Well, I think we now have all the characters introduced… -ponders- Well, just about. There's a few more (-cough cough-, Gilderpoleon xP) but they'll come in later. Lets just say I've introduced MY characters, that I own. Lol xD Well, I think I've introduced all of them.

And for all of you who like Peter, I'm sorry that he sorta disappeared… Remy almost disappeared too… but I put him back in the story. Peter will come back soon. Heh xD

Disclaimer: Uh… I don't own this? Heh. Simple as that. Except I own mai characters. Ashey, Carmen, Cai, The oh so mysterious brunette (Lol xD), the goldfish, the dates, and… well, that's about it. I don't count that other elusive roomate. Maybe I'll delete her completely.

Naaah…. can't do that. Oh well. So… read, and then review!

Okay, so read and review!

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"So, what did I miss?" The girl asked impatiently. Sirius stopped in front of her and grinned, sticking his arm out to prevent the shorter Ash from tackling him and punching him to death.

"Ah, Stephanie!" He crowed. "You're just in time for more of Sirius' stories!" Ash paled.

"No, Sirius, stop!" Ash implored him, but he ignored her, and proceeded to open the diary to a random section.

"April 15th, 1976. Ooh, fifth year," Sirius nearly squealed. He cleared his throat, and then continued loudly, "

'Dearest Diary, He was looking especially fine when he stepped off the pitch today. We both played a great game against Ravenclaw. Sirius saved my life when he dodged in front of me to take a bludger hit I didn't notice. He looks terrific sitting in front of the Common Room fireplace, staring out the window…" Sirius trailed off and blushed slightly. Squinting at the page, he read it a few more times before looking disbelievingly at Ash.

"Damn, girl," He said, still holding her back. "I know everyone likes me, but you want to do that to me?" Ash turned maroon, and tripled her efforts to get her diary back. However, she was still restrained by Sirius' hand against her forehead, and he just gaily kept talking.

"So, Stephanie, you've missed… uh…" He looked around the room, and decided to go by what happened to each person. "Well, Remy… Remy did nothing. Sat around and actually did his homework, silly little bugger. Cai is having a staring contest with the fireplace, and she is playing a no talking contest. Personally, I think she'll loose, since she can't-"

"Sirius, would you shut up!"

"See!" He said cheekily. "Couldn't stop talking for a minute. But anyway, Lily and Jim-bob are friends, Remy did nothing, Cai can't stop talking, Ash is scaring me, and is now trying to kill me, and… well, we lost Peter about three days ago. This happens sometimes," He added almost apologetically. "And… I got goldfish!" Sirius started bouncing up and down, which resulted in Ash falling to the ground.

"Goldfish?" Stephanie asked quizzically. Everyone groaned as Sirius launched into a long explanation of his goldfish.

"…And Lily said they would only live for three days," He finished, "But they're still alive, and it's been five days so far!" Stephanie nodded nervously, and out of the side of her mouth she asked Remus,

"Is there any more to this story?" He nodded slightly, and she groaned. "Damn. Well, Sirius," She said carefully, "I'm sure that the goldfish are quite all right. You've probably been doing an excellent job taking care of them, watching them, and feeding them-" She broke off as Sirius cursed loudly and fled to his dorm "What was that?"

Remus laughed. "The bloke probably forgot to feed them. Either that, or he's doing that Potions essay that's due Monday. Which do you think?" Everyone chuckled, and went back to what they were doing. Which was exactly what they had been doing for the past half-hour, exempting the fact that Stephanie took a seat in the armchair that Sirius had vacated during his 'story-time'. She glanced over at Lily and James every few moments, until Lily finally asked,

"Steph, what's wrong?" The girl shrugged.

"Nothing, really. It's just… er… well, you and James."

Lily rolled her eyes. "James and I, what?" Stephanie grinned.

"Well, you seem to be getting quite close…" She raised her eyebrows, and both Remus and Cai caught on to her meaning. Ash, however, was still sitting on the ground, fuming and cursing Sirius to hell and beyond, only to change her mind a moment later and think up more (cough cough) things to do to him.

