What if Remus was never bitten by a Werewolf?
Chapter 1
'James, you are not supposed to do that!" Remus said.
"What are you talking about, Moony?" James replied.
"Oh as if you have no idea."
"Shut up Remus." James was grinning now.
"She will hate that Prongs. Moony is right."
"Padfoot, I thought at least you will take my side."
"After seeing that poster on the train, mate?"
"Prongs, you are really a fool. Lily doesn't like to show off. She likes to live in her own small paradise." Moony replied.
James was looking outside the window of the Hogwarts Express. Suddenly he looked as if he is going to faint. Peter was talking to Nott and Avery.
"Padfoot, since when Wormtail started handling his problems alone?"
"Well he is not a dumb wizard prongs. You should give him some credit."
"Remus, but he never ever even dared to look at that Slytherins. How come he suddenly talking with them civilly?" James.
"What are you talking about? Those Slytherins? Those Nott and…" Padfoot
"Yeah Sirius, he is talking with Nott and Avery and that so called to-be-death eaters!"
"You must be joking Prongs!" Moony
"I guess you can just shift to the window to see that."
"That is so not possible!"
"At least he is trying to become brave. That is a good sign."
"Remus, James did you see that? Or am I just hallucinating?"
Peter was showing something to Avery. His left sleeve of his robes was rolled up. And seeing something that Avery was wishing to, Nott almost got angry. He said something about public and then laughed cruelly at Lily as she entered the platform to see the poster James had posted on the train.
"Oh my god, I almost forgot about that!" James
"Potter, can I talk to you for a second?" Lily was standing behind the window. She was quite disturbed but surely she was not angry with James.
"Sure Lily-flower, anything for you"
James went outside of their compartment to talk with Lily as Sirius started singing. 'Once there was a young lady, just like a flower, her name was…'
"Shut up Sirius." James said with fake anger, trying to hid his smile."