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"I notice i start getting nauseous in the morning and my period is a week late"
Girl i need to fantasies with a hot man that i don't have a chance on, not with a baby,please kill that thing

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concussions and interruptions au m.list
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꩜ smut ❀ fluff 𖤓 angsty/angry 𖤐 funny
synopsis: when you accidentally meet harry's parents for the first time, they quickly learn that you're a very sweet girl, but you have a very complicated family. slytherin!reader
✩ concussions and interruptions - You aren’t expecting to meet Harry’s parents for the first time while you share an intimate moment in the hospital wing after he sustains another quidditch injury (❀𖤐)
✩ after curfew - you and harry seem to forget his godfather is doing rounds when you sneak out after curfew (❀𖤐)
✩ it's a date - when harry and his parents see you in diagon alley, they are surprised to see the sudden change in behaviour you have at your parents' presence. but that won't stop harry from getting his kiss. (❀𖤓)
✩ heavy dresses, tight corsets - in the guise of having a sleepover with daphne, you go over to harry's house, where you can finally take this stupid dress off. (❀)
✩ people are watching - it seems that you begin to care less and less who gets to see the true side of your parents. and apparently, so do they. (❀𖤓)
✩ the talk - when james potter catches you and his son making out in his bedroom, he excitedly goes to tell his wife. but he isn't expecting her to call you both down for a talk no one can take seriously. (❀𖤐)
✩ hands full - sex with harry potter makes you lose your ability to think, even when his mother is speaking to him on the other side of the locked door. (❀꩜)
✩ pass the wrench - when james enters his living room and can't find harry to help him fix something, he decides you're fit to help with the job. after all, you're practically already his daughter in law. (❀𖤐)
✩ be my baby - another night at the potter household reveals that you love one of harry's least favourite songs, a.k.a his dad's all time favourite. (❀)
✩ the giant squid - harry and his friends find out you're afraid of the giant squid (❀𖤐) COMING SOON
✩ the glass room - you bring harry and his friends to meet your friend group in the glass room, hidden in the depths of the slytherin common room. (❀𖤐) COMING SOON
✩ in his arms - harry had been right when he told you not to go back home after graduation. but how could you not when your entire history laid there? (❀𖤓) COMING SOON
✩ baby fever - there are too many cute babies in diagon alley, and their innocent smiles and babbling voices make it difficult for you to focus on Lily Potter's story (❀) COMING SOON
other:
✩ introducing the friend groups
✩ how the friend groups react to the relationship
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Concussions and interruptions - Harry Potter
summary: You aren't expecting to meet Harry's parents for the first time while you share an intimate moment in the hospital wing after he sustains another quidditch injury. obviously jily is alive and well.. slytherin!reader wc: 1.1k
You looked up at Harry lovingly, pulling your legs up on the bed as you rested your head on his shoulder, reaching up to brush long strands of hair out of his face. Harry scrunched his face up, smiling with his eyes closed as your fingers grazed his skin, before opening them again and returning your gaze. The hospital wing was oddly quiet, especially after such an intense Quidditch game. The day had been long enough, having to endure classes while the entire school hyped itself up for the big match, and Harry inevitably ended up making his day longer thanks to the addition of his new concussion.
You’d waited until Harry’s teammates and friends had all left the hospital wing before taking your place next to him, hand resting atop his. He smelled clean, having showered and changed into a clean t-shirt and sweatpants “It’s a phenomenon how you’re so often the only person injured after a game.” Harry chuckled, squeezing your hand softly “Yeah well your house mates really have it out for me.” You cocked your head to the side, biting your lip. Well, you couldn’t argue with that. “Hey, if you’d been a Slytherin, that wouldn’t be the case.” Harry scoffed at your words, but you continued speaking nonetheless, a grin forming on your face, clueless to the wooden doors of the hospital wing creaking open and the two figures approaching you. “Besides, you look way better in green than red.” Harry raised his eyebrows challengingly, the movement in unison with his father’s just behind you. “Yeah well you look better in red than green.”
You shook your head in disagreement, straightening up on the bed. Harry’s eyes were so focused on you that he hadn’t realised his parents coming to a stop behind you, waiting for their son to notice their obstructed presence. Harry stared at you with adoration, watching closely as you mercilessly tugged at your green tie until it became loose enough to fit around your head. You took Harry’s glasses of with care, putting them in the breast pocket of your shirt while carefully pulling your tie around your boyfriend’s neck. “I’m being serious, look.” Tightening the tie around Harry’s neck, you leaned across him to grab the mirror on his side table, unblocking the two adults behind you from his view. Harry squinted, struggling from the lack of visual aid, but the bright red hair of his mum and strong figure of his dad spoiled the surprise.
“Here.” You huffed, handing the boy the mirror, but only then did you realise his distracted gaze. Turning around on the bed, your jaw dropped, immediately recognising both your boyfriend’s parents, neither of which you’d ever met before. Lily and James stood with locked arms and matching smiles on their faces, looks of fondness on their faces. You felt heat shoot up your neck at the recognition that they’d witnessed your intimate moment, and ducked your head away, distracting yourself by returning Harry’s glasses. Standing up suddenly, you freed space for Harry's parents on the bed. Lily ducked, pressing a kiss to Harry's forehead before sitting next to him, while James stood, watching you closely until he averted his watch to his son, stating "Got a call someone got a concussion." James grinned at Harry, who returned the smile, running a hand through his hair.
Glancing at your feet, you debated on leaving the hospital wing to allow the family some time alone. Your thoughts, however, were interrupted by a hand clasping around your shoulder. Looking up suddenly, you were taking aback by Harry's father, and more so how similar he looked to your boyfriend. "You're right kid, he does look better in green. Now you wanna tell me which of your friends knocked my kid off his broom?" You opened your mouth, turning to Harry in search for an answer, but only finding the kind yet intimidating eyes of his mother, turned back to James. "It was Malfoy." You said quietly, eyes wide in embarrassment. "I'm sorry, I can leave you guys alone." You muttered again, gesturing towards the tall doors.
"Nonsense!" Lily stood from the bed, approaching you while throwing her husband a scolding look. "James you're scaring her!" She whispered, though you're sure it was loud enough for even Harry to hear. "Honestly you're both scaring me." You spoke truthfully, and James barked out a laugh, pointing accusingly at his wife. "No sweetheart," Lily started, placing her hands on your shoulders and guiding you back to Harry's bed. "That's ridiculous, we've heard so many great things about you." Your mouth fell agape as you took your place next to your boyfriend once more, eyes going wide. Your strict pureblooded parents didn't even know about your relationship with Harry. You thought the same went with him. "Oh."
Harry placed his hand over yours, squeezing it tightly. His parents shot each other a confused and somewhat worrisome look. "Y/n's parents wouldn't approve of someone who isn't a slytherin or a pureblood, so they don't know." Lily and James both nodded in understanding, but now they were worried for you. It wasn't as bad as Sirius's parents had been, was it? An awkward silence fell amongst you, and you felt the need to fill it, mumbling "Let me take my tie back." Harry shut his eyes, letting you unfasten your tie from his neck and tying it around yours, occupying yourself with the quick movements which you deliberately slowed down to ponder over the situation.
"I'll give you guys some time alone." You spoke again, leaning down to pick up your bag from its spot on the floor and placing it on your lap. You glanced at Harry, smiling at him, before his hand was wrapping around your tie and pulling you closer to him. You gasped when his lips briefly met yours, feeling the heat creep up to your face, and abruptly stood, strictly avoiding eye contact with either of his parents. "It was nice to meet you!" You squeaked, trotting over to the doors in a rush, clutching the bag on your shoulder tightly.
Harry grinned, eyes glued to the spot where you disappeared between the two doors, before he was brought out of his chance by his mother. "Harry Potter, you are evil." She half-scolded, a smile on her face nonetheless. James took your spot next to Harry on the hospital bed, a wide grin on his face as he said "The girl was already nervous enough to meet us, now I don't think she'll ever be able to face us ever again."
"Yeah she will," Replied Harry, pushing his glasses higher up his nose "Give her a year or two."
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Too Much Like Me



Potter!Reader tells her dad she's been asked on a date.
Summary: James finds out Lily's type in men is apparently genetic.
Wc: ~1.7k
CW: Just chaotic fluffy hijinks - a jab about Americans
“Dad.” You trailed James into the kitchen, fighting to keep your voice calm despite the storm brewing ahead.