"Yeah Lils," Remus said loudly, "You and James here… people are going to talk." This time both Lily and James rolled their eyes, and was about to speak but the portrait opened. Lily shoved herself off of James' lap and took a seat on the floor, and everyone laughed again.

"So guys, what did I miss?" A blatantly ignorant Peter asked as he climbed through the portrait hole. "Whoa, James, you and… Lily… and…" He pointed to where James was now fiddling with Lily's hair, and Lily was only trying to ignore him, not hex him into oblivion. Everyone's head's turned, and at this point Cai realized what was on the back of James' robes, for he had shifted position until he was now kneeling on the chair, and could get a better look at the portrait hole. She caught Lily's eye and grinned; all former annoyance with the girl forgotten. As she motioned towards James with her hand, Lily seemed to get the message and winked.

"James," Lily asked softly, "Could you go get Ash's diary back from Sirius? You wouldn't want to see one of your best friends killed by another one of your friends, would you?"

"Nah, I wouldn't want that," He agreed. "I'll go up and get it. Give me a few minutes though. I'll probably have to hear more 'stories'. Anything I should want to avoid listening to, Ash?" She blushed.

"Er… all of fifth year and… well, the entire thing, mainly." James just shook his head and rose before ambling over to the staircase to the boy's dormitory. This resulted in the majority of the room (well, mainly Cai and Remus) standing and kicking James soundly in the rear.

"OW!" He yelped. "What in Merlin's name was that for?" Cai grinned, and Remus shrugged.

"The sign said to," They said at the same time, and looked at each other before chuckling weakly. Kicking him once again for good measure, Cai sat back down and Remus followed her.

"Lily!" James roared, and Lily just smiled before calmly asking James,

"Yes, Jim-bob?"

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Lily sighed before hitting her head on the Gryffindor Table in the Great Hall.

"Flower, what's wrong?" James asked from his seat next to her. Lily dully pointed to the timetable in front of her, and muttered,

"Double Potions, Divination, and History of Magic. With Potions first." James winced, and then looked at his timetable.

"And I have the same. Did you plan this or something? I knew you couldn't resist the charm!"

"Er, James?" Lily said kindly, "We've had the same classes since first year."

He just grinned sheepishly. "I knew that…"

Sirius interrupted their conversation with his barking laugh.

"And so I asked Ernie, what do you say when a dog runs away?" Everyone around the table sighed, but collectively asked Sirius,

"What did he say, Sirius?" Sirius broke out into laughter before managing to croak out,

"Dog-gone!" The entire table just stared at him, until Ash began to laugh weakly.

"Brilliant, Sirius," She said loudly, and the rest of the table followed her example, cheering him on.

Sirius got up and bowed, and said, "I'll be here all night!" Cai groaned softly, but Sirius managed to hear her. "What?" He asked loudly, "You didn't like my joke?" She shook her head.

"Anything but. Sirius, it was pretty bad." He motioned towards the rest of the table.

"They didn't seem to think so!"

Cai rolled her eyes. "Sirius, they're only laughing cause they're afraid you'll prank them."

"No they're not… wait, Oy, you lot! Get back here and tell me if my jokes are funny!" He followed the rapidly disappearing group out of the Great Hall.

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Upon leaving the Divination Tower, Sirius, Cai, and Ash all yawned. Remus just raised an eyebrow.

"Going from one nap to the other?" He asked, and Sirius and Ash just nodded. Cai on the other hand glared at him, and hit his arm before nodding sheepishly. Remus just laughed, and led the three to History of Magic.

Lily and James hung back slightly as they watched Peter and Stephanie chase after them. Touching Lily's arm gently, signifying he wanted to speak with her, they ducked into an empty hallway and leaned against the wall.

"Yes, James?" Lily asked quietly. He looked her in the eye before saying calmly,

"You know, Lils, if you ever need to talk to someone, you can talk to me." She just raised an eyebrow.

