I've always thought it would be such a waste if Sirius had never been in love, so I'm giving him a sweet (???) romance.
Here's the actual blurb:
Procyon Vantier and Sirius Black are polar opposites. They share similar family backgrounds and beliefs, and are both the only Gryffindors in their old-fashioned Slytherin families. But clearly, Rosie would have been better suited to Slytherin. Her mother's death forced her to grow up too soon. She realized that without her family's protection, it would be difficult to survive in this darkening age. So she immediately reined in all her selfishness and capriciousness, trying to find a balance between two utterly different houses.
It turned out she did a terrible job. On one hand, she had incredibly complicated feelings for her childhood friend, Sirius Black. On the other, she realized she couldn't resist the warmth of Gryffindor or the call of her own heart.
The young people of the 1970s struggle to find their way at life's crossroads.
Light or darkness? Justice or evil?
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Come on kid, I will always support you
Come on kid, I will always support you
It feels like the heroine has no struggle when doing things that damage her relationship with Gryffindor. . . It's hard to tell which thought she agrees with, even if she goes to a Muggle store
Come on, big brother, the writing is great
Come on, big brother, the writing is great