But James Potter, in all his dramatic glory, had gone entirely deaf. Arms flailing like a prophet warning of doom, he roared, “Family meeting!”
“No! No family meeting!” you yelped, lunging for his arm. You barely stifled a laugh as he flailed harder, like a fish trying to escape the net.
James spun around, courtroom-drama style, and gasped at you with the intensity of someone catching their child red-handed with a cursed artifact. “Fred Weasley? Our Fred Weasley? That Fred Weasley?”
“Yes, that Fred Weasley,” you groaned, dragging your hands down your face. “Merlin’s saggy balls, I regret telling you already.”
James slammed his hand on the counter for emphasis, pivoting toward the sitting room like a man possessed. “Lily!” he thundered, shaking the walls. “Lily, get in here! Your daughter’s lost her mind!”
“Dad, for Merlin’s sake!” You tried to grab him again, but James had started pacing now, looking like a wizard unjustly accused of crimes against decorum.
“Not in my house! Not under my roof!” He spun around, hazel eyes bulging with a level of betrayal that deserved an award. “Fred Weasley doesn’t know the meaning of curfew! Or- Merlin help us- a respectable bedtime! Do you think I’m letting that chaos into my family? After all I’ve sacrificed? For you?”
“James,” came Lily’s voice, calm but laced with amusement. She stood in the doorway, arms crossed and eyebrows raised, her lips twitching. “What are you yelling about this time?”
James turned to her, a man on the brink. “Fred Weasley! He asked her out! Our daughter! On a date! Alone! With no chaperone!”
Lily blinked, then turned to you with a grin brighter than a Patronus. “Oh!” she gasped, her eyes lighting up. “He finally asked?”
James froze mid-tirade, pointing an accusatory finger at his wife. “Finally? What do you mean, finally? Have you been... supporting this? Encouraging it?”
Lily shrugged, her grin widening as she pushed off the doorframe and sauntered into the kitchen. “He’s a lovely boy, James. Polite, clever, charming. He reminds me of someone I used to know.”
“Don’t you dare—” James began, his tone low and dangerous.
“You,” Lily finished brightly, jabbing him in the chest. “Fred’s just like you were. All mischief and charm. No wonder she likes him.”
James gawked at her like she’d suggested selling their house to a pack of trolls. “That’s exactly why she can’t date him! I was Fred Weasley, Lily! Do you know what I would’ve done if someone let me date their daughter?”
“You married her,” Lily said sweetly, leaning over to plant a kiss on his cheek, winking at you as it effectively stunned the red mess that was your father.
James froze, his mouth opening and closing like a fish gasping for air, completely derailed by Lily’s well-placed jab and affectionate kiss. He finally managed to sputter, “That’s- That’s completely different!”
“How, exactly?” Lily teased, raising an eyebrow as she crossed her arms again. “Because if I recall correctly, you were a menace, Potter. A charming menace, but a menace nonetheless. Fred’s cut from the same cloth, and you turned out all right.”
James spluttered, gesturing wildly at you. “Because this is my daughter! She’s not supposed to fall for charmers like Fred Weasley! I can’t just let this happen! Where’s the fatherly dignity in that?”
“Oh, James,” Lily sighed, patting his shoulder with exaggerated pity. “I hate to break it to you, but you lost your ‘fatherly dignity’ the day you wore those matching Christmas jumpers with Sirius.”
“That was solidarity!” James barked, his ears reddening as he straightened his posture in a futile attempt at reclaiming authority. “And anyway, this is different. I’m supposed to protect her! Shield her from the heartbreakers and mischief-makers of the world.”
“Fred’s not a heartbreaker, Dad,” you said, exasperated but amused. “He’s actually- dare I say- nice? And maybe even mature? A little bit?”
James looked like he might faint. “Mature?! You’re telling me Fred Weasley- the bloke who turned all the Quidditch goalposts into giant marshmallows- is mature?! What next? He’s taken up knitting?”
“Knitting would be a good look for him,” Lily quipped, clearly enjoying herself. “Very soothing hobby. He could knit you a jumper, James, to match that dignity you’ve misplaced.”
You couldn’t help but snort at the visual, and James threw his hands up, pacing the kitchen again. “I can’t believe this. I’m being outnumbered in my own home.”
“It’s called democracy- like the Americans,” Lily said, smirking as she leaned against the counter. “And right now, you’re the losing party.”
James stopped pacing to glare at her. “Fred acts like a damned American..” He mumbled before he raised his voice. “This is treason. Pure, unadulterated treason.”
“James,” Lily replied patiently, though her lips twitched with amusement. “You’ll survive.”
At that moment, Harry wandered into the kitchen, his face set in curious confusion as he surveyed the scene. He held a plate of leftover treacle tart, chewing leisurely. “What’s with all the shouting, then?” He asked, his tone disinterested but his eyes sparkling with intrigue.
James immediately pounced, pointing an accusatory finger at you. “Your sister has decided to go on a date with Fred Weasley, Harry! Fred Weasley! What do you have to say about that?”
Harry blinked at him, clearly trying to piece together the situation. Then his gaze slid to you, and his smirk grew as he swallowed a bite of tart. “Fred, huh?” he said, his tone dripping with amusement. “Nice. Bold choice. Never a dull moment with a Weasley.”
“Bold-? Harry!” James looked genuinely wounded. “This is a betrayal! Your own sister-"
“Is an adult,” Harry interrupted, shrugging. “And you’re acting like she’s run off to marry Voldemort’s ghost.”
“Don’t give him ideas,” you muttered under your breath, earning a snort from Harry.
“Not helping, Harry!” James barked, looking thoroughly frazzled now. He pointed at you again. “Fine! Go on your date! But I’m watching him. One toe out of line, and-”
“And what?” you challenged, grinning now as Lily watched on, clearly entertained. “You’ll duel him? Turn him into a marshmallow like his Quidditch goalposts?”
James opened his mouth, floundering for a retort, but Lily stepped in, tugging him gently away from the center of the chaos. “Come on, love,” she cooed soothingly. “Why don’t we sit down, have a cuppa, and let the kids handle their own lives for once?”
James sighed, finally deflating. “Fine,” he grumbled, shooting you one last suspicious look. “But mark my words- an eye for an eye! Harry, date his younger sister!”
Harry froze, the bite of treacle tart halfway to his mouth as the words sunk in. His eyes darted between you, Lily, and James, clearly trying to figure out if this was his moment to fess up or quietly Disapparate.
“What?” James demanded, noticing Harry’s hesitation. “What’s with that face? Don’t tell me you’ve already thought about it!”
Lily covered her mouth, her shoulders shaking with silent laughter. You, on the other hand, burst out laughing immediately, doubling over as the image of James putting two and two together hit you.
“Why are you laughing?” James barked, looking between the two of you like he was missing the punchline to a joke everyone else got. “What’s so funny? Harry, explain yourself!”
Harry, clearly seeing no way out, sighed and placed his plate of treacle tart on the counter. “Dad,” he started, bracing himself, “I’m already dating Ginny.”
James froze. Completely, utterly froze. His jaw hung slack, his hands hovering mid-air like a malfunctioning automaton.
“You’re what?” He whispered, his voice teetering on the edge of shock and betrayal.
You howled with laughter, tears forming in your eyes. “Oh, Merlin, this is priceless!” You gasped. “Dad, your face- your face!"
“James, breathe,” Lily advised through her own laughter, leaning against the counter for support. “You’re going to give yourself a stroke.”
James finally snapped out of his trance, his eyes narrowing into sharp points of indignation. “Ginny?! Ginny Weasley?! First her with Fred, and now you- how long has this been going on?”
Harry scratched the back of his neck, clearly trying to make himself look smaller. “A while.”
“A while?" James repeated, his voice cracking. “Define ‘a while.’ A few days? Weeks?”
Harry hesitated. “Since... fifth year?”
“Fifth year?!" James bellowed, looking like he might explode. “That’s years! Years, Harry! And you didn’t think to tell me?!”
“What was I supposed to say?” Harry shot back, clearly frustrated now. “‘Hey, Dad, by the way, I’m snogging Ron’s little sister’? That would’ve gone over well.”
“Well, it’s certainly better than me finding out like this!” James cried, gesturing wildly at nothing in particular. “My own son! Betraying me! I raised you better than this, Harry!”
Lily wiped her eyes, still chuckling. “Oh, don’t be so dramatic, James. They’re clearly happy, and Ginny’s a wonderful girl. You love her.”
“That’s not the point, Lily!” James snapped, his hands flying to his hair. “It’s- this is-!Fred! Ginny! My children and their Weasleys! What’s next? Ron’s going to marry into the family, too?”
