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Sirius had never been interested in Quidditch. Even when he was little and his dad had taken him to see the World Cup and they’d sat in the most expensive seats available he had still found absolutely no enjoyment in the sport. It just wasn’t up his street and that was a plain simple fact. But Merlin now he wasn’t quite sure. Watching Gryffindor work in such perfect sync, watching how his best friend had spent the year coordinating his team to work so brilliantly together, it made his heart race with excitement. He was stood beside Moony, the two of them holding the banner they had made for James the first year he had been chosen to be part of the team, and he was screaming his lungs off in pure excitement. James had been talking for months about this, about winning the cup, and they were so close to victory that Sirius could feel it. Even though rain was falling so hard on them and he was soaked from head to foot, James was still up there working his ass off, he could almost feel the thrill running through his best friends veins.
They were 40 points ahead of Ravenclaw when the Gryffindor seeker began to fly upwards, her hand outstretched. Sirius gripped the banner tighter, watching the quick fire chase before finally, finally,the snitch was caught and the game was called to an end. Sirius moved his eyesight away from the Gryffindor seeker, finding James in his dripping wet Quidditch robes where he had simply stopped to stare before being pulled into a hug by his team. Grabbing Remus’ arm, he tugged the other forwards and soon they were joining the rest of the excited Gryffindor’s who were running onto the field to flock the victorious team who had just landed. Sirius ran straight at James, pushing the other students out of the way and practically jumping into his arms. “You brilliant bastard!” He shouted above the rain, pressing a hard kiss to his lips before letting out a bark of a laugh, still holding onto both his shoulders. “You did it! You actually did it, fuck, James!” Sirius jumped up and down with excitement, his brain not quite registering what he had done.
Quidditch had always been one of James´ favorite past times and he was glad that his friends were there to support him. There were few things like being up on that broomstick and flying through the air, the wind in his hair as he scored points for the Gryffindor team. They were going to beat Slytherin for the House Cup this year, there was no doubt, and now that they had won this game against Ravenclaw they were already ahead.
James was laughing, hugging all of his team mates as they celebrated their victory. He lived for moments like these and he could feel his heart beating hard against his rib cage. He was happy. So when his friends joined him his smile only got brighter. He was hugged and...
And...
James stood perfectly still for a moment, the rain pouring down on him as he glanced back at his best friend. It was obvious that it had been a spur of the moment thing, and that Sirius probably barely remembered doing it, but James´ heart had skipped a beat. “I...y-es.” He called over the cheers and rain, nodding slightly. “We...we did it. We won.” James managed, nodding again. He didn´t know what else to say or do.











