N/A: I got a private message from a reviewer asking what pairings are going to happen in this story. Well it's going to be James/Lily, Sirius/OC, and Remus/OC. There is no Peter/OC; oh I'm sorry did I just ruin it by telling you that Peter doesn't get the girl in the end? Oh well, but Sirius-ly did you honestly think that Peter was going to get the girl? That slimly tricky rat, NEVER! Have you not gotten that I don't like him?

Disclaimer: I don't own this.

Addy trudged into the orphanage behind Jennifer, Megan and Hestia. The entire year she had just about ignored the Hufflepuffs. They were a year older than her so it wasn't that difficult but all three older girls as well as Addy knew that it wouldn't have been all to difficult for Addy to try and hang out with them.

They had seen and heard a lot about Addy throughout the year. From the rumor about her setting up Frank and Alice to the numerous pranks she and the boys played, the Gryffindor first years made for some very interesting gossip. A rumor had even gone around that Addy, James and Sirius were planning on relocating a large flock of Floridian Flamingos to the great hall. Unfortunately, it was not true, although Sirius did note that it would be a good prank for the future.

Addy wasn't sure if Jennifer and Megan were mad at her. If they were, Addy could be certain that she would be ignored all summer. The possibility seemed very boring.

Luckily, Addy didn't have to dwell on that fact. James lived just around the corner and she planned on spending most of her time Running around Quality Quidditch Supplies. James was also going to invite Sirius and Remus over for a while.

Addy dropped her trunk at the foot of her bed, the same one by the window she had occupied for the past eight years and would until she graduated. She sighed heavily. What would she do with out James?

Sirius trudged into Number twelve Grimauld Place behind his mother and father. The entire year they had ignored him, only sending him a present for Christmas with a very curt note stating Merry Christmas from mother and father. Throughout the year they had gotten a lot of notes from Professor McGonagall about Sirius's behavior and they were not happy.

They were not happy, not because of his bad conduct. They were unhappy because of his sorting. No Black had ever been sorted into Gryffindor, not even Andromeda. At least she had been a Ravenclaw.

Sirius knew he was in for a bad summer. His parents were sure to find some cruel and unusual way to punish him for what he had done.

Sirius walked up the long flight of stairs and dropped his trunk at the foot of his bed.

"Sirius Black get down here!" he heard his mother yell from down the stairs.

He seriously doubted she wanted to talk to him. More like yell at him for being sorted into Gryffindor. Sirius sighed, at least he had James's house to escape to.

Remus trudged into his house behind his Great Aunt Jessie. He hated her, but his parents were always working and he had to have someone to help him when the full moon came around.

He hated his Great Aunt Jessie because she had a very odd idea of potions and cures. She would sit into the late hours of the night brewing ancient potions that really didn't do anything.

On top of this he had the full moon to deal with in three days.

Remus dropped his trunk at the foot of his bed. At least he was going over to James. That would be the highlight of his summer.

Remus sighed. What would he do without James?

James Potter sat starring out of his window into the summer sun. He watched as people passed Quality Quidditch Supplies on their way to finish their purchases. James however was looking for one person in particular. Finally he caught sight of a black-haired boy pushing his way towards Quality Quidditch Supplies. Grinning largely, he ran down the stairs to meet Sirius.

Sirius pushed his way through the crowd trying to get to the shop that James's parents owned. He was overjoyed to be going to spend two weeks at the Potter's. His mother had allowed him to go only after researching the Potters to be sure that they were a notable pureblood family. Luckily, James was pureblood. Sirius wondered what would happen if he had asked to visit Remus.

"Sirius!" He heard James yell over the crowd.

"James!" he yelled trying to see James over the mass of people who had crowded into the shop to gawk at the new cleansweep sevens that had just come in.

"Come on, I'll show you my room," said James shepherding Sirius into his room.

James's room was small with just a bed and a dresser for furniture. James forgot long ago what color his walls had been since they were now plastered from top to bottom with Quidditch posters.

"Did you bring your broom?" asked James.

"Of coarse," said Sirius pulling out his nimbus one thousand, "When did you say Reus would be coming?"

"Next week," said James, "He said he had a family reunion this week."

"His family is weird."

"I know they're sick a lot."

"James," said Mrs. Potter, coming up to his room, "There is a very cute little girl downstairs asking for you."

"A girl?' he said looking a Sirius who just shrugged.

James put his hand in his hair to ruffle it once before running down the stairs and Sirius looked at himself in the hall mirror as the hit the bottom step into the store.

His eyes dropped when he say Addy standing there.

"What the hell was that about!" yelled Addy, "I can't believe you two your bloody eyes just dropped like they jumped off of a twelve story building! Why the hell are you so upset to see me? What were you flipping expecting? A super model, coming to visit you toe rags!"

"You know, cursing is very unbecoming of a young lady," said Mrs. Potter who had overheard the whole thing.

"Yup I know, too bad I don't know any young ladies though, but if I ever meet one, I'll be certain to inform them," said Addy, letting herself up to James's room.

James shrugged and followed Addy up, closely followed by Sirius.

Addy opened up James's door and flung herself onto his bed.

"Make your self at home," said James sarcastically.

"Don't worry, I already have," she said playfully, "It's just the cots at the orphanage are so uncomfortable. This is much better,"

Suddenly Addy met Sirius's eyes. She had noticed before that there was something wrong with him, but she hadn't been able to put her finger on it.

"James, come down here for a minute!" yelled his father from downstairs.

"This'll just be a minute guys. You can stay here," said James as he ran out the door and down the stairs, yelling something to his father.

Addy stood up and went to sit on the floor next to Sirius.

"What's the matter?" she asked, turning his head to look at her.

"Nothing," he said turning his head away from Addy.

"It's your family isn't it? I saw your cousin, she's a Slytherin. What happened?' she asked again.

Sirius turned back to look at Addy.

"If they knew you were here, if they knew about Lily, about Remus and Maddi, they hate everything. Them with they're pureblood obsession. They would probably kill you. No, they would try to make me kill you. That's what they want me to be, one of them.'

"But you're not Sirius, and you never will be."

Suddenly Sirius did something that surprised not only Addy but himself. He captured Addy's lips in a small and quick kiss. He looked back at her to find her smiling; she pulled his face in and kissed him back.

Unexpectedly, James opened the door and walked into the room.

"What the bloody hell are you two doing!" he screamed, "I leave the room for two minutes and you two start snogging!"

For the first time in her life Addison Mae could not think of a single thing to say.

N/A: good, stupid? I don't know, whatever. I like it. So you should like, and if oyu don't review anyway! I like to get both types!

p.s. hmmm maybeI do use suddenly too much.