Harry raised an eyebrow. “Well... technically, Hermione-"
“No! They got her too!?" James cut him off, throwing his hands in the air. “Don’t even tell me! I won’t survive it! This is it- this is how I go. Betrayed by my own family and buried in a sea of Weasleys.”
You leaned against the counter, wheezing with laughter. “Dad, you’re being ridiculous.”
“Ridiculous?” James turned to you, his face a picture of righteous indignation. “You don’t understand. I fought a war for this family- for this! And now my legacy is going to be a house full of Weasleys!”
“Sounds cozy,” Lily teased, patting his arm. “You’ll come around, James. You always do.”
James groaned, sinking into a chair as if all the fight had been drained out of him. “Fine,” he muttered, waving a hand dismissively. “Fine. Date your Weasleys. Marry them. Name your kids Fred and Ginny Jr. for all I care.”
You patted his shoulder, grinning. “Love you, Dad.”
He shot you a glare but muttered, “Love you, too. But don’t think for one second I’m not watching Fred like a hawk.”
“And Ginny?” Harry asked, daring to push his luck.
James pointed a warning finger at him. “You, young man, are on thin bloody ice."
Lily hushed James as she patted his back, leading him out of the kitchen. He continued to blabber on, muttering something along the lines of;
“Is this my fault?”
“Merlin, does Molly know?”
“Bloody redheads- OW!”
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"I notice i start getting nauseous in the morning and my period is a week late"
Girl i need to fantasies with a hot man that i don't have a chance on, not with a baby,please kill that thing

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me when i get asked why i suddenly dislike a character (i can’t tell them it’s because i read a fanfic where said character made y/n’s life miserable and now i have personal beef with them)

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me for the past week and i'm so fucking maddd
STOP👏TAGGING👏XREADER👏IF👏YOU👏USE👏AN👏OC👏NOBODY👏 FUCKING👏ASKED👏FOR👏THAT👏OKAY???
The wrong thing is not the fact that you write a story with an oc, no, that's not the real problem, really.
IT'S JUST THE FACT THAT YOU USE THE WRONG TAG SO YOU HOPE MORE PEOPLE READ YOUR STORY. BUT BELIEVE ME IT'S JUST FUCKING ANNOYING 'CAUSE WE AREN'T ABLE TO FIND THE RIGHT FICS IF YOU KEEP DOING THIS!!!
There are people who like to read more stories with ocs than reader inserts, so use the fucking right tag go reach that community and stop spamming your stories among ours.

I don't think you get it but, you know, the purpose of fanfics with reader insert is to make the reader imagine her/himself as the mc of the story. The best part of these fics is the fact that EVERYONE can be included in them.
SO WHY THE FUCK DO YOU HAVE TO RUIN THEM BY MAKING THE MC A PERSON THAT LOOKS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FROM THE READER AND EVEN HAS A NAME THAT IS NOT THEIRS?
Not to be dramatic but i hate y'all.
And the fact that it's always the same fandoms and we all know who we're talking about...
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Me looking for fan fictions but instead I get flashed by sex bot ads under the same tag

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you’re one of those girls that’s always batting your eyes at Harry. not cause he’s the chosen one, just cause he’s hot. he tells you Luna fixed his broken nose and you say somethin cute like “aww thank god, wouldn’t wanna mess up that face!!” and he gets all flustered and kinda stutters a little bit and then says “yeah.. uh yeah.. thanks? thanks.” you’re making his no-longer-broken nose a whole thing. you’re doting on him, dabbing blood off of his face with a cloth in the common room bathroom. you’re just really close to eachother’s faces on accident and the real mystery of the day is who kissed who first? doesn’t matter, y’all are kissing. his blood is on your face but it doesn’t slow either of you down. his hair is so soft when you tangle your fingers through it. whatever. you’re making out with Harry Potter while blood is dripping down his face and you’ve imagined kissing him sooo many times but it still manages to be better than you thought it would be, and he’s shocked it’s happening at all cause you’re so hot. when you guys pull away and he sees the little smear of blood across your lips and nose he’s profusely apologizing knowing damn well he’s just getting harder the longer he looks at you. he’d never tell you that, though
bonus, he’s lamenting to Ron later: “what the hell was i s’posed to say? aye, you look bloody hot with my blood all over your face? she’d think i was stark raving mad!” and Ron’s going “you never know what birds are into these days, mate” shaking his head and shrugging
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Room of Requirement
Sebastian Sallow x MC x Ominis Guant!
Synopsis: Sebastian and Ominis discover the room of requirement while on the run, thankfully, the owner of the room is none other than their dear friend, MC!
{Guys, I had the honor of working with the one and only @darch7995 together, we made an audio you can find on her tumblr, here is the link but I'll also repost it on my account so you all can find it!}
Room of Requirement
Ominus was annoyed, very annoyed. Why, one may ask?
Sebastian Sallow, that was why. His best friend since the start of his first year of Hogwarts and Slytherin’s greatest trouble maker. (Technically, that would have gone to his twin sister Anne but she was still recovering from her curse and thus, was not in Hogwarts this year.)
Him and Sebastian were running through the Halls of the Hogwarts, why? Because Schribner had caught them exiting the restricted section of the library. Another one of Sebastian’s devious plots for more knowledge. Ominus didn’t know why he bothered.
“Sebastian! Where are we going?!” He cursed and they both quickly turned the corner, they had a couple of ghosts right on their tales, looking for them. “Away from them! Let's head to the undercroft!”
“The undercroft?! We’re too far away to reach the undercroft, they’ll catch us before we get there!”
“Come on the Ominus, we have to hurry- this way!” And so they ran as fast as they could, they knew that they couldn’t outrun the ghosts for long, but hopefully could find a place to hide away from them, however knowing Peeves, he never lets anyone get away for long.
They found themself running up the stairs of the astronomy tower, further up and up, going the opposite way of where they wanted to go.
“S-Sebastian!” Ominus choked as he stopped to dry heave, he wasn’t used to running that much. Sebastian grabbed at his hand and tried to pull him further. “Would you hurry up! We’re going to get caught!”
“We’re heading straight up the tower with nowhere to go! They’re going to catch us eventually!”
Sebastian could not refute his words, not really. He was right, if they were to go further up the tower, they would be trapped like rats. “Don’t worry…. I’ll figure something out-”
“Has this door always been here?” Ominus asked, looking at the wall behind him, before Sebaststian could ask him what he meant, his eyes met the wall his friend was facing. Met the door his friend was facing. A large dark brown door with black iron bars intricately woven across the front of the door, a face peeking out at its very center.
Sebastian was flabbergasted, he had been through this corridor many times over the course of six years and not once has he ever seen this door.
“Two little Slytherins on the run, when I catch them, it’ll be fun!” Sang the demented ghost of Peeves the clown, approaching their location quicker and quicker. Sebastian knew this is where they had to go. “No time to waste!” He said in a hushed voice before throwing the door open and pushing his friend inside.
He slammed the door closed, funny enough, there were two little holes where the face's eyes were, prompting Sebastain to look out into the hall, he saw Peeves go past the door completely before hurrying up the tower. “Strange, why would he not think to look in here?”
“What…. Is this place..?” He heard his friend utter, Sebastian looked back to see Ominus wander further down into the room. “Ominus, wait!” He pleaded as he followed his friend. Once they were inside, then they could truly see how big the room was. Four glass green houses then didn’t look exactly greenhouses, each, from what Sebastian could see from the outside, they all lead to completely different outdoor landscapes. A field, a beach, a swamp and a mountain top.
In one corner was a set of chairs surrounding a round table with a fine china tea set, around the table were mountains of books. In another corner was a large potting table with two ong potting tables for smaller plants. The large Potting table was growing a venomous tentacula. One long table was growing dittany seeds while the other was growing mandrakes. In another corner, there looked to be some kind of brewing station, Ominus could smell Wiggenweld, thunderbrew and endurus potions being stirred slowly.
In the last corner, there was a giant loom with a desk of some sorts. The room had a warm natural glow to it, making Sebastian feel a little less uncomfortable. “It looks like… some sort of hidden lair.”
“Really Sebastian? A hidden lair? You are so childish.”
“Alright then, what would you call it then?” He asked with a hint of snarkiness in his voice, Ominus simply shrugged his shoulders. “I don’t know Sebastian but for the life of me, I would never call it a secret lair.”
