Rin

Of recklessness, of water.

A love's brief history.

Gryffindor House is having a ball, and Sirius really wants Remus to ask somebody. A study in closeness.

Total, utter fluff. Sirius asks James a question, takes some advice, and ends up getting exactly what he didn't expect.

The three surviving Marauders, each in his own way ravaged by the aftermath of the First War, has returned to the castle where they once were happy together. Each must face alone the tragedy of coming home in a world that has fallen apart.

"I learned, I learned, I learned elsewhere, From muses unhired by you, dear mother." -Sylvia Plath, The Disquieting Muses. A series exploring Sirius's relationship with his family, what they did to him and what he did to them, from many points of view. Who is leaving? Who got left?

Sirius never stopped loving, not in despair or betrayal, not even in hate. Neither will Remus.

Pure fluff. Sirius must deal with the aftermath of a drunken (or was it?) 'mistake.'

It's the Christmas hols, and Remus has to stay at school. But no matter what he thinks, he's not alone.

Remus recieves a telephone call from his mum, and Sirius finds out that his boyfriend's parents don't know about their four-year relationship. And then fluff ensues. And a bit of angst. And then angsty fluff. And then back to fluff. Whee!

Remus wants to know if Sirius has missed him. As it turns out, Sirius hasn't, for one simple reason.

Remus has never made a habit of wishing on the stars in the night sky that so rules his life. But maybe if he tries, they'll give him something back.

The Veil is just another curtain, and there have been too many endings for Remus to be afraid of this one.

Lillies do not a pleasing bouquet make.

Though they're both in Grimmauld Place, neither Remus nor Sirius is home.