"Cecilia Rosier"

-A FEW MONTHS HAD PASSED AND IT WAS NOW THE FINAL TASK. All the students were standing by the stadium, all frowning at what the Quidditch pitch turned into.

"What the absolute fuck is this?!" Draco asked, looking scandalized.

As the canon was shot, the champions all walked into the maze. Adhara rolled her eyes at how they couldn't see what was going on, and much to the shock of the other students, she laid her head on Pansy's lap and laid her legs on Draco's lap, wanting nothing more than to nap.

"Someone's sleepy." Pansy teased as she started playing with her hair.

"Addie!" Sirius exclaimed as he rushed up to his daughter, who was holding her trunk and was ready to get onto the train.

"Yes, Siri?"

"You're coming this summer, right?" He asked hopefully.

Adhara nodded. "Yeah. I'll be there the last month of summer like last time."

"Great!"

Adhara smiled as soon as her father hugged her. "How was school?" Lucius asked as he gave her trunk to a house elf.

"It was great-"

"Yes, because she has a girlfriend." Draco cut her off.

Adhara glared at him. "Dray is dating Potter."

"Ara's dating Granger."

Lucius stopped and looked at both of them, but they were too busy glaring at one another to notice.

Narcissa walked in right at that moment and frowned in confusion. "What's going on?"

"Turns out, both of our kids are gay, Cissa."

Narcissa's eyes widened. "Why didn't you tell us, dragon?"

Draco snapped out of his glare as his eyes widened, "Tell you what-"

"That you're gay!"

"Hah! Goodluck." Adhara said sarcastically as she rushed up the stairs to her room, leaving Draco to explain. She wouldn't have actually done that if she thought their parents weren't accepting. But they were. Narcissa and Lucius were extremely accepting.

The month passed by quickly, filled with family vacations and laughter. Adhara was now packing for Black and Potter manor, as she would be going there tonight for the rest of summer.

Lucius knocked on her door and walked in when she said, "Come in."

He smiled slightly at the happiness his daughter's eyes showed. "How's Sirius treating you?"

Adhara looked up from her trunk. "Quite well."

Lucius smiled as he started helping her pack. "And everybody else?"

"They've welcomed me to the family."

He looked at her for a few seconds and then smiled. "That's what you always wanted, was it not?"

"But now that I've got it - It's just nothing like I expected." She admitted as she put her notebooks into the trunk, "I mean, I didn't plan to have a girlfriend. Or be family with the Potters as well. Or even have a stepfather."

"There's nothing wrong with actually liking it deep down, Ara." Lucius soothed, knowing how his daughter was actually feeling. "Cecilia would be proud of you."

Adhara stopped what she was doing and looked at him, blinking away the tears at the mention of her mum. "You think so?"

"I know so, darling." He immediately said and looked at her knowingly. "You have her kindness."

"Can you tell me a bit about her?"

He smiled, as if he was waiting for this moment for years. "Well, Cecilia Rosier - where do I even start? She was a beautiful woman. We met each other at one of the pureblood balls at the time. She was an extraordinary woman, your mother was." His smile growing slightly. "Cissa and I were betrothed at the time, and her parents were looking for someone for her to get betrothed to. However, she didn't want an arranged marriage, so they let her be. When they found out she was dating Sirius Black.. things went slightly downhill. Sirius was - well- a blood-traitor, since he got into Gryffindor and ruined the tradition of Blacks ending up in Slytherin, but Cecilia didn't care. I suppose the fact that her parents didn't approve, started up the fights between the couple." He continued and looked at her, wiping a few tears of his daughter's.

"She was an exceptionally kind woman. She didn't care wether someone was a muggle or a pureblood, a squib or a wizard, a werewolf or normal. She didn't care. Just like how you don't. Just like how you showed kindness to Remus, even if it was obvious that you hated him. But know this Adhara, Cecilia might've left, but she didn't go away without a gift. She left us the gift of you being born."