“Well- How come we’re only after finding out about this room now? Have you ever seen this room before? Has anyone seen this room before?”
“I think if people knew about the room, it would be common knowledge at this point.”
“Well,I-”
“Shush…! Someone’s coming! Let's hide!” Ominus urged as they crouched down, casting disillusionment spells on themselves while hiding in the dark entryway. Light footsteps came down the stairs as the squawkings of an unfamiliar bird was heard. They recognised immediately the characters' locks of hair, their skin, the beautiful eyes and the green of the uniforms.
It was their friend, MC! You tiptoed down the steps, humming a little tune to yourself while petting a bird
And parched on your arm was a red bird with yellow feathers at the end of its tail. Sebastian would have gasped if he was not wary of himself, he had only seen pictures of the creature in textbooks, never in his entire life did he think he would ever see one in real life. “Merlin’s beard… that's a phoenix..”
“Sebastian…shush..!”
“You’re looking better and better everyday Helios, those nasty poachers roughed you up really bad, didn’t they?” You said in a cutesy high pitched tone, unfamiliar to the boys as you sat down and placed the rare bird on the table. You proceeded to wave your wand so a brush would appear to groom the bird’s feathers.
“I should try to find you a nice female, shouldn’t I? That way you could have lots of cute little babies, besides, Deek would be very sad it you were the last of your kind~”
“I wish she would pet me like that.” Sebastian muttered under his breath, making Ominus look twice in his direction. “What?”
Sebastian saw no reason why they should keep themselves hidden for much longer, after all it was only you. He stood up and dispelled the disillusionment charm from himself, Ominus did the same.
“Hey, MC-”
“AAAAAGGGGHHHH!” You cried as you hastily jumped out of your seat, the Phoenix squawked before flying off the table and back into the Vivarium above the main entrance. They could see and hear the panic in your face and voice before you realized it was your two best friends. “S- Sebastian! Ominus… What are you two doing here?”
“What are we doing here? What I wanna know-”
“Long story short, this buffoon got us in trouble, we were being chased by Peeves and we found a door that led us through here.” Ominus said quickly, making Sebastian slap his arms against the sides of his body. “Yes, thanks Ominus.” He huffed.
“Oh…! Well, this room does show itself to those in need so… it's not that surprising that-”
Before you could continue speaking, Sebastian cut you off. “MC, what the heck is this place?” You swallowed nervously, licking your dry lip before responding. “This is… the room of requirement. It's a room that only reveals itself to students in need… and Professor Weasley showed me this place so that I may be able to catch up with my studies…”
“How long have you had this place?” Omnis asked, approaching your planting area.
“Oh… sometime near the beginning of fifth year.” You answered.
“Fifth year?! You mean you had a secret lair this entire time while me and Ominus allowed you in the undercroft!” Sebastian yelled, a tinge of anger in his tone.
“Well… Professor Weasley said I was only to use this place for my studies! I’m not sure how she'd feel about me having friends over. Besides, she makes regular calls every month to see how I’m keeping up. Besides with the undercroft, you guys have the insurance that none of the faculty knows of it.”
“But… it's only professor Weasley that knows about it?” Ominus asked, walking back over to you both.
“Well…. Yeah..actually no. There is one more person who-”
“Oh great, who is it? Let me guess, Garreth Weasley.” Sebastian sneered, making MC jump in her skin a bit. “What no, that's not..-”
“Miss MC, Miss MC! Deek has found the Phoenix in its Vivarium terribly frightened!” A small house elf peeked out from behind the banisters of the stairs. A look of worry overcame your face. “On no! I am so sorry! Don’t worry, I’ll be up there shortly!”
“You own a house elf..?” Ominus asks suspiciously.
“He’s not my house elf! He works for professor Weasley who… asked him to help me out from time to time..! Deek is my friend and he’s been looking after my beasts for me over the summer.”
One word stood out to them. “Beasts?” Sebastian sounded out.
“As in, multiply?”
You sighed, you were defeated when it came to these two. “It’s better if I show you guys, come, follow me.” She led them up the stairs to the mountain top vivarium. “Okay, whatever you do, don’t try to antagonize my beasts, they’re sensitive creatures, ones I rescued from poachers.”
“Poachers?” Sebastian questioned.
“Ah, yes.” Ominus hummed. “I did hear through the grapevine that you and Poppy Sweeting were rescuing animals from Poachers, I heard of some Gold Snidgets at some point but I didn’t know whether to believe in them or not.”
“Yes, we did rescue the golden snidgets, but they’re in the centaur’s care now, it's the safest place for them to be.”
“And you have your own magical creature you capture?” Sebastian asked in a humorous voice.
“No, I’m simply giving those creatures a home away from all the danger they encounter. It’s better this way.” She said as she reached the entrance of the Mountain top Vivarium. “Remember what I said, don’t try to antagonize them.”
“What am I to you, MC? A Gaunt?” Sebastian said, receiving a nudge from said Gaunt.
They entered the Vivarium, Sebastian eyes widened as he saw birds of many different shapes and sizes flutter about. Jobber knolls, Diricawls, Fwoopers, the Phoenix hiding at the top of the old castle ruins and-
“Are those Hippogriffs?” Sebastian said with wonder in his eyes and he pointed Ominus in the direction of said Hippogriffs. “Yes, the white one you see.. Over there. That's High Wing and the black one is Caligo.
“My goodness..” Ominus whispered. You held out your arm, whistled for the Phoenix to come. It swooped down and landed on your arm. You petted the creature softly before looking over at your friends. “Would you like to pet him?”
“May we?” Ominus asked as he inched forward and carefully reached out, brushing his fingers gently against the beast’s chest. The bird seemed a lot more calm than he did before.
“Hey, he’s smart!” Sebastian rubbing its back gently. You rolled your eyes playfully. “Yes, of course Sebastian. You expect a phoenix to be stupid now, would you?”
“Oh hush, you know what I meant.” You released the bird into the skies above, allowing it to fly to its hearts content. The bird looked Happy, all of them looked happy, flying about as much as they wanted without fear of being hunted down.
“Amazing..” Ominus whispered.
“You can say that again.” Sebastian smiled.
You turned to face them. “Would you guys like to see more of them?” Sebastian chuckled, folding his arms. “More? In your other three Vivariums? Okay, what would you say is this most impressive beast you own?”
You hummed while pressing a figure to your lips, pondering which one the boys would be most excited for, Sebastian couldn’t stop staring at you, at your lips while you had your finger pressed against them.
“Really?” Ominus said in an annoyed voice.
“What? I wasn’t doing anything!” Sebastian held up his hands.
An idea came to your mind. “How about I introduce you guys to the Lord of the Shore?”
“Merlin’s beard!” Sebastian cried as they all stepped into the beach Vivarium. Two giant Graphorns, one smaller than the other and one baby Graphorn, playing about, knocking over a poacher dummy, over and over again.
“I know right, aren't they just an adorable little family?” You cooed while watching the family you helped build play together on the sands of the sunny beach.
“Graphorns? How in Merlin’s beard did you obtain two fully grown Graphorns?” Your blind friend questioned.
“Well, I had to fight them, obviously!” You giggled, approaching your Graphorn family and waving your wand so they could get their daily grooming in. “You battled Graphorns? How are you not dead?” Ominus asked.
“I’m just that good, besides, it's all about mutual respect. After I established my unwavering dominance over these fantastic beasts, I gave them each a bow to show that I wanted to be their friend. Besides the battle was necessary, they would have never respected me if I did not show my strength.”
You approached the little baby Graphorn and gave it lots of pets on the head. “This one will grow up to love me naturally~ After All, I’m his favorite Human! Aren’t I?”
The little Graphorn responded in kind by knocking you over and getting on top of you. “NO! Cuan no! Ahahaha!” Its little mandibles tickle your face, making you spurt out, trying to wrestle the giant baby off of you, the little creature more than anything wanted to play with you.
“Welp, it was nice knowing you.” Ominus said in a sarcastic voice as Sebastian grabbed your hands and pulled you out from beneath the junior Graphorn. “Come now MC, can’t get eaten by a Graphorn just yet! We need someone to keep us entertained while we hide from Peeves.”
“Sure, I got some food hidden away somewhere!”
You all gathered in the lower area in the room of requirement, you had found the spellcraft for a beautiful red gothic couch had become your place of comfort, right next to the false window with two long gothic candle stands on either side. Two blue scientific couch on either side with a large white carpet and a small wooden table where you conjured the snacks
“This is a lot nicer than the undercroft…” Sebastian said with his hands on his knees.
