Title: ...yet your eyes cover my skin
Author:
huldrejentaRecipient:
pavlablackRating: R
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Word count: ~ 4,900
Summary: Voldemort was conquered once and for all in 1981, and his followers were all sent to Azkaban. Years later, justice was done when some of them got released. But being free isn’t always what it’s cracked
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Wonderful descriptions, heartbreaking tension, Sirius so damaged (i love what he said about everyone being strangers to him now), how remus being there makes Sirius see things differently. Loved the ending. And the title.
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Maybe I'll write their relationship really loud and full of fiery ups and downs next time!
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This is just a small sample of what I really loved about this: It wasn't love at first sight. Truth be told, it wasn't even like at first sight. Outspoken spontaneity meeting cautious contemplation can lead to friction, even conflict, when placed together in the same dorm, with a head-shaking James and a nervous-looking Peter as wary spectators. Surprisingly soon they found a common middle ground, giving the reckless Sirius long missed peace of heart, and the melancholy Remus unexpected joy of life. They built a bond; a bond strong enough to inspire powerful greatness and to forgive unthinkable betrayal. When years later they fell in love, their hearts and lives were already so deeply entwined it seemed one couldn’t exist without the other. Their love was old love, from the very day they leaned in for their first, breathless kiss. Never fumbling or searching. What they yearned for was already there. Yes, it was so very well- ( ... )
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LOL, I don't know when it suddenly becomes nice to be called "my dear boy" - maybe around the time it stops being annoying to be asked for ID?
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And thank you so much for your thoughtful and lovely comment, it means a lot ♥♥♥
This prompt immediately stood out to me, so I'm glad I could use it.
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Too many beautiful bits to quote back, I htink, or I would end up copy-pasting the whole thing. BUt in particular, I loved this: Then years later they fell in love, their hearts and lives were already so deeply entwined it seemed one couldn’t exist without the other. Their love was old love, from the very day they leaned in for their first, breathless kiss. Never fumbling or searching. What they yearned for was already there. and this: “Then I’d like to wake up. You know. Wake up for real. ..." because it just perfectly emphasized the dream-like quality of the whole piece ( ... )
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Yes! I love hopeful endings, and I couldn't leave everything too angsty.
Thank you so much for your lovely words!
The section with the voices in Remus' head and what people were saying, was the first section I wrote for this piece. So it set the mood for the rest of the story.
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