"And what would I need to talk about, may I ask?" James' calm façade was broken.

"Damnit, Lily, you know what I mean. The holidays. What happened?"

"Nothing of consequence," She replied, and made as if to walk away. James however, had another idea, and grabbed her arm.

"No Lily, really. Tell me what happened." She glared at him.

"James, let go of me." He shook his head.

"No, not until you tell me what happened," He insisted. Lily looked him in the eye, and for a minute he thought she would tell him the truth, but she said quietly,

"It was just… Petunia was being annoying again. This time she was flaunting her engagement. They're getting married a few weeks after Easter." James tuned her out, and sighed inwardly. It seemed like Lily would never trust him enough. But then again, he mused, She didn't tell Ash or Stephanie, and they've been best friends since first year. And Cai… I bet she only knows because of her grandmother. She and Lily were neighbors, after all. He almost smiled, remembering the time that Mrs. Brown had provided them with a hideout from Petunia when they had flown over and pranked her, but then turned back to Lily's conversation, only to realize that she had stopped moments before and was looking at him oddly.

"And you're not even listening to what I say," She murmured without humor. "Why do you think I would go out with you if you won't listen to me when I speak?" James shook his head.

"No, Lily, it's just… I'm worried about you. Something else happened over holidays. And- well, you don't have to tell me now, if you don't want to." He said with a sigh. "Let's just get to class.

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"And in the fourteenth century, a time of many witch burnings, Wendolin the Weird was burned at the stake no less than 47 times in various disguises…" Professor Binns droned on. Stifling a yawn, Cai turned to Remus, who was sitting next to her.

"Remy?" She asked sleepily.

"Yes Cai?" He replied, cursing the fact that he had chosen to sit here. Cai was known for starting conversations in the middle of classes, and then 'borrowing' his notes to fill in the stuff she missed. In reality, Remus just duplicated his notes after each class, and kept Cai's notes in a folder in his nightstand: that way Cai could get the notes she needed, and Remus would still have his.

"Didn't we do this first year?" Remus looked over the notes he had written, and then nodded sullenly.

"Yeah, we did," He muttered, and wrote in big letters beneath his notes, 'SEE FIRST YEAR NOTES.' He looked over to Cai's 'notes', where she had written 'SEE REMY'S FIRST YEAR NOTES.' He just shook his head, and looked over at the rest of the gang.

Sirius and Ash were sitting together at a table, where they were playing a game of Exploding Snap. Not the best idea, for the deck would have to go boom eventually, but nevertheless they were enjoying their game. Peter and Stephanie sat at another table; Stephanie was pointedly ignoring Peter who had fallen asleep with his head on his textbook, a puddle of drool forming there. James and Lily were sitting at yet another table, and James was furtively sneaking glances at Lily, who was trying her best to ignore him.

Remus heard Cai sigh next to him, and glanced quickly at her paper. Oh dear, he thought, she's drawing again. Cai was very artistic… or at least, she thought she was. If you could make a living off of drawing stick figures with hair, she would do it. Of course, her art could never be sold to those poor muggles with no magical sense, for she used a simple charm to animate them.

"Now many advancements have been made recently in the breaking of curses laid down by the ancient Egyptians in their pyramids. For example, a hundred years ago in 1878 a Spanish scholar named Estuardo de los Osos discovered the lost tomb of…" Professor Binn's voice broke through Remus' thoughts. However, what was more noticeable was Cai poking his shoulder furtively, and pointing to the paper. Remus sighed and grabbed the paper, moving it over to in front of him so he could see it better.

'Remy,' He read, 'You know the charm. Personally, I think these ones could make me big bucks. Or at least support me if mum decides to send me to La Escuela de Buenos Artes. Really, what a stupid name. And their motto is even worse. Ago , perceptum , quod utor veneficus. Live, learn, and use magic. Quite stupid. I mean, ours has actual advice! Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus. Never tickle a sleeping dragon. You always need to know advice like that. Brilliant person, whoever it was who came up with that idea. And…' He skim read the next few paragraphs on the page, which were basically complaining about her mother, her three cousins who decided it would be fun to prank her (although of course, she inserted here, they were much easier to take care of then Sirius. She did throw in a few names though… knowing a Potter apparently helped her case.), and how boring the class was.

