Jegulus
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Regulus Black hated Valentine's day.
And by hated, that is…REALLY hated.
He hated the sappiness, the way people acted like it was actually important and not just something businesses used as a money grab in the wait for the next gift-giving holiday. He hated his friends making fun of him for not having a Valentine each year as if he actually cared. He especially hated the way he got cards from ‘secret admirers’ every year, not because people actually liked him, but because he was a semi-good-looking Pureblood boy with a lot of money. He hated all of it.
What he hated even more, however, was James Potter. Specifically, James Potter flaunting about and swooning over this secret crush of his in the run-up to Valentine's day as if anyone cared. Regulus didn’t care, why would he?
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don't blame me, love made me crazy by coupe_de_foudre
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
20 Aug 2021
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“Whatever, gorgeous. Just don’t forget about us lowlifes when you end up on the cover of Seeker Weekly.”
It’s only when Regulus’ eyes widen, spluttering in response to James, that James even realises what he said.
Oh…no.
What’s worse is he doesn’t even regret it. Not when Regulus is blushing furiously like he is right now, because all James can feel is an odd sense of pride that he was the cause of that adorable pink flush now high on Regulus’ cheeks.
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Sirius Black has been living with the Potter’s for nearly 2 years and is constantly filled with guilt and regret about leaving Regulus behind. In the summer before the Marauder’s sixth year, Regulus turns up at the house with nowhere else to go and no one else to turn to. Can they forgive each other? Can they both let their guard down enough to be loved? Can the Black brothers move on from their past?
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James and Regulus had been friendly once, and then things changed when Sirius ran away. James is still desperate to save the younger Black, for many reasons. Most of them, he realises, are purely selfish.