“Sorry that I can’t conjure a nice living space, Sebastian, I didn’t realize refined rooms were to your tastes.”
“If you guys want, you can use my room if you ever need anything. Brew a potion without the professors knowing… grow a few mandrakes, even my beasts can drop some useful items that can help with improving gear.”
“Really, how so?” Sebastian asked.
“The loom upstairs is enchanted, just last week, I was able to make my clothes fireproof.”
“You mean.. Fire resistant?” Ominus asked, a bit worried for his friend’s mental state.
“No, fireproof. I’ve got loads of different spells, ones that help protect you from venomous spiders, spells that help increase the damage I can inflict on opponents, I even have a cushioning spell, say if I ever got a…. Nasty wallop from a troll per say.”
“Well, it's not like you actively go out looking for trolls right?” Sebastian asked,you didn’t move, tried to cover up the awkwardness of the situation with a smile
“Right?” Sebastian asked again, this time, a bit more worried. Ominus could only hold his face in his hands. “Are you stupid or are you actively looking for dangerous creatures!” You scoffed, waving him off. “It’s not like its hard to do, Just last week I took down an Acromantula-”
“An Acromantula? Are you serious?” Sebastian asked, flabbergasted.
“Do you ever have any assistance in these fights?” Ominus asked.
“Well, it's not like I need assistance. Taking down trolls and Acromantulas is just…. Another Tuesday for me. Besides, have you seen the prices over J. Pippin's potions? No hate to Mr Pippins but personally, I don’t have that kind of money to be spending on potions when I can just hunt down the ingredients myself, not to… toot my own horn my my potions are the best~”
“Well, that's more than what Ominis can say.” Sebastian chuckled.
“Shut up Sebastian, you have any idea how difficult it is to stir in ingredients when you have no clue what you're putting in.”
“Please, I could do it with my eyes closed.”
You could not help but giggle at their interaction. “How about this? If I can convince Deek to keep quiet about you two, you guys can come over… whenever you want.”
“But doesn’t he work for Professor Weasley?” Ominis questions.
“Yes, but he doesn’t belong to her, his old master died a long time ago so he’s just been hanging around the room of requirement ever since. I’m sure I can bribe him with a few sweets from Honeydukes.”
“You’re a devious woman MC, I love that about you.” Sebastian smirked.
“And you two are the most impossible men I’ve ever had to deal with.”
“Oh? You know other men? Name them.” Ominis asked humorously.
“Oh hush you, enough of that!” You laughed.
“Yeah, tell us MC, you like hanging around other men? Certainly not seeing as we’re the only ones who have been here.” Sebastian said, getting off his sofa to sit at yours. “W-Who said you were the… only ones-”
“You just said that Professor Weasley and Deek were the only ones who knew about it, so you can’t make up any more fibs.” Ominis chuckled, sitting next to you. Both boys were now sitting either side of you, an unexplainable heat emerged from your cheeks. You were beginning to get really flustered.
“How about some more tea? I can get more biscuits if you guys would li.. Like..”
You could feel their gazes upon you. In an intimate kind of sense that made shivers go up your spine. “Why the red face love? Don’t tell us the almighty troll slayer is now suddenly nervous.”
“I-.... I’m not nervous…”
“But your body language is saying something else.” Ominis commented, rolling up the sleeves of your shirt. He dragged his long slender fingers across your arm, letting a chuckle pass from his soft lips. “Tell me, why do I feel goosebumps littering your soft skin darling?”
“There certainly isn’t a nasty spider lurking, as far as I can see.” Sebastian said, scooting closer.
“I completely forgot! I have an assignment for Professor Binns that is due tomorrow! I’m afraid I’ll have to make myself scarce-” the minute you stood up from your seat, you were pulled back down by both the Slytherin boys.
“Sebastian, Ominis-”
“If you don’t want us, you just have to say it.” Your blind companion whispered.
“I.. guys please… it's really hot here…” you whined.
“You're not answering the question, Darling.” Ominis whispered.
They were both so close to you, their individual breaths on your neck making you even more flustered, you could feel one hand on your knee and another on your waist.
“Go on, love, use your words.” Sebastian grinned
“Do you want us or not?” Ominis smirked.
You huffed. “What ever shall I do with you two?”
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Hogwarts Legacy Cast - Inaccurate Quotes (Part 2)
(but also kinda accurate)
MC: *holding a bottle* Is this fire whiskey or perfume?
Sebastian: *drinks the entire bottle* It's perfume.
Sebastian: I wasn't "trauma dumping" I was just telling you my lore.
MC: Come on, pretty boy.
MC: ...Ominis?
Ominis: Oh, I'm pretty boy?
MC: YES!
Ominis: Pretty?
MC: Yes.
Ominis: ...🙂
MC: I think I'm in love.
Ominis: No. He's a red flag.
Ominis: I was traumatized as a child.
Sebastian: Lmao spill.
Sebastian: So I've been thinking, as one does.
Ominis: Glad to hear you think.
Sebastian: I swear MC is in love with me.
Ominis: Sebastian, you're delusional.
Ominis: You read my diary?
Sebastian: At first I didn't know it was your diary, I thought it was a very sad handwritten book.
Sebastian: I saw you flirting with another guy.
MC: Why would I need to flirt with another guy, you've got more than enough personalities to keep me occupied.
Sebastian: Fair point.
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Every time Sebastian insults my MC I’m tempted to turn around and say this about his parents:
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Post In the Shadow of the Mountain Quest, Ominis and MC relaxing in the Slytherin Commons.-
Ominis: So you and Sebastian have made up?
MC: What? No…
Ominis: You smell like him…
MC: So I borrowed a scarf. It doesn’t mean we’re back together.
Ominis: hm. Oh, I was having a bit of trouble with a Muggle studies assignment. Do you recall what is farmed in an Apiary?
MC: Honey.
Sebastian, from the next room: Yes, my love?
MC: …
Ominis: Never lie to my face again.
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A Long Time Coming
Sebastian Sallow x Reader
Summary: aka three times Sebastian is a flirt, one time he gets called out on it, and one time he finally does something about it.
Rating: Teen & up (very light suggestive moment but nothing extreme)
Word count: 5.4k
Read on AO3 or below the cut <3
I.
The Library is almost silent - unusually quiet for a Wednesday afternoon. Only the subtle sound of a ticking clock, and the occasional turn of a page breaks through the quiet. Somewhere amongst the bookshelves, Madam Scribner is ensuring the books are in the correct places, and a couple of first years had run off, upstairs undoubtedly, in an attempt to find a book that doesn’t exist, tricked by second years into believing it does.
In the centre of the room, seated at a wooden bench, heads buried in their homework, were the Slytherin trio, who these days seemed to never leave each others sides.
She’s focused on writing what seems to be a remarkably boring essay for Potions, hair tucked behind her ears as she scribbles away, quill rough against the parchment, cursive writing adorning the tanned sheet.
Ominis is tracing the shapes of words in his book with his finger, frowning every so often when he comes across something so ridiculous that he wonders if throwing it across the room would help him understand it more.
And Sebastian is - well, Sebastian has decidedly given up, doodling various patterns into the margins of his Herbology book. Only when his quill runs out of ink does he groan, rather too loudly, dropping his head onto the page in frustration.
“I’m bored,” he informs his friends, and Ominis immediately shushes him. “Sorry, but this is so boring!”
“I don’t care if you are bored,” Ominis almost hisses, his milky eyes searching in Sebastian’s direction, finger never once leaving the page of his book. “We are busy. I’m sure there’s something for you to do elsewhere.”
Sebastian has been used to Ominis’, what he would call ‘soft rage’ for a long time (he often gets angry at varying things, but he’d never do anything physical about it), but he still flinches a little, lifting his head from the book, before turning his focus to the girl next to him.
She’s still writing, evidently not as bothered by Sebastian as Ominis is. He watches her for a minute or so, marvelling at how quickly she glides the quill across the paper, brows furrowed in concentration.
“I can feel your eyes burning a hole into my skin, Sebastian,” she whispers, momentarily glancing at him, before continuing to write.
He smiles, still watching, as she finally comes to the end of the page, and, thankfully, the end of her essay.
She places the quill down, quickly scanning over the parchment for any mistakes, before pushing it to the side to dry. She lets out a long, deep breath, stretching her neck from side to side, and flexes her hands, shaking out the stress and the aches from the day.
She’s got small hands, Sebastian thinks, even Anne’s hands are bigger than hers.