'…So, flip over the page and tell me what you think of the drawings!

- The fantastic blonde sitting next to you.'

Here she had drawn a picture of herself waving at Remus. He sighed yet again, and turned the page. However, his look of annoyance changed to one of amusement. Tapping the first drawing, which was of Ash and Sirius, he muttered Finite Incantateum to counteract the second spell Cai had placed on her drawings, forbidding them to move. He then had to muffle his laughter as he saw a stick figure of Ash suddenly throw herself at Sirius, alternating between snogging him and beating him with her right fist. A tiny speech bubble appeared above her head, and words kept flashing through it… 'Sirius you ass… you bloody git…Never mind, I love you… you…' Remus shook his head and muttered Immobulus to freeze the image. He repeated both spells on the other two drawings on the paper: the result was a picture of Peter drooling so much that Cai built a boat out of the desks and old textbooks, and the entire class sailed away while Peter slept on. The other drawing was of Lily and James: James was looking so much at Lily that the poor girl finally hexed him so bad he was dancing around the room.

"What, I'm not in any drawing?" Remus murmured. Cai grinned, and took back the parchment for a few minutes before shoving it back at Remus. Tapping the parchment, he muttered Finite Incantateum before bursting out into laughter. A stick-figure copy of himself (complete with short ponytail that Cai had convinced him to grow at the end of 5th year, when she needed to do something other than study and wanted to braid his hair), was dancing on the tabletops and handing a stick-figure drawing of Cai all of his notes for Potions and History of Magic. He could tell that those were the subjects, for the stacks of papers said so in bright pink lettering.

"Hey, my notes don't look like that!" He whispered. Cai just grinned again, and then yelled,

"Yes they do!" Because the class had ended, and everyone was putting their paper's away and heading for the door. Cai started to run, pushing people out of her way, and Remus cheerfully followed, knocking Sirius into Ash, who were both just outside the doorway, as he went.

"Oy, Rem! Watch where you're going!" Sirius yelled, and then turned to see if Ash was all right. "Hey, Ashey, you-" A slim hand tapped him on the shoulder, and Sirius helped Ash up before turning back around.

"Excuse me, Mr. Sirius," A somewhat short brunette asked. "Would you need help carrying your bag? Or your textbook? An escort to make sure no one runs into you? A shield for if someone hexes you? A-" She was silenced by Ash's glare, and Ash promptly started to drag Sirius away from the girl.

"Well, he doesn't need anyone to do that. So, goodbye." Ash said, somewhat annoyed, as she tried to drag both herself and Sirius out of the door. However, this was not proving to be as simple as she hoped, for the girl had latched onto Sirius' arm and was now yelling at Ash.

"Well I wasn't talking to you, was I? NO! So shut your mouth, and let me talk to the man! Now Sirius," She said sweetly, but was stopped by the man in question grinning sheepishly at her.

"Er, excuse me," He said somewhat quietly, "But who are you?" The girl gasped, and blushed slightly before enthusiastically shaking Sirius' hand.

"Alicia Smith," She announced. "Fifth year Gryffindor."

Sirius smiled slightly. "Ah, so that's why you looked familiar." Alicia squealed excitedly, but then composed herself.

"So," She asked casually, "Do you need me to carry your bag?" Sirius just shook his head before extracting his hand from her extremely strong grip.

"No, he doesn't need you to," Ash repeated, and tried to drag Sirius out of the room again. However, once again, the girl had latched herself onto him, her blue eyes sparkling dangerously.

"HE CAN TELL ME HIMSELF!" She shrieked, and at that point Sirius had had enough of her.

"Just take the bloody bag!" He shouted, putting his hand behind him in time for James to hand him his bag.

