[HP Family Generation | Rivals turned lovers | Sirius's former fiancée | 1v1 HE]
The thing Sirius Black regrets most in his life,
Not running away from home, not joining Gryffindor,
But on the day of the engagement, he rejected Aglaia Selwyn in public.
He said: "Marry her? Why not marry the armor of Gryffindor Tower."
He thought he had won.
Until that night, the heart of his best brother James Potter was struck.
The fiancée he just rejected.
There were marks on his face and his eyes were red, like a cat soaked in snow.
"Potter, can you take me in?"
James turned off the double mirror without telling him.
One is his best brother.
One is the brother's former engagement partner.
He knew very well that he shouldn't be tempted,
But when did it start?
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Sirius: Refusal to marry is a moment of pleasure, but regret is the crematorium.
James: Brother's ex-fiancée? No, it's mine. I'll help my brother deal with the aftermath.
Aglaia: I don't belong to anyone.
Reader comments
For a plate of vinegar-wrapped dumplings, so I thought the plot was a bit bloody. Sirius started off very aggressively. Saying it is not directed at the heroine, opening or closing your mouth is just a vase.
I chose to read some because I was afraid of stepping on Lei. It was good to see that James didn't like Lily (it was just that the school thought he liked Lily because he often complained about Snape). I felt relieved after reading James' autobiography written by the author. The writing is actually pretty good. The heroine character is also well written. But I'm very curious whether Sirius likes the heroine, because when I read James' self-report, he also expressed concern about the heroine's behavior, but Sirius didn't care.
James and the heroine are very sweet, the characters are well grasped, and their pure love is invincible.
But I'm curious, why does James' mother also misunderstand that James likes Lily?
The heroine actually doesn't hold a grudge against Sirius? . You can actually chat and bicker with him
Oops, I saw the back part, the heroine did not forgive him...
For a plate of vinegar-wrapped dumplings, so I thought the plot was a bit bloody. Sirius started off very aggressively. Saying it is not directed at the heroine, opening or closing your mouth is just a vase. I chose to read some because I was afraid of stepping on Lei. It was good to see that James didn't like Lily (it was just that the school thought he liked Lily because he often complained about Snape). I felt relieved after reading James' autobiography written by the author. The writing is actually pretty good. The heroine character is also well written. But I'm very curious whether Sirius likes the heroine, because when I read James' self-report, he also expressed concern about the heroine's behavior, but Sirius didn't care. James and the heroine are very sweet, the characters are well grasped, and their pure love is invincible. But I'm curious, why does James' mother also misunderstand that James likes Lily? The heroine actually doesn't hold a grudge against Sirius? . You can actually chat and bicker with him Oops, I saw the back part, the heroine did not forgive him...
It's pretty good, come on