unbroken_halo (![]() ![]() @ 2013-05-15 23:29:00 |
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Entry tags: | #madness2013, author: unbroken_halo |
A Challenge (Bill/Sirius)
Title: A Challenge
Characters/Pairing: Bill/Sirius
Word Count: 302
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Challenge: Day 15
Author's Notes: Not beta-ed. For ragdoll and her prompt: brush
Bill studied the tattered curtains, trying to keep quiet while he inspected the portrait's spells. It was a puzzle, certainly, and although he'd been told there were Permanent Sticking Charms on the painting, every wizard knew that the magic faded after death. It was just a matter of time before the right charms could be identified and applied.
He moved forward as he felt someone enter the hallway, inching closer to the frame to allow room for passage. Robes brushed past him then warmth blanketed his back.
"Can you get her down?" The smoky voice ghosted across his ear and Bill turned, grunting slightly as he bumped into Sirius Black.
"Pardon me," Bill murmured as Sirius leaned around him to look at him.
"No bother at all."
Bill met the curiously amused gaze. Black's grey eyes were just a bit wild and Bill felt his heart jump as Black grinned. He remembered that this wasn't the notorious killer and that although Azkaban still lingered in his veins, Black was innocent of the murder he'd been accused.
"She's a right terror and I was just curious as to whether or not you'd be able to move the bloody menace."
"I should be able to once I figure out the right method, Mr Black."
"Sirius. Mr Black was my father," Black murmured, reaching out to flick the end of Bill's ponytail off his shoulder.
"Of course, Sirius," Bill nodded then licked his lips as Sirius' smile widened. He shuddered slightly as Sirius walked away, his body once again brushing close to Bill's and leaving him with the impression of heat and a seductive predatory smile.
Bill watched Sirius charge up the stairs and turned back to the portrait. He glanced again at the empty hall uncertain which challenge he was going to tackle first.