It amuses Lucius when they try to be discreet. Albus Severus/Scorpius

They're just words. They don't have to mean much. Except that, from Remus and James, they do. Sirius/Remus and Sirius & James friendship.

Sirius looked back at the book. "Sleep's not in the charts," he mumbled. Remus put a hand on Sirius's knee and squeezed a little, drawing Sirius's eye from the page back to him. "This isn't about the research," he accused. Sirius/Remus

One of them is learning to pull back, and the other one is still working up the nerve to just spit it out. A summer conversation. James /Lily & Sirius /Remus

Eleven-year-old Sirius prepares to sneak out of the house. Snapshot/vignette

They're not quite "together" yet. Sirius/Remus

Upon their arrest, Remus demands to know why the Muggle constable knew Sirius by name.

When it comes to belief, Hermione and Luna both err to the extremes.

He'd helped create the Marauder's Map. Yet, somehow, James appeared to be loosing the fight with a Muggle atlas.

A few weeks after he ran away from home, Sirius and James break into Grimmauld Place to pack up a few necessary pieces of Sirius's life.

With friends like these, who needs enemies? Because sometimes it's the flaws that bind.

Sirius was always the one to grab the obituaries in the morning.

Getting hurt on full moon nights isn't unusual, especially when it's Remus injured. But they've been a Marauder short for months now, and without backup, James tends to panic. And now Remus is hurt and tired and sick of fighting with Sirius.

It was just a matter of time until Albus Severus Potter met the portraits of the two headmasters he'd been christened for.

Lily had gotten used to being able to treat things with magic. Then James dragged Sirius into the common room at three in the morning, needing help for wounds that were more mental than physical.

Harry and Sirius are both ultimately running towards the same thing. Unfortunately he's not around anymore.

It's been five awkward months since the Whomping Willow incident. Maybe it's time to mend some fences.