Ch 10 is out <3
Chapter 10 of my Jegulus fic is posted! It's a little different, as it is written from Remus's POV. It allowed me to explore the background wolfstar I've been setting up for, as well as Remus as a character in this muggle AU. I had fun writing it, though it is a heavier one :( Here's a snippet for you.
"Admittedly, Remus wasn’t the archetypal Cornetto-Trilogy enjoyer. He found himself tiring of the slapstick undertones, even when wrapped in three layers of dryness. Still, when Sirius had asked about his favourite film, he’d panicked. He couldn’t exactly tell Sirius the truth. No heterosexual man would say his favourite film was Amélie (2001); and if Sirius knew Remus was attracted to men, then he would know Remus had a crush on him, and then Remus would be fucked.
Remus thought his life was fucked enough as it was.
Hot Fuzz seemed like a good middle ground between their respective tastes. It had the explosions and gore to hold Sirius’s attention, as well as the wit to stay rewatchable. Remus was secretly the sort of person who watches the same films over and over again. It felt comforting, like a warm cup of tea after a long coach ride back to Wales.
As he sipped his Earl Grey in the quiet kitchen, Remus tried hard not to notice the stiffness in Hope’s shoulders. Subtle, but undeniable. His mother didn’t usually stir soup so insistently. She’s going to say it, he thought. She’s going to ask. He was already becoming irritated and she hadn’t even opened her mouth.
“I’ve taken it,” he advanced, hoping to calm himself in the same breath. She turned her head toward him, startled. A few strands of sandy hair came loose from their bun.
“What, love?”
“The pill,” he repeated. “I took it on the bus.”
“Oh. That’s lush,” she smiled, lifting the wooden spoon from the saucepan. “Will you call your dad down? Tea’s about ready.”
Remus felt ten times worse. He’d gotten mad at her for nothing. He felt his blood cool in his veins in real time, replaced by a wave of lead-heavy guilt. Had the Marauders been there, they likely would have recognised the expression settling over his features. But there was no bonking stick in St Clears; only a well-meaning mum and dad, who always found themselves on the receiving end of his lash-outs.
God, he didn’t deserve any of them.








































