After the War. (Harry Potter short stories)

If Sirius had a daughter

If Sirius had a daughter, idk who would be the wife but here is how I would imagine it to go....

THROW BACK AGAIN!!

Arial looked around the train station. 'Where is he...' She thought rather impatiently. She had short black hair, pale skin, and blue eyes.

"Ari! Over here!" Sirius came running over to her. He hugged her tightly. For a little too long. She coughed. People started staring.

"Da-ad!" She laughed. Her father was so jittery and over-protective of her.

"Sorry" he smiled while letting go of her. "So how was your first year at Hogwarts?" He asked while picking up my luggage. "Great! I made some new friends... No boyfriends dad jeez!" She said rolling her eyes and catching her dads glare.

"Not yet anyways..." She trailed off. Sirius stopped immediately almost dropping her luggage.

"Dad! Calm down I was kidding!" Arial laughed. He let out a sigh of relief.

"I mostly made boyfriends..." His eyes widened. "DAD! Boy SPACE friends!"

"Well how am I supposed to know the difference!" He huffed. She smiled.

"I made a really good girl friend though, her name is Marie" Arial said.

"Good! Maybe she can visit sometime!"

"Maybe"

*le time skip*

"Hey dad?" I asked nervously. "C-can I talk to you about something?"

His face went white. Arial NEVER stutters in her sentences.

"Y-yes dear?" Sirius asked cautiously as she sat down next to him.

"Um-well I..." 'Cmon, you can do this!' She mentally pushed myself to speak.

"I have a boyfriend!" Arial blurted out.

"W-what?" Sirius asked, his eyes nearly popping out of his head.

"His name is Jackson" she said continuing.

"He's a year above me and he's in Slytherin" She said squinting. Arial braced herself for the worst.

Worse than the worst happened.

Sirius stayed there petrified.

'My baby girl? NO NONNONONONOONONONOONON N-O NOOOOOOOO' He thought shaking his head furiously while crossing his arms.

"No?" Arial asked.

Sirius almost whimpered. He hated it when Ari was mad, especially at him. But Ari couldn't leave him. No.

"No-"

"Well that's too bad because I already planned to meet up with him next Sunday" she said angrily, crossing her arms.

Sirius was about to argue, but he knew it was worthless. She would leave him to live with whatever his name is, never mail him, never visit him. She would abandon him. Just like his parents.

"Ok. Never mind. Do what you want..." Sirius said, head down.

Arial was worried now. "Daddy?"

He looked up with tears in his eyes. She gasped.

She went over and hugged him tightly.

He sobbed into her shoulder, and she kept her arms firmly wrapped around his back.

"Daddy what's wrong?" She whispered softly.

"I-I d-don't w-w-want you to l-leave me!" He cried, hugging Arial tighter.

She nodded.

"I-I don't w-want you t-to f-forget about m-me!" He sobbed, burying his face in her arms.

She understood now. He was always alone as a child. He didn't want to be alone again.

She released him and he looked up, eyes red.

"Daddy... I will never ever leave you. Maybe I will, marry Jackson someday, but I will be across the street. I'll eat dinner with you every week, I'll talk and laugh with you everyday, and you'll see me so much you'll be sick of seeing my face!" Arial laughed. He smiled, and held her in a tight hug again.

"Oh what did I do to deserve a daughter like you" he said to himself, smiling into her hair.