There have been very few places Sirius Black has ever felt at home. The Potters' had been one of them-James' parents house, where he first spent summers and then was taken in after he left the dim, dank corners of Grimmauld Place. Hogwarts had been another, but for a long time that was it; his habit of bouncing from place to place kept him from
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"Sirius," she says, looking up with an ink-smudged nose. "In your world, did you have a spell to make a person speak any language?"
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Leaning in, he presses kisses to her forehead, the tip of her nose and her lips. "What are you doing, Beautiful?" he asks, and settles onto the mattress just behind her so that he can peer curiously over her shoulder at the mess across the blanket.
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"You know, they teach some languages at the school, if you're wanting to learn," he says, not even sure how he knows this. Harry, possibly.
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"Even Chinese?" she asks. "You know, there's a very nice man that's come here, and he doesn't know any English at all. Do you think he's very lonely?"
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"Probably, yeah," he says. "To be completely honest, I can't even imagine it. And I've no idea about Chinese classes, but it's easy enough for you to ask. Are you going to try to help him, then?"
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"It makes me anxious to think about."
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"You've been shopping," she says.
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Not that he's thinking much about fruit just now, his attentions shifting as easily as ever. He sets the second apple aside and tips Cassie's chin up so that he can kiss her properly, all lingering lips and warm breath.
"I love you, you know," he says in a murmur against her mouth.
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"I do," she says, still with wonder, and perhaps there will always be wonder when it comes to Sirius, but there's no hesitation when she speaks again. "And I love you, dear Sirius."
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