[HP] Can you be gentle with me

After lunch, they continued their activities, had fun, and worked hard until the sun outside the window began to set. Sirius had been killed hundreds of times by Remus with wizard chess, and he stretched himself. "Ah... don't play anymore! Remus, you are too much, at least let me win once?"

"No." Remus stared at the chessboard intently, ordering his queen to beat Sirius' knight out of the arena. "How could I do such an act of disrespecting my opponent?"

"I'd rather you despise me..." Sirius grunted.

James on the side had long since given up using exploding cards to stack castles, they always exploded when he was about to stack the last one, which made his teeth itch with anger but he couldn't do anything with the cards. "Haha, I think Sirius' chess skills are too bad."

"How about I play a game with you, and you can tell me who is poor at chess?" Sirius retorted.

"No." James shook his head. Sirius' chess skills are indeed not bad. I used to lose most of my chess games against him. Why did I get a frenzy when I met Remus... James secretly decided that even if Remus begged him in the future, He doesn't play chess with him either, what's the point of playing chess when he's under pressure!

"Tahlia, have you ever played wizard chess?" James turned to Tahlia who was reading a book.

Tahlia raised her head, looked at the fragmented chess pieces on the side of the chessboard, and said. "Muggle chess doesn't move."

"Can't move?" James exclaimed. "Is that still called a chess piece?"

"James, very few things in the Muggle world move by themselves," Tahlia said. "But I know the rules..."

"Do you want to get off?" Sirius desperately wanted to get rid of Remus' killing, and quickly stood up from the chair. "Remus, don't bully her!"

Remus was speechless, when did he bully someone.

Looking at Remus' expression, Sirius said confidently. "Just you playing chess with such ruthlessness is bullying."

"Okay, Sirius." Tahlia finally came over. "What are you doing to embarrass others..." She sat down across from Remus. "Do I play black or white?"

"White." Remus ordered the pawns back to their positions, turning the board upside down so that the white pieces were facing Tahlia's side. "You play first." Tahlia reached out to move the chess pieces, but Remus quickly stopped them. "Just say it, you don't need to touch them, uh... I think these chess pieces don't like being touched, they will chirp and complain."

"Oh!" Tahlia withdrew her hand. "Sorry..." She ordered her pawns to advance two squares.

Remus also started ordering his pieces to move.

In the end, of course, Tahlia also lost to Remus, she smiled. "Remus is really good at chess..."

Remus rubbed his head sheepishly. "No, it's just that my father often plays with me." He was obviously very happy when he mentioned his father. "Father is stronger than me! When I was a child, I..." He suddenly closed his mouth, and then spoke again. "...he taught me how to play chess when I was young!"

"Your dad must be a nice guy," Tahlia said.

"Yeah," Remus nodded. "Father was good to me, my mother was a Muggle...he was always there to protect us," he said.

"Sounds like they're good parents," Tahlia said, standing up and looking at her watch. "Ah, it's already dinner time... Are you going to leave or go back here to eat?"

"Go back," James said, starting to pack his things.

Sirius glanced at James and said. "You want to go back to Lily?"

James, who was packing his things, froze, turned around and smiled brightly at them.

"Go!" Sirius gestured to hit James. "I know..."

Remus chuckled. "Sirius, don't be like this, he hasn't seen his goddess for a day, we should be considerate of him..."

"It's not just a day." Sirius said disdainfully.

Remus and James looked at each other silently, wisely choosing not to speak.Obviously Sirius and Tahlia see each other every day, if Sirius can't see her for a whole weekend, would he still be so calm?

"I think we'll come back tomorrow," Tahlia said. "Long enough today. James," she turned to James. "You can bring Lily here tomorrow, so that you don't know where your heart is drifting away when you're here."

James immediately rushed forward, dog-leggedly took the book from Tahlia's hand and helped her put it back on the shelf. "Tahlia I knew you were a good guy! You must be the best guy in the world!" he flattered.

"You can exaggerate a little more." Tahlia said, rolling her eyes.

"No no no! I absolutely mean it!" James said.

Tahlia was speechless. It seemed that James was the most unscrupulous person in this group. No wonder he was beaten by everyone. His behavior was as if it was written on his face that I owed a beating, hit me up.

Early the next morning, Tahlia and Sirius went to the Room of Response first, and soon Remus and James came in, and Lily was right behind them.

She also expressed her admiration for this magical room. With Lily here, they decided to study this day. Both Tahlia and Lily said they wanted to read books. Sirius gritted his teeth and glared at James? , causing him and Remus to lose by one vote to Tahlia and Lily's Learning League camp, and began a hellish day of befriending books.

