Catherine lifted her gaze from A History of the Magical World in the Sixteenth Century and, peering over the top of the page, secretly watched Sirius Black.
She wanted so badly to go over and kiss him right then, kissing from the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes to the creases at his cuffs, then gently nibbling his wrist.
She loved him. He was an escaped prisoner of Azkaban; she was a prisoner of fate. In different times, they had savored the same pain; on the same side, they fought a common enemy. She could feel their hearts resonating in the darkness. She could picture his soul burning with hysteria. She could see her own good and evil reflected in his, and glimpse the mirror of her own struggles in his.
He was the light of her life, the flame of her desire, her sin, her soul.
She raised the book a little higher.
Not yet.
Be patient, Catherine.
A mutual unrequited love story about a little girl who adopts Sirius, falls for him, is loved by him in return, sleeps with him, breaks up with him, then gets back together with him four years later and keeps sleeping with him. The heroine is dark, perverse, calculating, cool-headed and rational, with intermittent bouts of madness. The hero is true to the original: twelve years in prison have left him barely human, with justice and passion coexisting with obsession and madness, and ferocity and brilliance interrupted by bouts of insanity.
The author is neutral, neither whitewashing nor vilifying anyone. I love the Slytherin House setting, but I don't like Slytherin characters. This isn't Slytherin bashing, but fans who insist on arguing are not welcome. Snape is as unhygienic and obnoxious as in the original; Draco is as pathetic, ridiculous, and obnoxious as in the original; Voldemort is as idiotic and brainless as in the original.
I love Lupin, Dumbledore, Lily, James, the Weasleys, and the twins. Haters, stay away.
The story is dark and explicit, so readers who prefer a sunny, heartwarming tone should be cautious.
Welcome, hardcore fans of the original, to come and take a look.
Why! There are not many good-looking articles, and even less about Sirius. When I think of my favorite rebel and the chance to find this article, I never expected that I would not be able to follow the ending. I am so heartbroken! It's like being hungry and finally making a large table of exquisite food, but you can't eat it. It's so miserable! Madam, when will you come back and update?
It's amazing, I suddenly feel that the heroine and Sherlock are quite compatible, haha
Seven years have passed...
Damn it, I just saw Wu Qiwen, and the next second I saw the last chapter
When will the wife come back...!
Please update, please update, please update, please update.
Hiss, the writing is really good, but I have a deep question, how could Sirius like this kind of person?
It's such a shame that such a good article was ruined! Although the heroine is not in the first person, it feels like a real private novel from the heroine's perspective XD There is a small bug in the previous article. The dog's pad is not soft. Unlike the cat, the dog's pad is relatively hard and rough. Of course, there is no difference between stepping on someone or leaving footprints~
The dog is really stupid, if he had stolen a wand earlier, nothing would have happened. But he also lost his mind after being in Azkaban. Just like a normal person who stays in a mental hospital for more than ten years, even if he is not crazy, his thinking will become slow because he has no normal communication partner.
Lucius's tone was very loud. He was obviously a coward. Do you dare to compete with the old man he called old, dim and ignorant? I still have the nerve to bring up the matter of the school director, but I should think about how to explain the diary issue to my master in the future.