“My hands aren’t small,” she frowns at him - Ominis shoots them an angered look - and Sebastian realises his thoughts were not contained in his head, but actually said out loud. He’d blame it on his tiredness from studying, but he hadn’t really been studying. He was just an idiot.
“Well,” he straightens his back, coughing a little in an attempt to cover up for the light blush covering his freckled cheeks. “I just mean…no, you do have small hands.”
She scoffs. “They’re not small. They can’t be that much smaller than yours or Ominis’.”
“Ominis’ hands are freakishly large,” Sebastian retorts. It is not entirely true - Ominis’ fingers are long and slender, making them seem a lot bigger than they are, but they’re not freakish. Just a tad strange.
Ominis rolls his eyes, then uses one of those hands to cover an ear so he can continue to read.
“Then they are not much smaller than yours.”
Sebastian raises an eyebrow, then a hand, palm pointing towards her. “Look. My hands are big,” he says, proudly. “Compare yours to mine.”
She lifts her hand, pressing her palm against his in a quick motion, fingers splaying to rest against his. He can feel the pink on his cheeks spreading further and deepening in colour, so he coughs again.
“Oh,” she laughs. It’s rather obvious - the size difference. Sebastian’s hands are bigger. Not hugely - not in a weird way like Ominis’! - but definitely. He could cover her hand with his, easily. Her fingers could interlock with his, rather comfortably.
“I told you, did I not?” Sebastian smiles. He’s glad he was right, and takes joy in proving her wrong - possibly for the first time.
“You did,” she sighs, dropping her hand from his. “You are correct, Sebastian Sallow. For once.”
He’s grinning, oh so proud, and she laughs at him, shaking her head. “Let me just,” he says, grabbing her wrist and pressing her hand against his again, confirming what they already knew. He’d never deny he was a gloater. “You see this, Ominis?”
Across the table, Ominis is glaring, fires almost burning through the white snow of his eyes.
“No, of course I don’t see.” Ominis responds, and this time, the entirety of Sebastian’s face turns bright red.
II.
Sebastian has been watching the door all evening. First, it was the Undercroft gate, then the Slytherin common room door, and now the Great Hall. None of the doors had opened, to reveal the girl he was waiting to see.
Damned doors, and their constant closure.
She’d been gone all day, from the very moment the sun had started to rise, til now, as it was setting. She was undoubtedly doing some good deed for someone she’d never met before, in a hamlet she’d never been to casting spells she’d hardly practised.
Curse her, and her kindness.
Sebastian had had the brilliant idea to save her a portion of the roast dinner they’d been served, but it was getting cold now, and he was getting increasingly worried as the minutes went by. Had she been eaten by an Acromantula? Kidnapped by poachers? Mauled by a pack of dark mongrels?
“I can feel your worry from over here,” Ominis says. He’s sitting across from Sebastian, putting his last pieces of potato into his mouth. “It’s souring my supper.”
“Sorry,” Sebastian responds. He’s not really sorry, but he prefers to sate Ominis’ frustration. “She’s been gone since this morning. She’s usually not gone for more than a few hours at a time.”
“But she is often gone for a long time,” Ominis places his knife and fork, parallel in the centre of his plate, before picking his napkin up to wipe his mouth. “She is the hero of Hogwarts, after all. And a rather busy hero at that.”
Almost as if to cut them off, the dirty plates and empty trays of food suddenly disappear, and then reappear, replaced by dishes of apple pie, sticky toffee pudding and custard. Most of the students hurriedly scramble for their dessert - it’s always the most popular part of the meal.
Sebastian quickly reaches for a portion of the sticky toffee pudding, which is snatched away by Imelda with a sneer. He shoots her daggers, before quickly grabbing another portion, this time successfully. He tries to grab another - to set it aside for his friend when she finally gets back - but it is taken by a third year, before he could even start to reach.
With a wave of his wand, Ominis manages to grab himself a portion of pie, before every plate of dessert has been spoken for.
Sebastian huffs, realising she now only has a cold plate of roast dinner to come back to.
If she ever does.
He returns to the previous conversation, a frown on his face.
“No, she…she should’ve been back by now, she should be-“
It is, at that moment, ironically, that the large doors to the Great Hall open, and she walks through them, perfectly alive. A little windswept, to be sure, a slight rip at the bottom of her skirt, and a tiny cut on her lower lip. But alive.
Sebastian stands up. She spots him in the crowd of people, and immediately smiles, running over to squeeze herself into the spot on the bench next to him.
He can feel his heart go from aching, to relief, to almost beating out of his chest within seconds.
“What a day!” She laughs, sighing as she sits down, Sebastian soon following her. There’s a small smile pulling at Ominis’ lips, and Sebastian allows himself to smile too.
“Sebastian was rather worried about you,” Ominis says, and in that moment, Sebastian wonders, if he leapt across the table, would his hands accurately find Ominis’ neck so he could choke him?
“Only Sebastian?” She asks, and Ominis, this time, smiles a little wider, a slight glint of white teeth showing past his lips
“I was worried too, I am not afraid to admit. But he wouldn’t stop worrying aloud,” Ominis brings a spoon of his pie to his mouth. “It was rather irritating.”
“Oh,” she laughs, side-eyeing Sebastian, who blushes (annoyingly, he’s been blushing far too much lately). He nudges her, in a ‘please-redirect-your-attention-away-from-my-red-face’ kind of way, pointing her to the dinner he’d saved her.
“It’s a bit cold but…”
“Oh marvellous!” She grins, pulling the plate toward her and grabbing a fork, which she stabs into a piece of carrot. “I’ve not eaten all day!”
In the least weird way he can possibly muster (which is still extremely weird, he must admit), he watches her eat, enjoying that she is enjoying her food, glad she is safe and sound. He sighs, softly, allowing himself to relax before taking his spoon and slowly starting to eat his dessert.
Once she finishes her food (which doesn’t take her all that long to eat, clearly hungry from an exhausting day, she takes a long drink of the glass of lemonade that had poured itself for her, wiping her mouth with the back of her hand.
She takes a moment to breathe, pushing a piece of hair out of her face. Sebastian sees her look around a little, at the other students still picking away at their puddings.
“I did try to save you a portion,” Sebastian says, and she looks at him, shaking her head.
“It’s alright. I was very late. And some people,” she glares across the room at Leander, who has two plates of desserts in front of him, alternating bites between the two. “Always take too much.”
But he can see it in her face. She’s a little disappointed. It’s only a silly thing; a dessert, for Merlin’s sake, but he feels guilty.
So he drops his spoon, and slides the rest of his pudding to her. “Here. Have mine.”
She rolls her eyes at him, and pushes it back. “Honestly, you’ve done enough, Sebastian. I could’ve not eaten at all.”
He pushes it back to her. “Please.”
Again, she slides it. “No.”
“I’m not arguing,” Sebastian again pushes the bowl, and holds it there, picking the spoon up and offering it to her. “Just have it. It’ll make me happy.”
“Sebastian-“
“Merlin’s beard,” Ominis mutters. “Just eat the damned pudding, would you? Or I think he might explode.”
She laughs. Sebastian laughs. Ominis glares. Just the way it should be.
Thank the Gods she’s fine.
III.
The weekend Sebastian had spent in Feldcroft was lovely. Perfect, even. Spending time with Anne was rare these days, so to be with her, uninterrupted for forty-eight straight hours was joyous. He really did miss her.
Yet, returning to Hogwarts didn’t make him feel sad. He actually felt excited, for the first time in a long time, to get back. He couldn’t quite put his finger on why, but he just knew, as he entered the school grounds, that the butterflies in his stomach weren’t just for his return to Transfiguration class.
As he walked the school, he realised he’d missed supper, it seemed, from the hordes of students gathered throughout the corridors near the Great Hall.
Sebastian desperately tried to find a familiar face (or at least one he wanted to see - Leander and Gareth were easily seen with their red heads, but he didn’t fancy talking to Idiot One or Idiot Two).
It took a little while of searching, before he found a group gathered in a more secluded area. He noted Natsai, Poppy, Amit, Ominis, and her.
Sebastian grinned. He hadn’t noticed the smile creeping onto his face at all really. He simply let his feet do the walking, striding over to his friends, and without warning, snaking his arms around her waist and pulling her into a bear hug from behind.
“Oh!” She jumped, but laughed almost immediately, as if she knew it was him just from his touch.
Surely not.
“Hi,” Sebastian smiles, pulling her close to him, resting his chin in the dip of her shoulder, and looking at the group in front of him. “Hi guys.”
