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One Night & One More Time
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Chapter Four

Lacey walked out of the dorms and into the common, not really realizing that she was still in her pajama's consisting of her favorite sweatpants and a red spaghetti-strapped top. The events of last night were still fresh in her mind. She dreaded seeing Remus today. Lacey stood at the bottom of the stairs and stretched, drawing attention to herself.

"Morning sunshine." Amelia smiled from her place in an armchair.

"Hmphms," Lacey mumbled incoherently as she walked over lazily.

"I love you, too." Amelia crossed her arms and scowled at her twin. Lacey gave her sister the bird and sprawled out on the floor in front of the fire.

"Lacey wants sleep.""

Lacey's an idiot." Amelia smiled.

"Amelia sucks dicks," Lacey glared at her.

"Hey, I wasn't that mean, bitch." Lacey shrugged her shoulders and looked at her innocently."You might want to get changed." Amelia told her. "Remus is walking down the stairs. And sure enough Remus emerged from the stairs with Sirius and James behind him.

Lacey looked down at herself. "I happen to like these clothes, thank you."

"Fine. Have it your way." Amelia shrugged. "Hi, guys!" She turned her attention to the boys.

"Amelia!" Sirius said over-happily. Lacey groaned. "What's your problem?"

"It's the morning."

"So, she's finally realized what it's called when the sun comes up?" James asked.

Lacey glared at him. "Yes. Finally."

"I'm going to go down to breakfast." Remus said quietly, walking to the portrait.

"You're going to breakfast alone?" Amelia asked him.

"I guess." He shrugged.

Amelia shook her head no and stood up, then reached down and pulled Lacey up. "We're coming with you."

"What if I don't want to go?" Lacey pulled her arm away from Amelia's grasp.

"Too bad," Sirius said from behind her, pushing her towards the portrait.

"Sirius! Leave me alone!" She said slapping his hands away.

"Hey, don't hit my boyfriend!" Amelia yelled from behind Sirius.

"He started it"

"Well, I'm ending it." Remus said loudly. "She doesn't have to come if she doesn't want to."

Lacey looked at him. "That's it. I'm going."

"Why?" James asked.

Lacey thought for a minute. "So everyone can see my lazy pants."

"Haha, good reason." Amelia commented.

"It was a very good reason. I love my lazy pants."

"Then let's go! I'm starving!" Sirius moaned. Lacey rolled her eyes and started walking ahead...but then stopped and waited for the rest of the group.

"We're off to see the wizard! The wonderful wizard of OZ. We hear he is a wonderful wiz if ever a wiz there was!" Amelia skipped to Lacey's side. "I love that movie. And I find the song very fitting, don't you?" She asked. Lacey looked at her with a weird expression.

"Yeah, sure."

"You're no fun." Amelia pouted.

"No. I just can't believe I'm going to breakfast in my pajamas." She mumbled.

"Told you that you should have changed, didn't I?"Lacey shot her a glare.

"Are you two arguing again?" Sirius asked.

Amelia and Lacey looked at him at the same time and nodded."It would be weird if we didn't." Amelia said as they reached the Great Hall.

James elbowed Sirius and nodded his head down the table."Ouch! What was that for, you idiot?" Sirius held his side.

"That didn't hurt"

"Did too." Sirius nodded taking a seat.

"Pussy," Amelia said taking a seat next to him.

"I thought you were supposed to be nice to me." He told her.

"You know what happens when you assume things?" Lacey answered for her.

"It makes an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me'." Amelia answered proudly. Lacey nodded and took a pancake.

"I don't get it." Sirius said.

"You wouldn't."

"You're no too bright when it comes to those things, Sirius." Remus spoke up.

"New topic!" Amelia stated louder than she wanted to.

"God, fine." Lacey said. "What about?"

"How did everyone sleep?" Lily said walking up behind them.

Lacey looked at Lily. "Horribly." She glanced at Remus...not realizing that she actually did.

"I slept alright." Amelia nodded. "How about the rest of you?"

The group sitting at the table shrugged their shoulder, too preoccupied to really care.

"That's good, I guess." Lily said taking a seat by James. "Except for you, Lacey."

She gave him an odd look. "Thanks for the sympathy?"

"You're welcome!" Lily smiled. "So, what are we doing today?"

Amelia bit her lip and looked at the guys stuffing their faces. "How about something that doesn't involve food."

"Wha?" Sirius asked, a bit of bacon falling out of his mouth.

"Ew," Lacey said as she pushed the food around on her plate, she looked up at Lily. "You've lived like this for...six years?"

"Pretty much." Lily nodded.

Lacey looked at Sirius again. "I think I might just stop eating..."

"What did I do?" Sirius asked, swallowing.

"You just like...spit bacon bits. As if bacon itself wasn't disgusting..."

"I agree. Eww, Sirius." Amelia nodded.

