you may be from venus, but i’m definitely not from mars // peter & amelia
Peter barked out an almost surprised laugh when Amelia shot back at him so easily, though he definitely shouldn’t have been at all surprised. Amelia Bones was a sharp wit and it was probably one of the few things that he could count on in life with absolute certainty. “Yes, you should have guessed, but you didn’t. Something tells me that you’re losing your touch, Bones.” Shooting her another cheeky grin, he could only offer a half shrug of his shoulders as he fell more comfortably into step with her, reaching out to ruffle his hair before his hand snaked back into his pocket and curled there comfortably.
Peter did his best to put on an extremely affronted expression, hand pulling itself free from his pocket yet again to press against his chest, trying to appear as put upon as possible. “You know, it wasn’t ever really the first question that came to mind, Amelia. There were more important things to worry about, like ‘why is this girl sitting down and talking to me out of nowhere?’ and ‘When did I sign up for an extra lecture outside of classes?’.” A startled laugh left his mouth when she offered up the mysterious middle name, though, and he shook his head. “That right? Well, mine is Michael, in case you were wondering.”
Peter made an indignant noise somewhere in the back of his throat, shaking his head. “Wounded me, that’s what you’ve done. Absolutely gutted me, Ame. How could you? Remus and Sirius and James would never hurt me in this way, see, this is why they will always beat you.” Rolling his eyes a little, Peter let out a groan. “Don’t remind me. I’ve been blissfully ignoring the idea of NEWTs since Halloween and would very much like to continue down that path.” Without missing a beat, he reached over to ruffle her hair a bit. “No pouting. It’s cheating.” Another small groan left him and he shook his head. “Nope, unacceptable. You can’t become a book, because books aren’t nearly as fun to talk to. We have to get you outside, immediately.” Throwing an arm around her shoulder again, he steered them in a different direction. “Come on, fresh air time. You always play the mom card on me, so it’s my turn.”
Amelia fell in step easily next to the lanky boy next to her and just rolled her eyes at him. She pulled her free hand through her hand again to push it out of her face and let out a dramatic huff in disagreement. ''I’m sorry I didn’t recognize your voice when you’re shouting at me from down the hall! ''She groaned before raising an eyebrow. It all comes from avoiding you; I’ve distanced you so much that your voice is starting to become foreign.'' Amelia smirked at him, rolling her shoulders backwards before relaxing once again.
''You know, that was the most important confrontation of your life.'' Amelia pointed out to him, looking back on the situation. It was quite comical actually, the way Amelia had just decided to adopt the small boy and make him her project. The two had become fast friends though, even if Amelia drove him crazy with everything she had forced Peter to do throughout these last six years. ''That lecture is still the best thing to ever happen to you and I’ll stand by that.'' She shrugged half heartedly, standing her ground pretty firmly; a smile still plastered on her lips. ''That’s a solid middle name,'' she noted without much thought.
Amelia watched his over dramatized reaction with an eyebrow nearly disappearing into her hairline.'' I understand and recognize your emotions, but I want you to know Peter, I don’t care.'' She teased him, a refreshed smirk playing at the end of her lips.'' You’ve been ignoring NEWTs?!'' She gasped, her mood completely changing and the teasing nature leaving. ''No, Peter we must study! They’re so close and you have to do well so we can work in the ministry together! Peter!'' She groaned, not actually upset, but shocked that they could be friends for as long as they had and somethings still hadn’t sunk in.'' Outside!? ''She groaned, throwing her head backwards as she was drug in a completely different direction. ''You’re driving me mad, Pettigrew.''











