Our Game (Sirius Black Fanfic)

Black

Before I start, I would like to say, that if you hate this and hate my writing, then stop reading and gtfo tbh. I don't appreciate it when people read my whole fanfics just to comment negative things or act like its shit, because tbh, I only care about people who actually like it.

I'm done.

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OC PROFILE:

Name: Raelin Potter
Age: 16
Family: Nina Potter and Gerald Potter (Parents), Marcus Potter (Brother), James Potter (Cousin).
House: Gryffindor
Loyalties: Potter Family/Hogwarts/Order of the Phoenix
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Greenish/Bluish
Nickname: Rae, Potter, Blondie, Hairy (Harry ;) )

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Wasn't it odd, how easily a witch could get expelled?

It wasn't odd to Raelin, of course, being the troublemaker she was. Two schools in total. She had been expelled out of two schools. Of course her parents weren't happy.

Especially her smartass brother, Marcus.

"Sis, you got to start settling down in an actual school now. You can't forget about your future, you know." Marcus sighed and shook his head.

"And that's why mom and dad are sending me to Hogwarts." Raelin sighed. She was currently standing in front of the fireplace, reading to go to Hogwarts.

"Go on dear, we'll see you again on Christmas holiday." Nina Potter kissed her daughter on her forehead before pushing her into the fireplace.

Raelin watched as her parents and brother waved her goodbye.

"Hogwarts!" She threw the flew powder on the fireplace and suddenly appeared in the headmaster's office.

"I've been expecting you, Miss Potter." An old man with a long beard smiled warmly at the blonde who was coughing ashes up.

She smiled back politely.

It's just the first day. I shouldn't start anything again.

Professor Dumbledore, the headmaster, had briefed her about Hogwarts curriculum and led her to the Great Hall a few minutes before dinner.

He sat her down beside him where Professor Mcgnagall sat. Mcgnagall didn't mind and had offered the seat herself.

Raelin thanked her gratefully for her legs felt like noodles.

Students then started pouring in one by one, and all of them stared at Raelin confused. When almost everyone was seated, Dumbledore stood up, ready to give a speech, when four boys came rushing in.

They were out of breath, panting for air.

One with black hair and circular glasses looked up and towards Raelin.

"Rae!" James Potted pointed at the blonde, his eyes widened as he exclaimed. Then he charged.

She stared at him amused and bewildered at the same time when he jumped onto the table and slid to her, grabbing her in a hug.

"Hello to you too, James." Raelin laughed.

"What are you doing here? And in Mcgnagall's seat!" He exclaimed, amusement and excitement in his eyes.

Raelin whacked James on the head.

"Professor, Mcgnagall." She smiled at the boy.

"Uh, James, want to introduce us to your hot friend?" One of James's friends, the one with the silky black hair, walked towards them, hands in his pockets.

James smiled goofily. He was excited. Raelin Zeyla Potter was his partner in crime ever since their birth. Raelin was just 1 month younger than James was. Growing up, their parents visited each other very often, until they entered elementary school and never saw each other again that much until today.

"Padfoot, this is my cousin, Raelin. Raelin, this is Sirius." James smiled excitedly as he introduced the two. Raelin had a smirk on her mouth as she stared at Sirius with a challenging look. He did the same to her.

"So... which house are you in?" Sirius asked.

"She hasn't been sorted yet, dumbass." James shook his head at his friend.

"Whoa, who's that girl?" Remus Lupin walked over and smiled at the blonde.

And hell, Raelin thought, he was attractive.

"Raelin Potter. Nice to meet you...?"

"Remus, Remus Lupin." Remus smiled softly at the blonde and she returned the smile.

"Oi, Moony, back off. She's mine." Sirius whispered and nudged his friend.

"Oh no, you won't get her." James shook his head. Raelin snorted.

"Get me? Are you kidding me?" She laughed, smacking the table.

"Every single girl are bound to fall for me." Sirius shrugged.

"Well, too bad I'm not one of those girls." Raelin smiled evilly at the boy. He smirked.

"We'll see about that." He leaned over the table, their nose almost touching.

"Let's play a game," he whispered in her ears.

"You fall in love, you lose." Sirius smirked at the blonde girl who snorted with laughter.

"I guess I already win then." She replied. It was his turn to snort.

"You wish, blondie."

"Oh, I won't have too." She smiled, winked at him, and leaned down of her chair. He smirked back, even though he was pissed as hell.

The girl wasn't cracking at all.

It was going to be a hard, fair game.