[HP Sirius] Sweet Potions

"Ersa." He stood up suddenly and strode to her side, "Where have you been?"

"I... I went to a party," said Ursa, her voice trembling a little. "What the hell happened, Dad?"

"It's nothing, I just—" He stopped talking suddenly, frowned and stared behind Ersha, and asked vigilantly, "Who is this?"

He has the same cold gray eyes as Ersa, but the deep outlines make them sharper.

"I'm Ersa's friend." Sirius replied quickly.His slightly rising tone showed that he was a little nervous at the moment, "Hello, Mr. Green, I'm glad..."

"I didn't ask you." The other party interrupted him impatiently, and he looked at Ersha, "Who is this kid?"

"It's mine..." Ursa hesitated.

But her father understood at once what was going on.He glanced at Sirius with deep suspicion, "You don't look like a professor."

"I'm a student here," Sirius said, and hastily added, "But I'm graduating soon."

"Whoever you are, kid." He frowned and looked at Sirius coldly, "I'm going to have a few words with my daughter now, alone." He emphasized the word "alone", and then looked at Sirius He slammed the office door shut.

Sirius nearly hit his nose.He took half a step back and sighed helplessly.

He suddenly realized that Ursa's father was a difficult character and seemed to be very protective of his daughter.

But that didn't discourage him.

He played tricks with his wand, his eyes on the ceiling.His strong desire to compete made him determined to impress that man.

After a few seconds, he couldn't help wondering what Ersa and her father were talking about.

He hesitated for a moment, and finally put his ear on the door.

"...Get out of here with me, Ursa." He heard Mr. Green say, "Hogwarts is not so safe anymore."

Ursa said something, but her voice was too low for Sirius to hear clearly.

Mr. Green's voice came intermittently, "...No...Hogwarts is not safe...Death Eaters are...so get out of here, come with me...I have a friend in Vietnam, we can go first There."

Sirius held his breath.

What exactly does this mean?Is Ersa leaving?

"I..." Ursa began, but Sirius couldn't hear her answer clearly.

"Okay." Mr. Green finally said, "...No. 30 this month, I will wait for you at..."

A few seconds later, the doorknob was suddenly turned.

Sirius quickly took half a step back, pretending to be nonchalant.

"You're still here." Mr. Green said with a frown, as if he didn't think Sirius should stay here.He sized Sirius up, "What's your name?"

"Sirius." Sirius replied quickly.

"Sirius?" Mr. Green raised his eyebrows, "a special name."

Sirius swallowed, "Yes."

Ursa was standing behind her father, looking at Sirius a little uneasy.

"What's your surname?" asked Mr. Green suddenly.

"Black, sir." Sirius replied politely, his expression was even more serious than answering questions in class, "Sirius Black."

"Black." Mr. Green frowned deeply, "Are you from the Black family?"

Sirius had a bad premonition, "Yes, but I—"

"Listen to me, kid." Mr. Green suddenly moved closer to him, and said coldly, "No matter how you approach my daughter, or what you have done to her before, I will not hold her accountable—anyway Get away from her starting today."

"Dad!" Ursa hurriedly stopped his father.

"You too, Ursa." Mr. Green turned to look at his daughter, and his tone was a little gentler, "Stay away from the Black family. If you know what their family has done secretly, you will understand me mean."

"I have been expelled from the Black family." Sirius said suddenly, "So to be precise, I am not a Black."

Mr. Green squinted at him.

Sirius stared at him unwillingly.He knew that he must not show any wavering at this time.

"You look a lot like your mother, you know?" Mr. Green said coldly. "In my opinion, there are certain things that have been decided since you were born, and you can't change that."

Those words made Sirius freeze.He opened his mouth slightly, as if he didn't know how to react for a while.

"Okay, Dad." Ursa hurriedly stopped their conversation, "Stop talking."

She looked at Sirius worriedly.But Sirius forced a smile at her, as if to tell her that he was fine.

"You'll know how wrong you were, sir." Sirius said, taking a deep breath.

