Sirius Black thought he had charmed a sweet little flower from a Death Eater family, but he was wrong. He had charmed a black-hearted lotus.
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I've always thought Sirius was a tragic character, and I've really wanted him to survive. So I paired him with a pure-blood traitor girlfriend, a Slytherin girl who shares his ideals but takes a completely different approach.
I'll be critical of blood purists and so-called nobility, but not of anyone else. I'll try to portray people as multifaceted. This Sirius won't be perfect, since he himself looks back on some things he did as a student and calls them stupid. The heroine won't be perfect either. She won't be a righteous Gryffindor; she's a typical Slytherin. They're just two ordinary people.
The story probably won't be very long.
Inspired by the song "Death of a Bachelor" by Panic! At the Disco. There's a Sirius fan edit on Bilibili that uses it as background music.
Her brother couldn't be proud of him for long either. If he was set to be Nott's father, I remember that he was a complete scumbag.
The heroine is deeply educated by a pure-blood family and is not averse to black magic. She is hypocritical and cunning, but why is she so friendly to Muggles? If she had received a pure-blood education and the influence of two extremists since she was a child, she would not be so kind to Muggle children. Moreover, the heroine is very obedient to the family and expects her father's care. She knows that she will make her father unhappy but she still makes friends with them? Is the hostess a little confused?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh come on
The little details here when Mia showed Sirius the homework really poked me. This setting is also very fresh. Come on!
Very well written! Come on!
Great writing! But if you can leave a blank line between each paragraph, it will look more comfortable ~
Her brother couldn't be proud of him for long either. If he was set to be Nott's father, I remember that he was a complete scumbag.
The heroine is deeply educated by a pure-blood family and is not averse to black magic. She is hypocritical and cunning, but why is she so friendly to Muggles? If she had received a pure-blood education and the influence of two extremists since she was a child, she would not be so kind to Muggle children. Moreover, the heroine is very obedient to the family and expects her father's care. She knows that she will make her father unhappy but she still makes friends with them? Is the hostess a little confused?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh come on
The little details here when Mia showed Sirius the homework really poked me. This setting is also very fresh. Come on!
Very well written! Come on!
Great writing! But if you can leave a blank line between each paragraph, it will look more comfortable ~
Sirius has a lot of ideas