Recently, the young wizards at school have been arguing fiercely over whether cats or dogs are better.
When I was asked, I was getting ready for a date.
I thought about it and said, "I guess I'm a dog person."
To explain why I'm a dog person, we have to go back to my third year, when I first started going on dates.
My dates ranged from a curly-haired boy who was like a puppy to... an actual dog.
Believe me, I don't mean that as an insult. My date really can turn into a dog.
Of course, he is also very handsome in human form. Objectively handsome, the kind of handsome even Slytherins who can't stand him have to admit.
Though sometimes he's childish and a little sharp-tongued, his feelings are passionate. I said the day before that I wanted a unicorn feather, and the next day one appeared in front of me... He's a total man of action.
And he kisses very well.
He seems like the perfect date. The next step should be to officially become a couple, then follow Hogwarts tradition and get married after graduation.
If only I weren't secretly in love with his friend, James Potter.
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Hero's point of view:
Sirius Black has recently realized that his girlfriend seems to like someone else.
James Potter has always had one worry: he suspects he's the stand-in for the person in Okamos's heart.
1. The pairing is Dog and Stag, one-on-one with separate endings.
2. James and Lily won't end up together. [Important!]
3. The heroine's moral standards in love are rather low. At first, she dates someone else because her unrequited love hurts too much, so she finds a stand-in for fun. (The person in James's heart, from his point of view.)
4. The title comes from Eason's "Mian Mian". It's even better if you read while listening to the BGM.
Theme: Companionship is the most enduring confession of love.