"Really!" Alicia nearly squealed, and Sirius just nodded before shoving the bag at her and hightailing it out of the room, quickly followed by Ash, Peter, Stephanie, James, and Lily.

"Sirius, why did you give her your bag?" Ash chided him. "You could have just left. I mean…" She trailed off as both Sirius and James burst out into laughter.

"Oh, here you go Sirius," James said thoughtfully as he handed Sirius his bag.

"Wha… didn't you give her the bag?" Ash asked, and Sirius and James just burst out into laughter again.

"Transfigured a piece of paper, M'dear," James said comically, tipping an imaginary hat before putting his arm through Sirius' and skipping off down the hallway.

"Oy, gits! Wait for me!" Ash shouted as she ran after them. "If you have Sirius' bag, then I want my deck of cards back! And my bloody diary!"

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"'Dear Diary, Today was completely smashing. We had an altogether terrific practice, and afterwards we all agreed that we were going to win the cup. Why, you may ask? Because of the great beating Sirius is doing. Well, that's my reason. James of course (stupid git) insists that everyone's good teamwork, blah blah blah… who really needs that stuff? All you need is Sirius!

…

OY! The prat just came up here and stole my copy of Witch Weekly. I wonder why he- Oh crap. Was that the issue where I… damn. I'll be right back. "

Sirius broke off from his reading to look at Ash, who was currently sitting dejectedly by the window.

"Was this when I stole that issue of Witch Weekly … where you wrote in asking why I wasn't on their list of the Top 10 Sexiest Men on the Quidditch Pitch?" Ash just responded by hitting her head on the window itself.

"Do you think if I hit my head on something hard enough, this will turn out to just be a dream?" She mused out loud, not directing the question to anyone in particular.

"Nope, sorry Ashey," Sirius said sympathetically. "Believe me, I've tried that. You don't know how many times. Well, okay, it wasn't that many times… just when I accidentally snogged that Slytherin. Or when-" He broke off as Ash let out a shriek and got up before stalking over to the portrait hole. She pushed open the portrait and walked out before Sirius asked, "Was it something I said?"

Both Cai and Remus groaned from their spots on the couch, where they were currently trying to balance a chess set on their knees.

"No Sirius," Remus said sarcastically, "It must just be the weather." Sirius nodded, as if he was considering this suggestion. It resulted in Stephanie standing up and hitting him across the back of the head.

"No, you prat, of course it was something you said! You're reading her bloody diary!" Sirius shrugged.

"She could read my diary, if she wanted to," He insisted. Remus and Peter, who had just woken up from yet another nap with his head on his History of Magic textbook, looked at him oddly.

"Sirius, you don't have a diary!" Peter reminded him.

Sirius shrugged before replying, "Well, it was a figure of speech."

Remus just shook his head before going back to the chess game. "Check," He announced, and Cai looked furtively for a way to get her King out of the position he was in.

A few minutes went by before Ash stormed back in. Grabbing her bag from it's spot on the floor, she spun about and made as if to leave again. Sirius thumbed through the diary before yelling across the common room,

"Ahh, here it was! December 12th, 1975I'm sure you remember that date, Ashey. Well, I'd just like to tell you I think you have a nice ass as well!" Ash turned a bright purple before fleeing, but not before the common room had erupted into laughter. Sirius looked somewhat pleased with himself, at least until Cai launched herself at him and started hitting him repeatedly.

"Oof!" Sirius yelled, somewhat muffled. "Remy, get your ass over here and help me!" Remus just shook his head.

"Nah, I learned my lesson last time I tried to pry her off of beating you. And when I tried to stop her hexing that Slytherin. It's just no use." Cai finally stopped hitting Sirius, but instead of apologizing to him, she turned to Remus.

"Oops, Rem, I'm sorry for upsetting our chess game. You were winning anyway."

Sirius looked indignant. "Apologizing to him? I was the one you beat up!" Cai rolled her eyes.

"Yes, but I had a reason to beat you. You just don't say stuff like that to the girl who- Well, your friends."

