This datda teacher seems suspicious still. I mean either dumbledore trusts her or he's blind when it comes to defense against the dark arts teachers...

"'Sirius is always right,' said the taller boy, nodding his patrician head wisely. 'Remember that, James, and you'll live longer.'"

Noooooooo. NOOOOOO. When it comes to secret keepers trust dumbledore. NOT SIRIUS. NOOOOOOOO
why would you do this to me?

Am I howling up the wrong willow all together or is that Agnes a part human of some sort? And I really don't trust this new professor she seems dodgy

It would have been the perfect opportunity to have shipping in this chapter. ;)

Well I'm sure Sirius feel like he has a right to know who Andromeda's daughter dates too... Lol. Good story so far, really hope there's some more hatred against werewolves soon, the best characters are broken.

The chapter in the hospital was my favorite yet lol. This story is turning out to be pretty good, although I'm not sure about the way home education is portrayed. While I understand that Jk Rowling herself stated Remus was home educated, and its necessary for the story, I just hate all the pre conceived ideas surrounding home education. Still, I'm loving the story.

I started reading this a while ago, but gave up coz it's soooo long. As I'm now stuck inside for at least 2 weeks I figured I'd start it again. It seems really long but I'm enjoying it so far.

'Sirius is always right. Remember that, James, and you'll live longer.'

Sirius told James to trust Pettigrew. Which caused James' death.

Okay gonna go cry now.

Fan of the Greeks, much? :P

this ch was soooo nice!I nearly laughed out-I'm in bed besides my ,the flu now is everywhere,please take care of yourself if you see me at home as much as u can and take kn95! Love for u!Hope u all fine.

u are so talented!love atm 4ever!and love sirius and remmy so much!

I love rereading this story. It‘s honestly just as beloved in my heart as the original stories it comes from, if not more so. I realized recently that one of the reasons (of which there are many) I really latched on to Remus is the cyclicality of his illness. Without getting too into it, I used to get sick very frequently to the point where I had a very exact ritual of waiting out the pain—that being when I got to the point where I couldn’t look at a screen or book or do anything Id turn the lights off and turn on very low my CD player (later ipod) to a random chapter from the Harry Potter audiobooks (usually POA). I got sick again recently after a long while of not and immediately reverted to my ritual. As I was coming out of it (well enough to look at a screen or book but still somewhat unable to be productive) I knew I desperately wanted more Remus. Your Remus. Revisiting this story with this sort of eye opening realization of what made me so attached the Lupin as a child/teen was really remarkable. You do such an amazing job with the physicality of his illness and the weight of just being ill outside of the prejudice. Honestly I cried a few times during a few of the transformation chapters. I really just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this because it means so so so much to me.

:) you're such a talented writer, this whole story is so detailed and interesting to read

its been 3 years? you going to update?

If only they would have gone Sirius‘ way with Peter