Tuesday, 22 March 1977
"I can't believe you didn't kiss him," Regulus said, shaking his head.
"Not you too," Lena groaned as she stirred her potion. Her friends had been pestering her about the same thing since Lena and Remus had their date.
It wasn't that Lena didn't want to kiss him. It was just that she was nervous about kissing him. She kept thinking that if she was a poor kisser, Remus wouldn't want to go out with her anymore. She was worried that maybe he didn't want to kiss her.
"You've been pining after him since first year and—"
"It hasn't been since first year."
"Yes it has. Don't even try to lie to me."
Lena pouted as Regulus continued in a hushed voice. "You've been pining after him since our first year and you finally go on a date with him and you don't kiss him?!"
"I'll kiss him eventually. Well, hopefully," Lena corrected.
"What am I going to do with you?" Regulus sighed.
"Support me?" Lena suggested.
"No."
"You will if you want me to give you a birthday present," Lena said, referring to Regulus' upcoming sixteenth birthday that would take place on Easter this year.
"Fine," he agreed. "But only for the present."
"Naturally."
"So what are you doing over break?" Regulus asked.
"Nothing special really. We're just doing family dinner and I'll probably meet up with some friends. I'm going to send a letter to my parents later and ask if Gwen can spend Easter with us. I don't want her to be alone. What about you? Any plans?"
"A less than enjoyable birthday and Easter dinner all in one, Death Eater nonsense, and sneaking out to see my friend."
"Sounds like a blast."
"There very well could be. Walburga often blasts traitors off the family tree," Regulus said nonchalantly.
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Friday, 25 March 1977
Lena grinned as a letter fell into her lap at breakfast. Lena tore open the envelope and began to read it.
YOU ARE READING
Reading Between The Lines ~ Remus Lupin ~ Book 1
FantasyDespite her great skill in reading between the lines, Lena Pettigrew has always had trouble reading lines. Her dyslexia has always been something she's had compensate for and, through hard work, she's done well in all her classes. Well, that was unt...