anything that anyone could describe as comfortable. But he had to know, before someone who wasn’t Sirius told him.
After all, the two boys had been almost attached by the hip from the moment they met on the train when they were eleven years old. No’ one, not even Remus, knew them better than they knew each other, even with half a decade suddenly separating them. And it wasn’t as if Sirius had grown up an awful lot since he was sixteen anyway. He was a little more battle-weary, perhaps. A lot more closed off and damaged, but deep down he was the same bloke.