AN: I'm sorry it took me so long to post thins next chapter. If you have
any plot ideas, don't hesitate to review or email me because I'm going
through writer's block for the plotline. Thanks!
Chapter 2- The Letter
The next morning, Lily awoke to a tapping noise at her window. She expected that it was just Sirius and one of his pranks, so she sleepily tossed a sock at the window and covered her head with her pillow. The tapping continued.
Lily was very frustrated, so she angrily stormed over to the window. Well, you can imagine the shock she got when she saw an owl at her window, tapping away impatiently. She saw a piece of paper in its mouth and, thinking it was choking, quickly opened the window to let it in. It dropped the paper on her bed, and then flew out the window.
Lily cautiously picked up the paper, and examined it as though it would explode any minute. She unfolded it and saw that it was a letter. She read it and dashed down the street to Sirius's house.
"Sirius!" she screeched. "Do you have anything to do with this?" He came sleepily down the stairs, still in his boxers. Lily was too confused to notice. Actually, she herself was wearing a light blue tank to and blue ducky pajama shorts.
"Wha?" he mumbled, obviously half-asleep. She impatiently handed the letter over. He sat down on the steps to read. "Oh my God!" he shouted.
"What?" Lily replied snappily, becoming rather cheesed off.
"You're a witch! You're going to my school!"
"What?" she asked, for the second time. "A little slower please."
"Alright. You see, you're a witch. Not in a bad way," he added after seeing the look on her face. "It just means that you're a female with magical powers. I'm a wizard. The letter says that you've been accepted into Hogwarts, the finest wizarding school in Britain. I will be attending there also. So will James, Remus, and Peter," he finished breathlessly.
Now it was her turn to scream. "Oh my God! So I get to go to school with you?"
Sirius's older sister came trudging down the stairs. "Could ya keep it down? Some people would like to get some beauty sleep!" she said while yawning.
As she walked back up the stairs, Sirius whispered, "She needs the beauty sleep," making Lily giggle. Nina, his sister, turned around and gave them a look, then continued up the stairs. Lily held her giggle in this time.
"Yes, Lily, you get to go to school with me," Sirius assured her, trying to keep her under control.
"Awesome," she whispered.
"You know, we do have to tell your parents."
They sprinted down the street to get rid of access energy, and met up with her parents coming out the front door.
"Lily! We were just about to come looking for you! We were worried sick about you!" cried her mother.
"I'm fine, Mom. In fact, I'm more than fine. Guess what?" and with that she proceeded to tell them the whole story.
"Well! That will certainly change our plans!" her dad kidded, thinking she was joking.
"Dad! I'm serious!" she exclaimed.
"No, he's over there," Mr. Evans pointed at the boy holding in a chuckle.
"S-E-R-I-O-U-S Dad!" she laughed. Silence followed. Lily's parents looked like they were ready to be whisked off in an ambulance to the emergency room for shock.
"What?" her mother choked out.
"I'm a witch." Lily replied. "Sirius's parents can explain everything for you."
So they all proceeded to dash down the street again.
'The neighbors probably think that we're nuts,' Sirius thought to himself.
Chapter 2- The Letter
The next morning, Lily awoke to a tapping noise at her window. She expected that it was just Sirius and one of his pranks, so she sleepily tossed a sock at the window and covered her head with her pillow. The tapping continued.
Lily was very frustrated, so she angrily stormed over to the window. Well, you can imagine the shock she got when she saw an owl at her window, tapping away impatiently. She saw a piece of paper in its mouth and, thinking it was choking, quickly opened the window to let it in. It dropped the paper on her bed, and then flew out the window.
Lily cautiously picked up the paper, and examined it as though it would explode any minute. She unfolded it and saw that it was a letter. She read it and dashed down the street to Sirius's house.
"Sirius!" she screeched. "Do you have anything to do with this?" He came sleepily down the stairs, still in his boxers. Lily was too confused to notice. Actually, she herself was wearing a light blue tank to and blue ducky pajama shorts.
"Wha?" he mumbled, obviously half-asleep. She impatiently handed the letter over. He sat down on the steps to read. "Oh my God!" he shouted.
"What?" Lily replied snappily, becoming rather cheesed off.
"You're a witch! You're going to my school!"
"What?" she asked, for the second time. "A little slower please."
"Alright. You see, you're a witch. Not in a bad way," he added after seeing the look on her face. "It just means that you're a female with magical powers. I'm a wizard. The letter says that you've been accepted into Hogwarts, the finest wizarding school in Britain. I will be attending there also. So will James, Remus, and Peter," he finished breathlessly.
Now it was her turn to scream. "Oh my God! So I get to go to school with you?"
Sirius's older sister came trudging down the stairs. "Could ya keep it down? Some people would like to get some beauty sleep!" she said while yawning.
As she walked back up the stairs, Sirius whispered, "She needs the beauty sleep," making Lily giggle. Nina, his sister, turned around and gave them a look, then continued up the stairs. Lily held her giggle in this time.
"Yes, Lily, you get to go to school with me," Sirius assured her, trying to keep her under control.
"Awesome," she whispered.
"You know, we do have to tell your parents."
They sprinted down the street to get rid of access energy, and met up with her parents coming out the front door.
"Lily! We were just about to come looking for you! We were worried sick about you!" cried her mother.
"I'm fine, Mom. In fact, I'm more than fine. Guess what?" and with that she proceeded to tell them the whole story.
"Well! That will certainly change our plans!" her dad kidded, thinking she was joking.
"Dad! I'm serious!" she exclaimed.
"No, he's over there," Mr. Evans pointed at the boy holding in a chuckle.
"S-E-R-I-O-U-S Dad!" she laughed. Silence followed. Lily's parents looked like they were ready to be whisked off in an ambulance to the emergency room for shock.
"What?" her mother choked out.
"I'm a witch." Lily replied. "Sirius's parents can explain everything for you."
So they all proceeded to dash down the street again.
'The neighbors probably think that we're nuts,' Sirius thought to himself.