Soon, the weekend is coming to an end, and at night, everyone should go back to their respective rooms, and they agreed that they would come here to do homework together as long as they are free. This time Lily first asked if they could bring them next time Snape, everyone was silent for a while, James angrily thought how Lily had to pull on Snape for everything, and finally it was Tahlia who broke the silence and agreed.

Everyone felt that they had a fulfilling weekend, although Sirius thought it would be better if he didn't spend the whole day facing the books, but after seeing Tahlia's face still shining until now, he was obviously in a good mood, and felt that It seems like a good day to live like this.

Saying goodbye to Tahlia, Sirius wanted to go back to his room, but at the corner, he bumped into Snape who had just walked out of the room.

Both of them were taken aback, but Sirius spoke immediately. "Excuse me." He brushed straight past Snape.

"Black." Snape's voice came from behind.

Sirius turned his head. "What?" He watched Snape approach hesitantly, took out a small notebook from his backpack, and handed it to him.

"Pass it to Watson for me," Snape said.

"Why don't you give it to her yourself?" Sirius raised an eyebrow and asked, but still took the notebook.

Snape said flatly. "I haven't seen her in the past two days, but I can't go to the girls' dormitory, so I can only leave it to you."

"Okay." Sirius agreed. "If there's nothing else, I'll go first."

"Ah."

Sirius turned and left, went back to his room, and saw his annoying roommate playing with the strange object that their family probably sent him again, as if showing off, ignoring him, Sirius went straight to the bathroom, ready to take a shower Then go to sleep, the first Potions class will be held tomorrow, even if his potions have been determined to be at a level that will not blow up the cauldron at most, but he still can't hold back Tahlia, he must keep his spirits up .

In the early morning of the next day, Sirius woke up really bright, and when he entered the living room, he was not surprised to see Tahlia who was already waiting there. In addition to the potions class in the afternoon, he also had two Defense Against the Dark Arts classes in the morning. After last week's class , Sirius didn't care much about this morning's class, but he and Tahlia went to the hall anyway, and there was no need for a prefect to lead them to the classroom today, partly because Defense Against the Dark Arts was taught last week, and partly because of the Potions class It was near their Slytherin dungeons, passing by every day, and Sirius was glad that he didn't have to see the shiny long-haired creature on Monday morning.

In the morning class, Tahlia seemed to lack interest, and she didn't pay much attention to the professor's lectures. She took out her notes and flipped through them. Sirius suddenly remembered the notebook that Snape entrusted to him last night, and hurriedly took it out and pushed it to her. before.

"What is this?" Tahlia asked.

"I met Snape on the way back to my room yesterday, and he asked me to bring you this," Sirius said.

Tahlia opened the notebook, and found that it was full of densely packed small characters. She took a closer look and found that those small characters were all unique insights into potion making or medicinal material processing, and some parts of them had been deleted and trimmed. Obviously, it was the result of Snape's trial and error many times. Tahlia once again admired Snape's level of potion skills. Although she could read the potion book well and maybe even make a decent potion, she would never be able to do it Be unique and innovative like Snape.

"What was written?" Sirius also took a closer look.

"Notes on potions," Tahlia replied.

"So his potions are strong?" Sirius asked. "But haven't we taken Potions yet?"

Tahlia remembered what Snape had said earlier. "I remember he said that his mother was very talented in potions. I think he probably studied it since he was a child."

Sirius snorted a little. "I didn't expect that Snape had such a specialty."

"Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, doesn't they?" Tahlia said, and excitedly began to study the potion notebook.

In addition to the small writing, the content inside can be said to be wonderful, and judging from the way this notebook is recorded, not only the efficacy of the finished product can be exerted better, but even the production time of potion can be shortened or even half. Time, the more I read it, the more Tahlia felt that this notebook was really perfect. Although Snape probably had memorized the contents above before giving it to her, she was still very happy that he would give his things Giving it to her, not Lily, seemed like jealousy, but Tahlia couldn't help thinking about it a lot.

Perhaps because of this, Tahlia subconsciously rejected Lily a little, so he never took the initiative to interact with her, even though he knew she was a good girl, just like the night of the school feast, it was Lily who opened the mouth to resolve the relationship between himself and Snape. and she knew that Lily was always telling Snape to be kinder to others, there was definitely a reason why James would like her, but she always had a vague feeling that there was no way to get too close to Lily, and sometimes Tahlia would blame him for this Own.