Mr. Green raised his eyebrows, and he re-examined Sirius as if he had just met Sirius.Then he looked back at Ersha, "Remember, I will wait for you at the old place at the end of this month." After saying this, he turned around and left quickly without saying goodbye.

"What did you talk about?" Sirius asked on the way back.

Ersha looked solemn, lowered her head and stared at the ground, and walked forward without saying a word.

"Ersa?" Sirius called her name.

Ursa turned her head sharply, "Uh, what?"

"Are you all right? You look terrible," Sirius said.

"Oh." Ursa sighed, "...it's nothing."

"You know - anything can be discussed with me, understand?" Sirius said. "You don't look like nothing happened."

Ursa smiled reluctantly, "It's my father. He told me just now that he hoped that I would leave here with him."

"Get out of here? What does that mean?" Sirius asked alertly.

"Just leave Hogwarts, leave England," Ursa said. "He said he had a friend in Vietnam who could give us a very safe asylum. He wanted me to hide there with him. "

"Then what's your answer?" Sirius asked with a frown.

Erza stopped in her tracks.

"...Come with me." She hesitated for a moment and said, "If you really want to leave Hogwarts, you can go to Vietnam with us." After she finished speaking, she looked at Hogwarts with full expectation Sirius.She is very satisfied with her plan.

Sirius looked at her with raised eyebrows, as if a little surprised, "What?"

Ursa felt vaguely uneasy.

"You can open your favorite garage there if you want," she said.

Sirius opened his mouth.He stared at Ersha intently, as if he were looking at a stranger he had just met. "I'm not going, Ersha. I thought you knew."

"Why?" Ursa asked in bewilderment.

"Because I said, I'm going to join the Order of the Phoenix." Sirius rolled his Adam's apple, "That's not just a joke. I'm not leaving England at this time, I'm not going to hide like a coward .”

"Coward?" Ursa felt her heart sinking suddenly.

Sirius also seemed to be aware of his slip of the tongue.

He quickly licked his dry lips in embarrassment, "I just want to say, I won't leave here. My friends are all here, and they will join me in the Order of the Phoenix. We have already planned These, I can't leave them behind."

Ursa was instantly disappointed.

"Then I'll have to leave by myself," she said dryly, while secretly sulking.

Sirius seemed to be unable to believe that Ersa would react in this way. He looked at Ersa with wide eyes, and his tone was a little anxious.

"Remember what we said last time around the fire? I said I was going to buy that house, we've decided we're going to live together, don't you remember?"

"Of course I do," murmured Erza.

"Then reject him." Sirius looked at her pleadingly and said, "Stay with me, will you?"

Erza relented.It was always difficult for her to reject someone she cared about, and it was the same when she rejected Anna last time—she regretted and blamed herself for that incident for a long time.

"Of course I want to stay," she sighed, "but—"

At this time, a voice came from the other end of the corridor.

"Who's there?" said a man's voice.

"It's Filch." Sirius snorted softly.

"Let's go," Ersa reminded, "if you don't want to be locked up."

Sirius didn't leave immediately.

"Anyway, I'm leaving here soon, so what if I'm locked up a few times?" He said stubbornly.

Just then, Administrator Filch approached.He held a dim kerosene lamp in his hand, and stared maliciously at them through his messy, dry dark gray hair.

"It turned out to be Miss Green." He said hoarsely, and turned his eyes to Sirius next to him. "And Blake—what are you doing here in the middle of the night? Have you been caught?"

Erza blinked quickly.It turned out that Filch thought Sirius was wandering alone in the middle of the night, but was caught by Ursa.

"Oh, yes." Erza cleared her throat and said, "I was going to ... teach him a lesson."

"Restriction," Filch grinned through his dirty yellow teeth, "definitely put him in confinement. I still have a whole set of punishment tools in my office. Do you want to use them, Miss Green?"

Punishment tool?

Ersha's cheeks flushed slightly, "Oh, thank you, I don't think it's necessary."