"You need to teach your boy a few things," Lacey told Amelia.

Amelia smiled. "Shake, boy." She held her hand out.

Sirius gave her his hand. "I'm not a dog."

James and Remus laughed at this.

Sirius shot them a look. "Just think you're funny, boys. You know you want this for yourselves"

"Want what, Padfoot?" James asked.

"Me, Prongs."

"Okay, what's going on here?" Lacey asked.

Lily shook her head. "They have these nicknames for each other...I wouldn't ask if I were you," She lied. Lily of course knew what they stood for...but she wasn't sure who else, or even if they thought Lacey should know.

"I want to know." Amelia whined. "Remus, you'll tell me, won't you, buddy?"

Remus looked at Sirius and then James. "Sorry Amelia," He shrugged. "I couldn't"

"Meanie."

Remus took a piece of toast and buttered it, ignoring Amelia's remark.

"Well excuse me," Amelia said.

Remus put the knife down and looked at her. "Sorry?"

"Suuure."

The group was silent...and an awkward silence it was. Lacey squirmed in her seat, opening and closing her mouth a couple times. "So, how about those Mets, eh?"

"Mets?" Remus asked before he could stop himself.

Lacey bit her lip. "I uh...heard it in a movie once...or something," She looked away.

"They're a baseball team." Lily explained.

Lacey nodded her head and simply took a bit of her sausage.

After breakfast the group retired to the Common Room to enjoy their last day of freedom before the week would start.

Lacey looked around the room and then at the group of people in front of her. She looked at Amelia and grinned.

"What?" Amelia whispered?

"Liquor or beer?" Lacey smirked.

"Umm...I don't know. I've never had either?"

Lacey stared at her. She opened her mouth to say something, and then closed it.

"Well, I'm sorry."

"There goes my game idea..."

"I guess liquor." Amelia sighed

Lacey smiled. "You're turn!"

"Remus. Night or day?" Amelia smiled.

Remus thought for a minute. "Day."

"Oh, I like night better. Okay, your turn."

"Uhh...Lily. Potions or History of Magic?" Remus looked around. "I know, it was lame."

"History of Magic. Shut up, so what if I like it? Sirius, Chocolate or Vanilla?"

"Yumm, I'm going neither. I like peach."

"It's still your turn, Sirius." Amelia said getting up and going to sit by her boyfriend.

"What should I ask?" He whispered to her like a four-year-old.

Amelia whispered something in his ear. Sirius had to hold in his laughter as he asked his question. "James, boys or girls?"

James gave him an odd look. "Girls! I'm not you, no offense Amelia; I don't flow both ways of the river." James smirked.

"WHAT?" Amelia looked at Sirius.

Sirius' eyes widened and then he glared at James.

"Amelia...I was kidding, we're almost positive that Sirius is straight."

"Almost?"

Remus nodded. "Well...there was this one time...when..."

"Hey!" Sirius interrupted.

Amelia looked at him. "What do they mean? Almost'?"

"Well. It was a dare, Amelia." He explained

"Now, this I want to hear," Lacey leaned forward, interested.

"What do you mean dare?" Amelia growled.

Sirius leaned away.

"You do know that you can never pass up a dare, right Amelia?" Lacey answered.

"He could have told me." Amelia sneered.

Lacey raised her hands and leaned back. "I was just trying to help you out there, Sirius." She told him.

"I don't know what to say." Sirius admitted.

Amelia looked away from him and crossed her arms across her chest. She was silent for a little and then looked back at him. "Just tell me you didn't have butt sex...with a guy."

The other's burst into a fit of giggles. "No, of course I didn't." Sirius looked horrified.

Amelia bit her lip, trying to keep a serious look. "Did you give him...well, a hand job or something?"

"No, okay, I didn't do anything like that. It was a kiss, one kiss." Sirius was starting to get angry.

"And where was this kiss, Mister?" Amelia smiled. "Here?" She pointed to her lips. "Or here," This time she pointed to her cheek.

"Ummm, here." He kissed her lightly on the lips.

After a couple minutes (or so it seemed), Lacey shielded her eyes. "I don't want to see this!"

"Then leave." Amelia mumbled.

"Why don't you two leave? For the sake of the innocent children in this circle?" Lacey said...not really thinking.

"You innocent?" Amelia asked, pushing Sirius off of her.

"Pft. If only you knew, Am, if only you..."

"Sirius, stop." Amelia pushed Sirius off her again.

Sirius stopped unwillingly. "Thank you, Lacey."

"Welcome!" Lacey jumped up.

"Were ya going?" Lily asked.

Lacey shrugged. "I'm bored. I need to do something."

"Like?" Sirius asked.

"I..." She thought a minute. "Well...I don't know." Lacey shrugged her shoulders. "Something that you probably couldn't do in this common room," She mumbled to herself.

