Burning Bridges, Burning Boys

Burning Bridges, Burning Boys

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Wizarding World: The Marauders
Sirius Black opened his mouth, and a boy almost died. Now the castle is silent, his friends are gone, and all that's left is guilt curling in his chest like rot. Trapped at Hogwarts over the holidays, Sirius unravels. Haunted by what he did, by what it means, and by the growing fear that maybe he isn't so different from the family he tried to leave behind. The punishment isn't detention or lectures. It's waking up. It's living with the truth. It's still being alive when everything inside him wants to burn.
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bittersweet - (adj.) something being bitter and sweet simultaneously Small, timid Remus Lupin has never so much as thought of someone with malice. He is pure and innocent. Yet still, people make fun of him for the scars that plague his body. Sirius Black is a sensitive, but tough, boy that genuinely just likes to listen to music and kiss girls. Harmless. Yet still, people make fun of him for the lies that attached themselves to his name. The only thing they have in common is that they want to no longer be alive. And, now, they both attend the same Depression Support Group.

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