"Just take a look at this bruise!" Sirius continued, not listening to what Cai was saying. "I'll have to go and see Poppy so she can heal it, and she'll hate you for ruining my beauteous face!" This time Remus rolled his eyes, and helped both Cai and Sirius up.

"Sirius, stop talking like a prat. Cai, you have to work on your slap. The handprint's fading already."

Cai grinned, but then sobered quickly and turned to Sirius, who was nursing his nose.

"Oy, git, I didn't even hit your nose. Now, if you would be so kind as to actually pay attention to what I have to say, I won't have to slap you again."

"Come again?" Both Sirius and Remus asked, a bit confused at the speed at which Cai was talking.

"Oh," She said sheepishly, "I was talking too fast again, wasn't I?" The boys nodded, and Stephanie spoke.

"Yes, you were dear. Now, if you could refrain from it, I'm sure that the simple-minded boys here would be able to understand." Remus looked indignant, while Sirius and Peter just nodded.

"Yeah," Peter said, "Talk slower so I can understand." This made Stephanie laugh, and both Sirius and Peter for the life of them could not figure out why she found it so funny. At that moment, however, James stomped into the room and threw himself on the couch in a huff, squishing Sirius as he went.

"I can't, for the life of me, understand women," James announced, his voice somewhat muffled due to the fact he was currently holding a pillow to his face. Remus sighed.

"What happened this time, and what did you do to 'help'?" He asked James.

"Well, I just asked about holidays…" Remus noticed that Cai nearly twitched, but she quickly composed herself.

"Well, stop asking about the bloody stupid holidays then," Cai told James angrily. "Really. Holidays are overrated," She muttered, and James just sighed before getting up.

"Where are you going?" Stephanie asked, emerging from the book she had buried her head in after her last comment.

"To find Lily and apologize," James announced, and left the common room quickly. Stephanie just let out a huff before going back to her book, and the other four just shrugged before Cai went back to lecturing.

"Now, Sirius, let's inform you of a few things, since you seem to not be the brightest crayon in the box-"

"Ooh, crayons?" Sirius interrupted. "I have this really cool sparkly crayon, it's-"

"My point exactly. Now, let's start off with a few questions. Why do you think Ash writes about you in her diary?"

He thought about this for a second. "Because I'm so charming and she can't get me outta her mind?" Remus rolled his eyes.

"Any other reason?" Remus asked him, and Sirius shrugged.

"Nah, everyone thinks I'm charming. I bet everyone writes about me in their diaries." Cai punched his shoulder.

"Have you thought about any other reasons why she writes about you in her diary, and exactly why she seems so mortified that you, in front of the entire Gryffindor population, announced she has a nice ass?"

"Well, no. I mean, I assume she likes me, but everyone likes me, and I mean, she does have a nice ass!"

"Sirius, you do know what happens when you assume, right?" Remus put in. Sirius looked confused, until Cai shouted in his face,

"You make an ass out of you and me! Or in this case, you and Ash. But you don't go around telling people who lo- well, your friends, that they have a nice ass! They get all mortified and embarrassed and want to kill you!" Sirius still looked confused.

"But I think Remy has a nice ass, and I've told him and he's not mortified and embarrassed and wants to kill me…" He trailed off as Remus nearly fell off the sofa.

"Correction, Sirius," He said once he regained his seat, "I'm now scarred for life."

Cai sighed. This was going to take awhile.

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Lily paced back and forth in front of her bed in the Head's Dormitory. Really, she thought, It's all because I'm friends with Po- James, that he's asking what happened over the holiday's. And really, it's none of his business. A girl has a right to not tell some guy who she just became friends with a few days ago after he hexed her for nearly seven years a few secrets. She sat down on her bed.

