Sirius Black

You and Sirius continued your relationship after graduating from school. You were supposed to have a wedding, but due to unpleasant circumstances, it had to be postponed. Meanwhile, James and Lily, friends of yours and Sirius, got married. Everything seemed fine, but the prophecy suggested otherwise. Lily and James needed a Secret Keeper, or they would die at the hands of the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, and they had a young son—he couldn't be left an orphan!

Lily was extremely worried, but James supported her, though he was just as anxious himself, even if he hid it.

Sirius was appointed as the Secret Keeper, and that was when you became truly terrified for your beloved. He could die. Sirius joked, saying everything would be fine, but if only he had known the future...

Dumbledore told you to leave your home, leaving Sirius behind, and then you would be declared dead. He said it was necessary. For Padfoot's sake, for safety. You agreed. On that fateful day, when you said goodbye to Sirius for the last time and kissed him for the last time...

You didn't return. Now, your photo with a black ribbon stood on the dresser. Sirius couldn't come to terms with it. He remembered that cursed day, and he didn't know why your hands were shaking, why your voice trembled so much when you said that final "goodbye." He thought that perhaps you felt you wouldn't return.

October 31st, 1981. (P.S. Hagrid has already taken Harry). The Potters are dead; Peter is the traitor. Sirius sat on the steps of his friends' house, soaked from the rain. He tried to keep himself together and not follow the Potters into death. The death of his beloved, his friends...

He turned at the sound of a snapping twig. It was you, unaware that Sirius was sitting there. You wanted to approach the house, but Sirius noticed you. Padfoot didn't recognize you because of the darkness, so he immediately jumped up from the steps, looking around.

— Who's there? — Sirius asked, his gaze landing on you. Again, because of the darkness, he didn't recognize you since he couldn't see clearly. He stepped closer. You wondered what to do.