More? And if Lily can make port-keys, then why on earth did she not carry one with her during the Hiding Out Bits?

Sadly, Lily is only subtle compared to Sirius and James (it's scary when Sirius is the responsible one between the two of them). It's kind of scary to look at a version of Sirius who actually thinks thoughts, mind you.

Oh Please please finish this! I absolutely love it so far! Please don't leave it hanging like this,it has such potential for awesomeness! I really like Sirius, and little Sevvie is so cute, though he'd probably hurl if anyone told him. ;)

I see that Evan understands the actual definition of 'getting along like a house on fire', has he been to see his Great-Aunt Weatherwax again?

Granted, Screwing With Sirius is normally number one, but given that Spikelet is a Slytherin who knows Narcissa, I'd put my money on the tailoring.

At least Sirius is constrained by something to tamp down his usual Must Kill Severus instincts.

Delightful beginning. But I don't blame Severus for disappearing when James is around; James can get away with a lot more than Sirius can, and has.

I was so excited to see the notification for this pop up in my emails! It has been a horrendous couple of weeks for me, and to see another chapter of this wonderful story is a bright spark on a dark night. I love the way you are showing us how Sirius is changing towards Severus, and how he is growing up. I also enjoy the way you weave dog related metaphors into story lines with Sirius, and the other details that you take so much trouble over. Thanks for posting this

Thank you for posting. I . . . needed something.

I really liked how you handled Lily in this chapter. She's usually not one of my favorites in the Subjectiveverse (sorry), but her calmer, less shout-y appearance in this was nice. Her explanation about why Severus chose to make biscuits was great.

ooh. This is cute in a strange sort of way _ i hope there is more?

What an excellent start! I really enjoyed reading about how they interacted, it felt very realistic given the situation they were in. With the way they bickered and how Sirius seemed more bemused than anything with Severus. I liked how Severus turned a bit physical there with grabbing Sirius's collar and was quite happy to see Sirius didn't return the action because I like to think he wouldn't be /that/ immoral. Carrying on with an equal is one thing, but hurting someone smaller and weaker is quite different and I like that he seems to have principles of a sort.

I'll happily be awaiting the next chapter!

What exactly happened, and is it undone?