Then why do I feel so bad about lying to him? She pondered. It wasn't as if she didn't feel bad about not telling Ash or Stephanie- No, it was quite the opposite. But she also felt terrible for not telling James… and Remus and Sirius, she had to add. Lily looked around her red, gold, and wood surroundings, and sighed. It was one thing to feel bad about not telling the girls, but about not telling the boys? Ridiculous, Lily told herself. I don't feel bad. No. No way. I don't-

Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door, followed by it opening slightly. "Lily, are you in here?" She heard James call. Lily thought not to answer, but her traitorous mouth called out,

"Yes, I'm here, James. Come in." The man in question stuck his head in, and smiled as he met Lily's troubled eyes.

"Good," He said, and sat down next to her after walking in. "I just want to say-"

The corners of Lily's mouth turned upwards. "It's all right, James," She interrupted. "You don't have to-"

"Yes, I do have to. I'm sorry for bothering you about it, it's just… something happened, and it changed you. Now, besides the good fact that you're now my friend, it was a change for the worst. And I just want you to know that you can always tell me what's wrong. All right, Flower?"

Lily sighed and nodded. "Of course, James. I know that. Now, do you want to go to dinner? I'm starving."

James grinned. "You're starving? I'm starving. Shall we?" He held out his arm after standing, and Lily just skipped ahead of him, giggling softly. "Oy, Lily, get back here! It's not safe for… for a wilting flower to walk alone in the hallways!" Lily shook her head and slowed down, waiting for him.

As he caught up to her he slid his arm through hers and started chattering gaily. Lily tried to pay attention to what he was saying, but her blasted mind kept telling her that she should tell him what happened over holidays… and the fact that her heart was telling her that it was adorable that he apologized wasn't helping matters, either.

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All right… so, another chapter done. Review now, pretty please!

And for everyone who finished HBP.. well, I won't say anything because you lot who haven't finished it are probably like , "NOOO! DON'T SAY ANYTHING!"

But anyway… "Sometimes you remind me a lot of James. He called it my 'furry little problem' in company. Many people were under the impression that I owned a badly behaved rabbit."

-chuckles-

Aaaaanyway…

Oh yeah! For those of you who are like, cool, this story is great, and parts are funny… go click on tuttleturtle's name and go and read A not so noble quest… it's hilarious xD And there'll be another story you guys should read…but I don't think it's up yet xD

Blue mariposa: I know, poor poor Lils… well, I'll have a more in depth introduction of Stephanie next chapter. It didn't seem right to fit it in here.

Plus I got lazy and didn't have the energy to check my email for the description. Or sign on to AIM to get poked by Tuttleh.

trillian225: Thanks! Yeah, I just realized it might seem a bit confusing to people who… well, aren't me xD I tried to put more "Sirius said," blah blah blah stuff in this chapter. Tell me if it worked… if it didn't, or if I went overboard, blame it on the fact that… well, it's extremely hot here and I'm dying of humid-ness and the fact that I'm rehearsing almost every day… well, that has no relevance. Yeah, just tell me if it worked, didn't work, or I went overboard xD

Messr. Moony (A.k.a. Tuttle): Brilliant! Leave a better review, dear xP –pokes- And how is your 'furry little problem?' xP

Ashey: Hey, where's the next page? xP I wanna make another card tower!

And yeah, Tuna's ebil x.x I don't even like Tuna. The fish, I mean. But yeah, Petunia's evil as well. Dun like her much. Anyway… I got sidetracked xD And yeah, Dumbledore DOES know what happened… it's just, he wants Lily to come to her own conclusions about things, because she'll feel better about the whole situation that way, and not as if he forced her to think a certain way.

Well, it works out in my mind… heh xD

FanFictionFantom: Aww, no muse? That sucks… Glad to hear you liked the chapter!

I heart pink: Yeah, it wasn't meant to be funny originally… then I added Sirius, and how could a story with Sirius not be funny? (Well, at least part of the time… heh xD) And yeah, Sirius is one of my favorite characters… he's on the like, top 5 List with Gred and Forge xD

My eyes are more of a dark blue-greyish color… but at certain times of day they're more grey then blue.

crazy4tamorap: Thanks! And yeah, I feel bad for Lils too… but she has more funny moments with James and Sirius coming up!

nimy: Thanks for reviewing! Hope you like the next chapter!