[Hp]to a World Without Me

From the first day of school, Sirius Black had dreamed of someone. After that, that person kept appearing in his dreams from time to time. Sirius Black could not see her face at first, but one night in fifth grade, Sirius Black finally saw her face clearly and knew her name - Julianne Evans. Sirius Black began to investigate the person named Julianne Evans. He and his good friend James Potter searched through the school's records but could not find this person, and it seemed that the only Evans who had attended Hogwarts over the years was Lily Evans. After James Potter fell in love with Lily Evans, Sirius Black even asked Lily Evans for help and checked the Evans family's genealogy, but the name "Julian" was not found. While investigating, the person named Julianne Evans appeared in her dreams more frequently than before. In the dream, he seemed to be getting closer and closer to her, and in the process, Sirius Black was slowly attracted to her. She clearly had a gentle, non-aggressive face, and she was humble and gentle in her treatment of others, but Sirius Black saw the cold undertone beneath that humble mask. She is considerate and considerate towards those close to her, but ruthless and ruthless when dealing with those who displease her. This contrast made Sirius Black couldn't help but want to understand her, so he investigated her even harder. Gradually, Julianne Evans became a part of herself. He began to look forward to nightfall more and more, not because he could go on a night out with the marauders, but because he could see her again. Missing her made Sirius Black want to see her more and more in reality, but unfortunately Merlin didn't want to let him do so. Since Merlin would not allow him to meet her, Sirius Black would create the opportunity himself. He began to learn to draw, and based on his memory, he drew one after another of the people who haunted him. At the same time, in the dream, I seemed to be working under Dumbledore with him, as if I was competing against a dark wizard named "Voldemort". Sirius Black always felt that since Merlin allowed him to dream about her, he and her would meet one day. However, since February when he was 21 years old, the person who had been accompanying him in his dreams never came into his dreams again, and was replaced by endless darkness. This was unacceptable to Sirius Black. He began to huddle in the room filled with her paintings every day, pressing his body against the scrolls, as if he could feel the warmth he had never felt before. In the end, James Potter smashed the locked door, picked up himself who fell to the ground helplessly, slapped himself twice and scolded himself, and then he reluctantly started living again. After graduating from Hogwarts, Sirius Black entered the Department of Mysteries and became a silent man. Since Albus Dumbledore defeated Gellert Grindelwald in 1945, everything in the wizarding world has been peaceful, and the work of the Department of Magical Affairs has naturally been carried out without hindrance. The busy work filled up his life, but it could not fill up the emptiness in his heart. Fifteen years passed in such an ordinary way, and Sirius Black met her again on a peaceful night. Sirius Black was happy and heartbroken. I was happy that I finally saw her again, but I was heartbroken because in the dream, she seemed to have been abused in some way, and she was thin and haggard. At the same time, Sirius Black finally saw the name "Julianne Evans" in reality. That name appeared in a diary of his godson, Harry Potter. The first sentence in the diary is: "To a world without me. - Julianne Evans" Lightning protection: This article is not very good for Sri Lankan religion, so read with caution —————————————————————————————— The difference between past, present and future is nothing more than a stubborn and persistent illusion. ——Albert Einstein Time is a very interesting thing, often linked to history. If a person goes back in time and changes history, the old history will be overwritten by the new history. ——Filius Flitwick Concept: time, history, past and future