He smiles at me reassuringly, his gaze warming. "So, last night..." He shrugs a little and shifts slightly in his seat.
"What about it?" I say trying to make it clear I don't want to discuss this in front of his friends.
He tilts his head to the side and looks at me. "Well, we kind of fell asleep to-" He stops speaking, realizing the implications of what he's saying. "Never mind, forget I said anything."
"We'll talk about it later just not in front of everyone," I tell him. He nods in agreement. I finish my breakfast and walk out of the dining room with James Potter. Once the two of us are far enough away from everyone else, he looks at me carefully.
"Look, I..." He pauses and sighs, running his hand through his hair, trying to figure out what he wanted to say. He looks down at the floor, trying to find the words and muster up the courage. "Can I ask you something?" he asks.
"Of course you can," I tell him.
"Okay, so you remember how last night we fell asleep..." he pauses for a minute, trying to pick up where he left off. "Well, I just wanted to ask you..." He looks at me, but I can tell that he's still struggling to say it.
"I do remember," I say hopefully encouraging him to say something.
"Okay...so, um...it's just that, well.." He pauses again, and you can tell that he's struggling a lot. He swallows nervously, looking away for a moment before glancing away.
Finally, he works up the courage to say the words. "So, I just wanted to ask you what...what you thought about the whole thing that happened?"
"I don't think it should happen again. You're in love with Lily and I have my studies to think about," I say with a sigh. And I was in love with him but he would never know.
His heart sinks, and he lets out a deep sigh. "Yeah...you're right," he mumbles, nodding in agreement.
He shakes his head and runs a hand through his messy hair. "Sorry I even brought it up," he says, looking down at the ground.
"So if its words that you are looking for McKinnon, I am fluently gifted with the art of speaking. But I'd much rather spend every day showing you exactly how I feel, knowing that you're mine and that we belong together."
Its Marlene's sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and she wants nothing more than to pass Transfiguration in which she is hopelessly failing. But her struggle to improve her grades means crossing paths with fellow student Sirius Black, who just so happens to be ridiculously attractive, arrogant, and unfortunately her best bet to acing the class. She doesn't know why Sirius has suddenly taken interest in helping her, but accepting his assistance doesn't come without consequences. Her best friend Lily Evans seems to think that there is something more to the relationship than meets the eye, but Marlene has convinced herself that she does not like Sirius in that way. However, things get a little complicated when her feelings become conflicted, and it doesn't take long for Marlene to begin wondering if Lily was right all along. Finally admitting to herself that her feelings for Sirius are more than just platonic, she must decide which path to choose. Suddenly, she no longer just has Transfiguration to worry about; she must untangle the complications of her love life and finally tell Sirius exactly how she feels.
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