I'm leaving this history behind me. Burn me off your family tree but nothing can stop me.

"that was rightly a disaster..." Sirius muttered,

"You said I should ask why she hangs out with him," he muttered at Remus.

"I didn't mean right now. I meant sometime not in front of the both of them. If you ask her that while Severus is around you seem to be blatantly and openly criticizing her choice in friends, which is more than a surefire way to just make her angry at you," Remus replied.

James raised his hands into the air. "You didn't say that! How am I meant to know? Jeez," he frowned.

"It's common sense!"

"For you maybe! But you're smart and you understand these things."

Remus shrugged.

James sighed. "Well, what should I do? Cause I'm at a loss here Moony, and you're clever."

"I wouldn't know. I don't have problems with girls not liking me."

James sighed and shrugged. "I'll work it out," he mumbled, more to himself than the other three. "Shall we continue onwards?"

"Where to, Prongsie?" Sirius asked tossing an arm over James shoulder so hard he was sure it would push the other boy down to the ground. Well, if that other boy weren't a star Chaser for their house team.

"Quidditch supplies?" He asked hopefully, not that he really needed anything, but he still loved that shop.

The other three sighed but nodded.

James grinned and went to the Quiditch shop.

The others followed behind him.