"Football?" Amelia suggested, "I've got a ball up in the dorms."

"Not exactly what I was thinking...but whatever," She sat back down.

"What then?" Remus asked.

Lacey shook her head. "Oh, nothing."

"We could play Scrabble." Lily suggested.

Lacey and James looked at her as if she was crazy. "No." Sirius said, "I'm horrible at spelling."

"No offense or anything...but please tell me you do more here than football and scrabble." Lacey said as she looked at her fingernails. 'Man' she thought. 'I need a manicure.'

"Ugh, I don't know." Amelia whined.

"We could look for secret passages." Sirius smirked.

James looked up. "That...or quidditch, up to you ladies."

"No quidditch for me." Lacey said quickly.

"Oh Lacey, it's not that bad," Sirius told her getting up.

"Don't push me, Sirius." Lacey growled.

Sirius looked at her and smirked. "C'mon, what's life without a risk?"

"Sure, it's all fun and games until someone breaks an arm." Lacey muttered.

Remus studied her but didn't say anything.

"How about we watch you guys play?" Amelia suggested.

"But Amelia...it's uneven," James said.

"Fine, I'll play." Amelia sighed.

Lacey stood up. "Have fun guys! I'll see you later," She said trying to leave.

"Stay right there, Missy!" Amelia grabbed her arm.

"Amelia..."

"What?"

"Uh...my lazy pants might get wet?"

"Uhh, I don't care, it was your idea to go outside, and you're going outside."

"It doesn't mean I have to like it though," She mumbled unwillingly walking towards the portrait with Amelia.

"Come on guys!" Amelia called behind her.

James, Sirius, Lily, and Remus got up and followed behind them.

When they got to the Quidditch field, James, Sirius, Remus and Amelia got on their brooms and took off, hovering just above the ground.

Lily looked around. "James, you arse! It wasn't uneven!" Lily rolled her eyes and walked into the stands with Lacey.

James shrugged. "Okay, teams."

"It wouldn't be fair if you had Sirius," Remus said.

Amelia looked at him. "He's right! That wouldn't be very fair."

"I get Sirius." Amelia called.

Remus walked over towards James. "You know what would make it even fairer? And I'm sure would score you brownie points?"

"What?" James asked.

"Put Lily in my place."

James blushed.

Remus smirked. "Good idea. Now...just make it happen"

James motioned for Lily to come over.

Lily looked at Lacey with a confused look.

"What are you looking at me for? Go 'head. You're being summoned."

Lily slowly walked towards James. "What?"

"Be on my team?" James asked her quietly.

"Okay." Remus handed her his broom, and then walked towards the stand. What would they do without me? He thought to himself.

They all lifted off from the ground and began the game.

"Hey, Lacey, could you get the balls from the locker room for us? We forgot them." Sirius asked.

"Uh...I guess. Where are they?" She asked standing up.

"Over there." Sirius pointed.

"Oh..." She walked over slowly and opened the lid and threw him the quaffle. "...there."

"Thanks." Sirius said, catching it. She nodded and walked back.

"Okay, let's start." Amelia said.

Sirius passed to her and flew down the field. Amelia flew down the length of the field, where James was guarding the posts. She pretended to throw it towards the hoop, but passed it to Sirius. Sirius threw the quaffle towards the posts.

James blocked it and threw it to Lily; she caught it and sped down the field.

Amelia sped after her in attempted to get the quaffle back.

"I don't think so," Lily told her and then threw it to James as he flew under her.

"Sirius, get him!" Amelia yelled.

He sped past her and flew next to James and looked at him. Sirius growled at James.

James leaned closer to his broom and sped off, Sirius still on his tail. He looked over at Lily who was flying next to Amelia.

"Hurry, Sirius!"

"I'm hurrying!"

"Hurry quicker, then!"

James smirked. And glanced over as Lily dropped lower and Amelia hadn't noticed. James followed her and dropped lower too, then threw it.

"Look what you did!" Sirius yelled.

"Maybe if you two would stop arguing!" Lily shouted back to them as she threw the quaffle through the lower hoop.

"Oh shut up!" The both yelled back.

Amelia flew down and retrieved the quaffle before it reached the ground. She flew back up and scowled at Sirius.

"Meanie buttmuncher," She told him before she flew away.

Sirius sighed before he flew after her.

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While the game was going on above them, Remus and Lacey sat below, trying to avoid eye contact with each other.

Lacey uncrossed her legs, and then crossed them the other way. She sighed and semi-rolled her and eyes as she turned to Remus. "Look...I'm sorry, or something."

"Or something. You've never apologized have you?" Remus asked.

She scrunched up her nose and shook her head. "It's not my type of thing."

Remus laughed. "Well, I forgive you. I can't say I didn't enjoy it."

Lacey smiled. "I knew it." She her head back against the stand. "You had me worried, you know?"

