Riley went down late to breakfast; usual for a Saturday. She scanned the Gryffindor table to find the last open seat was next to Gryffindor's princess, Lily; who of course was with her beloved beau and his friends. Riley took the seat without a word to anyone. Sirius's eyes followed her from the Great Hall's entrance to her seat. Riley looked up and directly into his eyes; he had been caught but Sirius didn't break the gaze right away. He winked then returned to his food and friends. Sirius hadn't spoken to her this past week, since their drunken fun. Riley didn't care really, she figured if she started talking to him she would have to see her brother more then she already did.

Riley could see him staring again. 'Two can play at that game,' Riley thought . She slipped off her Vans and ran her foot up and down his leg; running it a little higher each time. She could see him squirming, using every ounce of self control.

"Padfoot you okay over there." James asked.

"Fine…uh I think I'm gonna go take a shower." Sirius said, "See you later." He said as he got up from his seat. Riley smirked at him before he left.

Riley was wondering the flower gardens. All of the flowers were perfect and always in bloom. There were so many fragrances to get lost in.

"You think you're funny?"

"Come on Sirius, can't take a joke?" Riley looked up from the flower she was playing with expecting Sirius to be mad but he was far from it.

"My excuse wasn't too believable as it is. I took a shower right before breakfast." Sirius added and Riley shrugged. They walked along the hedge, one on each side.

"Did you want something." Riley asked.

"Naw." Sirius said picking a flower for her, "Your company is fine."

Riley took the flower from him, "What would my brother think?" Riley kept walking but Sirius grabbed her wrist and pulled her back.

"Who cares?" Sirius kissed her but Riley pushed him away

"Not in public."

"But you're so good." Sirius whined

"I don't think we should do this." Riley reasoned, "We were drunk and it was just a few kisses."

"If you say so." Sirius said nonchalantly, "You look like you'd be a good fuck." Sirius slapped her butt before he left.

Students old enough to go to Hogsmeade pushed through large oak doors. The sun was bright and a light breeze blew through the student's hair. Riley walked down the main street with her current flavor, the Ravenclaw qudditch captain, Allen.

"Nice day, huh?" Allen asked.

"uhuh." Riley said absidmindedly.

"Oh Sirius." Riley heard a ditzy voice say. Sirius and his current flavor were walking towards them, probably heading to the shrieking shack-where Riley tried to take Allen but he was too prude. Riley locked eyes with Sirius, neither blinked or looked away as they passed each other.

It was late and the common room was empty, except for a lone soul. Sirius sat in front of the fire on the floor, reading.

"Hey." A voice whispered breaking Sirius's concentration.

"It's late don't you think." Sirius said to her.

"You read?" Riley asked. Sirius gave her an annoyed look, "Sorry." Riley sat next to him on the floor. She stared into the fire while he continued to read.

"Sirius." She whispered, taking the book from him, "I don't care anymore." Riley kissed him and Sirius didn't stop her. His hands went to the small of her back and pulled her closer to him. Gently, Sirius laid her down next to the fireplace. Sirius ended their long passionate kiss. He hovered over her on his forearms.

"Why are you doing this?" Sirius asked her even though he didn't really care. She was the best kisser he ever met. He didn't care what her answer was as long as he got to keep making out and maybe take it farther with her.

"Sirius I never met anyone who could kiss like you. I couldn't stop thinking about it." Riley told him, Sirius smiled cockily at her, "Look I was thinking maybe we could just hook up eventually take it farther with no strings attached, no worries for either of us. God knows both of us don't do relationships." She chuckled slightly.

"I don't think god is the only one who knows." Sirius added, "But I don't like your proposition." Disappointment washed over Riley's face. Sirius lowered his head to her ear and whispered, "I don't think we should wait for eventually." Ha ran his hands up her side. Sirius leaned in to kiss her but Riley pushed herself up.

"Did you hear that?" Riley said, "Someone is coming." She crawled out from under him and made it up the girl's stairs and out of sight just before someone appeared at the bottom of the boy's stairs.

"Padfoot, you better get to bed our party is tomorrow." James said.