For a moment, they all look stunned. Weird, Sebastian thinks, perhaps they didn’t expect me back so soon
“Hello Sebastian,” Natty is the first to speak, breaking what was starting to feel like an awkward silence. “We had just been speaking about you.”
“Oh?” Sebastian raises an eyebrow, glancing between each persons face, all looking a different level of uncomfortable
“We were just discussing how we think you should-“ Poppy starts to say.
“We,” she chimes in, her hands tugging at Sebastian’s arm, pulling him off of her. He’d be offended, but she quickly redirects him, pulling his arm around her shoulders, and tucking him into her side. He feels her arm wrap around his waist, and decides this is possibly better. “We’re thinking you should spend more weekends in Feldcroft.”
“Ah, dying to get rid of me?”
“Always,” she smiles. Sebastian has a hard time tearing his eyes away, wondering how she often looks like she’s glowing. Like sun is emanating from her very soul. It’s addictive.
“We should probably return to our common rooms and rest for a bright and early start in the morning!” Amit chimes in, and Natty and Poppy nod, agreeing.
“Alright,” Sebastian shrugs. He notices Natty tilt her head a little, and before he knows it, his arm is being pushed away, and his side is left cold and empty.
“We’re just trying to work out a charm,” she says, stepping over to Natty. “I’ll see you two in the common room a little later?” She gestures to Sebastian and Ominis.
“Of course,” Ominis finally speaks up. The group disperses, and Sebastian finds himself having to jog to catch up to Ominis, who seems like a man on a mission to get to bed.
“Wait!” Sebastian finds himself laughing as he finally catches up to his best friend. Ominis huffs, which causes Sebastian to reach out, grabbing his arm and stopping him mid stride. “Is something wrong?”
“With me? Oh, no. But I do believe something is wrong with you, Sebastian,” Ominis shakes his head. His brows are furrowed, almost angry, yet he seems more frustrated than anything. “It is almost aggravating. I cannot understand how you are yet to see the issue at hand.”
He’s speaking in riddles, Sebastian is sure of it. The blond was always one to be mysterious, but this is taking it to whole other level.
Sebastian doesn’t respond, which, in itself, is clearly a response enough for Ominis, who turns on his heel, and with a small flick of his wand, is on his way, leaving Sebastian standing in the hallway to ponder whatever in Merlin’s name is going on
IV.
“Sebastian!”
His head whips around, trying to see who or what called his name, but there’s a few too many people outside the Bell Tower to actually see. He stands on the tips of his toes, before he finally sees the culprit - Poppy, who is heading towards him, determination on her face and…a Slytherin scarf in hand?
He frowns - his scarf is definitely back in the dorm, and it’s rare for Ominis to wear his anyway, so…
“Could you-“ Poppy starts.
“Is that-“ Sebastian questions.
“She left it in Beasts class earlier,” Poppy confirms. She’s come to a stop in front of Sebastian, and hands him the scarf, which he takes, gladly. “Could you return it to her? I’m afraid she’ll get cold without it.”
“No problem,” Sebastian nods, and Poppy smiles. She thanks him quickly, before scurrying off. Poppy was weird, always had been, really, but Sebastian guessed they were friends by association, so tried not to judge too much.
He’s left, standing there, holding a scarf. Her scarf. It’s strange, but for a moment he doesn’t know what to do. It’s like his legs won’t move, too focused on this object in his left hand.
He can’t quite understand why.
But luckily he shakes it off, and starts to head for the Slytherin common room. Poppy was right, she might get cold without her scarf. She’s got more, yes, but…well, she probably preferred this one. It’s certainly keeping his hand warm, so it probably good at keeping her warm, and…
It feels like he’s been walking for hours. He’s got a death grip on the scarf, like he couldn’t it bear the thought of dropping it. Losing it. Damaging it. He could buy her a new one if he did. But it wouldn’t be the same, would it? It wouldn’t be hers, it wouldn’t have her name written in ink on the inside, it wouldn’t smell like her…
Before he even knows it, he’s standing in his dorm room, back pressed against the door, keeping it closed. The room is empty, thank the Gods, because he’s still holding the scarf. He can see his, dangling over the end of his bed, and it might seem weird if he had two.
His breathlessness and warm face and open mouth might also be weird.
He steps away from the door, certain it’s closed, then moved toward his bed, where he sits down at the edge, eyes desperately trying to avoid the scarf, but he just can’t do it. He wets his lips, nervous, double, triple checking the room, ensuring no one is there once again.
And, finally, he lifts the scarf to his nose, and inhales deeply.
It smells just like her. Of course it does, it’s hers, but it’s unmistakably so. The scent of lavender and honey, probably from the soap she uses. A little of mallowsweet, and fresh air. It’s intoxicating, and he can’t bring himself to put it down. Even if he suffocates in the wool, it would be a wonderful way to die.
There’s a feeling, that starts in his stomach, that he’s trying so hard to ignore, but it’s getting lower and lower, and his head is spinning. He inhales again, and his eyes roll back a little. His breath hitches in his throat, and he can’t stop himself, he moves his right hand, over the side of his thigh, straight towards-
“What are you doing?”
Sebastian’s head whips round to the door, where Ominis is standing, deadly still, wand in hand, staring straight at him. Surely not? He surely can’t see, can he? No, what a ridiculous notion. He can’t see what Sebastian is doing.
Hopefully he can’t see what Sebastian is doing.
He realises he’s said nothing for an awfully long time, and stutters over his words as he tries to get a coherent sentence out.
“I-I, uh, was just,” he glances around himself, trying to find another object - anything but the scarf - to use as a distraction. His eyes settle on a spell book, he’d left next to his bed. He drops the scarf onto the bed next to him, and quickly reaches for the book. “I w-was reading! Homework, you know.”
“No,” Ominis flicks his wand, ever so slightly, the tip glowing read, as he steps over to Sebastian. “I heard you. You were…smelling something. In a very…odd fashion.”
“N-no,” Sebastian counters. “I…wasn’t.”
Great, that’ll show him!
Ominis scoffs. “What were you-“ he waves his wand again, and the scarf suddenly levitates, floating through the air and landing in Ominis’ hand. Damn him, and his stupidly intelligent wand. “Is this-“
“Ominis-“
“It’s her scarf. Was this what you were smelling? It must be.”
Sebastian shuts his mouth. The two of them are quiet for a moment. Ominis just standing there, and Sebastian sitting, feeling increasingly guilty.
“Don’t tell her.”
Ominis frowns a little. “Tell her what?”
“That I was…doing that.”
“I will not tell her,” Ominis says. Sebastian feels relief for a moment, but then Ominis speaks again. “You will.”
“What?” Sebastian squeaks. His voice has never been that high-pitched before. He’d be embarrassed if he wasn’t in this situation.
“Are you a fool, Sebastian Sallow?” This time, Sebastian is the one to frown. That wasn’t what he was expecting Ominis to say. Admittedly, he was expecting some extortion, maybe a promise of some kind, but not an insult. “You must be the only wizard alive unaware of your feelings for her.”
He’s suddenly taken aback. He tries to form words, but quickly gives up. His mind is racing, trying to comprehend what Ominis had just said to him.
Because, Merlin’s beard, was he right?
Surely not. She was his best friend. They had fun, broke rules together. They spent hours at Hogsmeade together. They studied together. They visited Anne together. They…they did everything together. Because he couldn’t bear not doing things together.
And of the times she wasn’t there, he just thought about her, wishing she was there. He hadn’t had a class with her since that morning, and all day he’d thought about getting back to the common room and seeing her.
Then there was the butterflies he got when he saw her. How beautiful he thought she was. How he’d often find an excuse to touch her. How he’d look for her in crowds. How he just never stopped thinking about her, because…
Because he had feelings for her.
“Merlin,” Sebastian mutters, the realisation hitting him like a tonne of bricks. It’s all he can say, because how had he not seen it sooner? It was glaringly obvious, and if Ominis was correct, was he the only one who hadn’t realised?
“It’s taken you far too long to realise,” Ominis sits down on the bed, a few inches from Sebastian, placing the scarf in between them. “We’ve been talking about this for weeks.”
“You’ve been talking about me?”
“We’ve been talking about how painfully clear your feelings are, and how idiotic that you have not said or done anything about it sooner.”
“Who is ‘we’?”
Ominis pauses, contemplating whether he should say or not. But everything is out in the open, so why not?