"Really?" He asked her.

"Of course!" She sat turned her head and looked at him. "No ones ever...seemed, I don't know, angry or something. I thought...well, I don't know what I thought."

"I wasn't angry. More like flustered."

"You seemed like it this morning. I really like...began to think that you hated me or something. But it was a pretty stupid thing for me to do."

"I agree with you there, and I was jus...tired this morning, I didn't get much sleep last night. I wasn't in the mood for you and Amelia to get into another fight." He explained.

"Oh. Well...that tends to happen a lot. We just don't agree on a lot of things..." Lacey smiled. "Or I just tell her we don't."

"That doesn't seem fair."

"Hmm? What do you mean?"

"That you tell her you two don't agree on things. You never know, she just might take your side on some things if you give her a chance. Then you might not feel so alone." He told her.

"Oh. That's not what I meant, exactly. Sometimes when she says stuff I just disagree with her for the sake of disagreeing with her. If you know what I mean..."

I guess I do, but still, I think you should try to see things from her perspective. It might just open up a whole new world."

She shrugged and looked at the game. "...I guess"

"Who's winning?" He asked

"Well...I'm thinking James and Lily? It looks like Sirius and Amelia are arguing," Lacey laughed.

"Figures, they've done that ever since they met."

Lacey simply just looked at him.

"What?" He asked, confused.

"Nothing. Can't I look at you?"

"I guess you could, it makes me a bit nervous, that's all." He admitted.

"Why's that?"

"I don't know." He told her, "I just don't see why you'd want to look at me is all."

Lacey smiled and rolled her eyes, but looked back at the game anyway. "There's something about you mister ... uh, Lupin? And it's rather intriguing"

"Whatever you say." Remus said turning back to the game, just as the group descended to the ground, Amelia and Sirius arguing.

"We should go meet them."

"I suppose." Remus said getting up, offering his hand to Lacey.

She took it. "Why thank you kind sir."

"You're welcome milady." He smiled at her as he led her over to the rest of the group.

"Oh please. Will you two stop arguing? You're worse than James and me fourth year!" Lily laughed.

"I can't help it if Amelia caused us to lose." Sirius grumbled.

"Me! It was all you're fault!" Amelia said to him.

"No it wasn't! I was the one doing all the work. 'Sirius get him!' 'Sirius hurry!' "He mimicked her "All you did was sit on your broom and direct me!"

"Well if you wouldn't yell at me every time I didn't do something exactly right, Mister-quidditch-team-player-person-guy!"

"Quidditch-team-player-person-guy?" He asked, trying not to laugh.

"Yes! Quidditch-team-player-person-guy!"

"Are you really mad?" He asked her, putting his arm around her waist.

"Well...maybe, just a little," She said leaning into him.

"You two are disgusting." Lacey said.

"No, we're not," Amelia said, not bothering to look at her.

"Yeah you are." Remus agreed.

"You shut up," Sirius said and he twirled Amelia's hair.

"That reminds me, James, when are you and Lily getting together?" Amelia smiled.

"When you and Sirius can stop arguing," Lily said for him. "Or sometime later."

"Well, we've stopped arguing." Amelia said, kissing Sirius. "See?"

"For now."

"Sirius, I don't think they believe we can stop arguing."

"They have no faith in us, my dear, they should be pitied."

"They should, now kiss me like you mean it!" She said dramatically, laughing.

He leaned down and kissed her.

"Ew!" Lacey shouted from behind them and hid behind Remus. "I don't need to see this!"

"And I do?" Remus said, and the two continued to kiss.

"Alright, you two, I think that's enough." Lily told them.

Amelia unwillingly pulled back. "The pity-needers are no fun," She whispered to him.

"I know." He whispered back, kissing her forehead.

"Stop," Amelia said laughing. "The kiddies look angry, already."

"But..." He poked his lip out. "I thought we didn't care about them."

Amelia stood on her toes so she could whisper into his ear. "We do when one looks awfully comfortable hiding behind your friend."

Sirius looked back, and laughed. "Aw aren't they so cute?" He whispered.

She nodded and lost her balance. "Why can't you shrink?"

He held her steady. "Why can't you keep your balance?"

"The earth moves, duh." She told him.

"And it's not like we're not standing here," Lacey said still behind Remus.

"Oh shhh. We may be talking about you two for all you know." Amelia stuck her tongue out at her sister.

"So talk about us to our faces," Lacey said as she pushed Remus' shoulder down so she could look over him. "And curse you for getting the taller of the height genes."

"Fine, we were talking about how you looked so comfortable hiding behind Remus. There, happy?" She asked then saw that Remus blushed.

Lacey shrugged. "I'm hungry, or something."

"I'm starving!" Sirius agreed.

"Then let's go get lunch, it should be about time." James said, and the group headed back to the castle.