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MARLENE

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WHAT

you
don't freak out, but i think i have feelings for sirius 😳

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OMFG ITS HAPPENING
YOU LIKE HIM?
HOLY FUCK

you
i told you not to freak out..

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HOW DO YOU EXPECT ME TO NOT FREAK OUT
ARE YOU GOING TO CONFESS?

you
do you think he likes me back?

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well duh, you're literally the only person he posts on his instagram account

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i-
no i am not

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you are and you know it

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whatever, im going now bye

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GO CONFESS, NOW

you are offline

sirius' pov

after sirius messaged the boys, he went to find alara. this was it, he was going to confess his undying love for her. well, maybe not love just yet..

he was growing impatient as he climbed the astronomy tower. he had been searching for fifteen minutes, and still hadn't found her.

as he reached the top, he noticed a figure stood against the railing. the figure seemed to notice his presecence, as they looked back.

the frown on their face merged into a small smile, making sirius' chest flutter.

"i've been looking for you everywhere. " he smiled as he stood next to her.

"you have? why?"

all of a sudden, sirius began to grow nervous. what was wrong with him? sirius black was never nervous around girls.

"uh - well, i've been wanting to tell you something for a while, i-i like you."

"y - you do?"

"fuck, i just made it awkward didn't -"

"no! no.. you didn't.. i like you too, but i didn't really think you would return those feelings."

sirius chuckled at her awkwardness.

"you see that star over there," sirius pointed at the sky, "that's the sirius, the dog star. name after me." sirius beamed proudly.

alara knew it definetly wasn't name after sirius, but she didn't want to ruin the moment, so she just agreed.










ALANA SPEAKS

writers block sucks :/ enjoy this chapter 😳

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