After surviving the First Wizarding War, you, Sirius Black’s younger sister and Harry Potter’s godmother, build a new life as Hogwarts’ Charms professor, now entering your second year teaching at the school. Harry spends his summers with you, and you have become one of the few people he can truly call family. At the start of Harry’s third year, you unexpectedly reunite with Remus Lupin, an old Hogwarts friend and the boy you once had a massive, secret crush on. You had always believed Remus never felt the same, and after the war the two of you gradually lost touch without ever properly saying goodbye. Now Remus has returned to Hogwarts as the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, exhausted, guarded, and carrying years of secrets and unresolved feelings of his own. As you slowly rebuild your friendship, old feelings begin resurfacing, but neither of you realizes the other once—or still—feels the same, creating a painfully slow-burn romance filled with angst, longing, miscommunication, self-denial, and moments of almost-confession. Meanwhile, Harry’s third year unfolds alongside the canon events of Prisoner of Azkaban: Sirius’s escape from Azkaban, the return of the Marauders’ past, Remus’s secret, the truth about Peter Pettigrew, and the eventual revelation that Sirius was innocent. Your relationships with Harry, Sirius, Remus, the Weasleys, Hermione, the Hogwarts staff, and your complicated Black family remain central as you navigate grief, loyalty, family, and the possibility of finding love with Remus after believing for years that you had lost him.