"We will. We learned a lesson. We'll never waste perfectly good pie again." Holding out a pumpkin pie covered hand, he gripped Sirius' hand and shook it eagerly. "Good fight, mate. You nearly got me with that last pie. I got crust in my eye." James laughed and he could barely hide his contentment. He let go of Sirius and stood up, climbing onto the bench.
"Fellow students, I sincerely apologies with all my heart and rest assured, the pies taste great. Enjoy the rest of your evening." He looked as remorseful as he could. Turning to the very amused headmaster, he smiled sheepishly. "Sorry."
At least he got to eat earlier than planed - he was so damn hungry.
Sirius climbed onto the bench next to James and tried to look as ashamed as he managed. "I'm sorry too. From the bottom of my heart." He sighed heavily and let his head hang. "I'm sorry, fellow students. And I'm really, really sorry, Professor Dumbledore, I can't wait to hear your speech. I bet it won't be very boring much."
He smiled, because the headmaster was smiling too. "And I'm sorry I didn't hit him in the face."
Well, he was honest. But he was also still smiling as he sat down next to James again, subtly picking up a piece of crust to put into his mouth. "You are not a teacher's pet." He could admit that, and approve.
"And you're not much of a weasel face. You're bleeding handsome, you are." James grinned and then picked up some pie off the table and ate that too. Then he remembered his manners and turned in his seat, whispering to the half blood. "Want some pie? It's barely been on us so it's pretty clean."
"No."
"Okay." James gave him a thumbs up and then tried to lean in closer. "Hope we didn't get you with the--"
"Potter, please shut up."
Nodding at the prefect, he pretended to lock his mouth with a key and winked, looking at Sirius playfully. He never was good at sitting still and being quiet.
"...sorry." Sirius muttered it to the boy who had cake all over his face, due to Sirius' first evasive manoeuvre. He felt doubly bad, because somehow he had just forgotten about him until just now. "Is the pie good?"
Peter nodded, licking his lips. His face was sticky, but admittedly tasty. So he smiled at the boys. Partly because he really didn't want to provoke their pie-throwing wrath.
"Really?" Leaning forward, James took some cake off Peter's face and licked it, looking up as Dumbledore spoke and then clapping when he had to. While everyone made noise, he turned to Peter and grinned. "It tastes brilliant. Mate, we'll clean you up later and all so stick with us, yeah."
He seemed a bit lost and alone so James thought he'd offer out friendship. After all, they needed friends here. It was going to be crazy.
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"Fellow students, I sincerely apologies with all my heart and rest assured, the pies taste great. Enjoy the rest of your evening." He looked as remorseful as he could. Turning to the very amused headmaster, he smiled sheepishly. "Sorry."
At least he got to eat earlier than planed - he was so damn hungry.
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He smiled, because the headmaster was smiling too. "And I'm sorry I didn't hit him in the face."
Well, he was honest. But he was also still smiling as he sat down next to James again, subtly picking up a piece of crust to put into his mouth. "You are not a teacher's pet." He could admit that, and approve.
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"No."
"Okay." James gave him a thumbs up and then tried to lean in closer. "Hope we didn't get you with the--"
"Potter, please shut up."
Nodding at the prefect, he pretended to lock his mouth with a key and winked, looking at Sirius playfully. He never was good at sitting still and being quiet.
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Peter nodded, licking his lips. His face was sticky, but admittedly tasty. So he smiled at the boys. Partly because he really didn't want to provoke their pie-throwing wrath.
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He seemed a bit lost and alone so James thought he'd offer out friendship. After all, they needed friends here. It was going to be crazy.