“The usual suspects. Myself, Poppy, Amit, Natsai,” Sebastian nods, and starts to speak, but Ominis continues. “Gareth, Leander, Imelda, I believe Everett knows as well. Possibly some others.”
“Gods,” Sebastian sighs. He’s half tempted to laugh, but he’s still too shocked. “Does she know?”
Ominis blinks. He squeezes his lips together in thought, and then nods his head. “She took some convincing - couldn’t quite believe you’d ever feel that way for her, and I’m still half-convinced she isn’t entirely sure.”
“And does she-“
“She has feelings for you too. Of course she does. Don’t continue to be foolish, Sebastian. Would she let you carry on the way you do, if she didn’t? I certainly wouldn’t.”
Sebastian laughs - a sudden, chesty laugh at the sheer ridiculousness of it all, which in turn makes Ominis laugh - a rare sight.
“Am I truly that oblivious?” Sebastian asks through his laughter. “I mean, I’ve never felt like this before, so I just assumed it would be clear when I liked someone.”
“Not everything is clear,” Ominis reassures him, then, “But you are simply an idiot.”
The two of them laugh again. Sebastian looks at the scarf next to him, before sighing loudly.
“I’m going to have to tell her, aren’t I?”
There’s a gentle touch on his shoulder. Ominis nods (he’s not one for touching others, but he clearly feels Sebastian needs reassuring). “And sooner rather than later, hm? We’re all dying to see the two of you together.”
V.
He’s been avoiding her, like she was the Black Death, and he curses himself for doing so. He’d managed to return her scarf (thankfully, because he was certain he’d do something he’d regret if he didn’t), but for the rest of the week that was it. He’d eaten early, returned to his dorm early, pretended to be engrossed in conversations during classes and very busy after them.
It wasn’t that he didn’t want to see her. Quite the opposite, in fact, but he was still trying to wrap his head around the whole thing, and come up with a beautiful string of words that would explain how madly in love with her he was, and why exactly she should be with him.
And it was proving to be a lot more difficult than expected.
Ominis, may the Gods bless him, had agreed to keep their conversation a secret - at least for the time being. Sebastian was sure that the others had noticed that something was up, though, as they seemed much more concerned about him than they usually did. But he didn’t allow himself to be perceived by them for too long. He would dodge conversation, and keep to himself. Every waking moment seemed to be consumed by thinking of how exactly he would confess.
Ominis had said she felt the same, but was he sure? He’d said he was sure, yes, but was he truly sure? Sebastian was not sure, about any of it. He also wasn’t sure that sure was a real word anymore
The following Friday, he’d been invited to Hogsmeade for Butterbeers, but made a big fuss of how much homework he had to do. It was true, he did have a lot of homework, but his mind was not on that now.
Instead, taking advantage of a mostly empty common room, as most students had headed out for the evening, he sat himself in front of the fireplace, legs stretched outward, arms crossed against his chest. It would be the perfect opportunity to just think. Staring into the fire, he hoped an answer would appear. And he stared, for a long time, trying to decipher something in the flames.
“Sebastian?”
He almost jumps out of his skin, scrambling a little to sit up straighter. Because there she is, standing beside him, a gentle smile on her face.
“Hi,” he looks up at her. She looks extra pretty this evening, he thinks. Hair pulled back with just a few pieces framing her face, a gorgeous, flowing teal dress framing her figure perfectly. “I thought everyone was heading to Hogsmeade?”
“We were,” she says. She sounds sad, as she sits down on the armchair next to him. “But then Ominis said you weren’t coming, so I came back.”
There’s a flutter in his stomach, and a little voice in his head, that says see, she does like you.
But he can’t let her spoil her fun, and most definitely not for him
“Go,” he tilts his head towards the stairs. “I’m sure you can catch up with them. I’m quite alright on my own.”
He watches her glance over to the stairs, and ponder for a moment, before she shakes her head. “You’ve hardly spoken to anyone all week. I’d rather know you’re well and not moping about alone.”
“Not moping,” he chuckles. “Just…been thinking.”
She studies him for a second, then places her elbow on the arm of the chair, and rests her chin in her hand. “A knut for your thoughts?”
Sebastian turns his attention back to the fire. It eats away at the logs, just like his thoughts had been eating away at him. Ominis’ words ring in his ears: She has feelings for you too. Of course she does.
He tries to form some words. But they still evade him. Still run from his tongue and his mind, teasing him with the very possibility of being with her, yet being unable to, due to the annoying fact that he just cannot speak.
Her voice is almost a whisper, but he can see the way her face crumples a little. “Have I done something to upset you?”
“Hey, no,” he says. “I’ve just been…in my own head, that’s all. You’ve done nothing wrong.”
She nods, but looks like she doesn’t quite believe him. She joins him in looking at the fire, and they sit in silence for a few moments.
He steals a glance at her, and she looks like she wants to speak, but she’s holding back. Their silences are not often awkward, but there’s a tension in the air, and he wants to cure it, somehow.
It’s only when he decides he must say something, that she clears her throat, and stands up from her chair.
“I’ll let you get back to your thoughts,” she smiles ever-so-slightly at him. It’s half-hearted and almost makes him wince. “Good night, Sebastian.”
He’ll see her in the morning. She’ll go to bed, as will he, and he’ll see her over breakfast, or catch her in the hallway.
He’ll see her, so why do his feet carry him, following her, as if he won’t?
“Wait,” he says, only a step behind her. They’ve stopped in the middle of the common room, looking each other, her body in an awkward half-turn, from where she’d been leaving. “I think I should probably tell you my thoughts.”
She frowns. “You should?”
“Yes,” he confirms. “It’s been plaguing me all week. And I’ve been putting it off but-“ a deep breath. “I should probably get it off my chest.”
She looks beautiful in the shimmering moonlight and rippling waves of the common room. He traces her with his eyes, taking her in. If he hadn’t been certain about how he felt up, he most definitely was now.
But he had been certain. It had just taken a while for him to see it.
“Look, I,” he starts, eyes dropping to the floor. This time, without realising, he lets his heart do the talking. He doesn’t hope his brain will find the words, instead he lets all of his heart and soul spill from his mouth. “I haven’t told you the truth. Mostly because I didn’t know the truth, until quite recently, and it seems everyone but I knew. But now that I do know, and I’m entirely sure it is the truth…”
She’s frowning. So is he, a little. He’s not really making sense, so he tries again.
“All my life, I assumed love - I mean, having feelings for someone - would be obvious, glaring, and heart wrenching. I never realised it could be subtle, or slow, or easy. I also was never sure I’d actually find it. I thought I’d be waiting my whole life, if ever, to find it. It’s why I didn’t realise, for a long time, until now, that…I have feelings,” he pauses, then clarifies. “For you, I mean.”
She looks shocked. Her eyes wide, mouth open, trying to search him for some kind of proof he’s just jesting. Just toying with her emotions.
But he’s not. He’s not one to cry, but his eyes well a little. He wants to step forward, to envelop her into a hug, to hold her in his arms, finally, in the way he’s always wanted.
“Are you,” she eventually speaks. “Are you quite serious?”
He can’t help but laugh. Her brows knit together, concerned at his joking manner.
“More than serious,” he confirms. “Deadly.”
She gasps, very softly. It is her that steps forward, closing the large gap between them. Only a few inches apart. So close he could reach for her, if he wanted.
So he does.
He reaches for her hand - which are just the right size for his, as he’d previously confirmed - and brings it closer to him, squeezing it gently.
“Sebastian,” her bottom lip quivers. “I also,” she pauses, to find her words. “Feel…feelings. For you.”
Their eyes lock. He doesn’t think he’s seen eyes as pretty as hers. Merlin, he doesn’t think he’s seen anyone as pretty as her. And here she is, standing in front of him, hand in his and heart open, ready for him to take care of it.
It’s almost silent, aside from the crackle of the fire and the patter of their hearts.
Sebastian does not think he can take this longing for one more second, so does what he has always wanted to.
He kisses her, and in that moment, finds all he has ever wanted.
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mc: im scared sebastian only hangs out with me because my ancient magic might be able to save his sister
sebastian: *looking at hogwarts castle* if mc ever leaves me i'm gonna blow this whole bitch up
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In potions:
Sebastian: Bollux
MC: Hm?
Sebastian: Knicked my finger.
MC: Aw, here, I’ll kiss it better.
Sebastian: …
-Later-
Sebastian, storming into the undercroft: Ominis, I need you to punch me in the mouth.
Ominis, snapping his textbook shut and already rolling back his sleeve: Absolutely.
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