HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Sirius no longer wanted to stay in the Black mansion. He was now extremely looking forward to the arrival of the next day. When he thought that he would see Xia and his good brothers tomorrow, Sirius's restless mood gradually calmed down. He stood in front of the window, looking at the sky in the distance, his thoughts gradually flying away.

Soon, it was the next morning, and Sirius pulled Regulus out of bed almost at dawn. He broke in again regardless of the owner of the room's wishes. At this time, Regulus was sleepy and his brain had not started to work. When he saw Sirius, he even asked why Sirius came into his dream.

"Okay, Rael, stop it." Sirius pulled Regulus off the bed without saying a word and led him into the bathroom.

Sirius leaned against the door. He looked at Regulus who still had no reaction and was a little confused: "No way? Do you want me to help you brush your teeth?"

Perhaps Sirius' words were too shocking, Regulus suddenly woke up, he said unhappily: "Thank you, but no thanks, that's too disgusting."

Hearing Sirius's relieved voice, Regulus rolled his eyes very ungracefully. Sometimes he really wanted to kick this unlucky brother out.

When everything was ready, the two brothers stood at the door of the old house waiting for Lawrence to pick them up. As for why the fireplace of the old house was not connected to the fireplace of the Hopps family, in Sirius' words, that madman Walburga would jump over and bite people.

Fortunately, they didn't have to wait long.

Lawrence knew that Sirius didn't seem willing to stay at home. Every time Xia or Ander asked him to pick up Sirius, he would go very early. Sirius seemed to know this as well, and the two of them tacitly waited or set off as early as possible.

So when Lawrence saw the two boys from the Black family standing at the door, he was not very surprised. He held the two boys' hands and said, "Have you been waiting for a long time? I guess I have to come earlier next time."

"Oh, Uncle Lawrence, this time is fine." Regulus spoke before Sirius. He was really afraid of Sirius. After he finished speaking, Regulus couldn't help but yawn.

Lawrence saw Regulus's reaction, and they dodged the Muggles on the road. Then with a bang, the three of them disappeared on the spot.

It's hard to describe the feeling of Apparition. It's convenient and fast enough, but it doesn't feel very good. Sirius thought it must be because he was not the one who cast the spell. If he was the initiator of Apparition, it might be much better than being carried away by others.

Regulus, who had the same idea as Sirius, tried his best to ignore the more uncomfortable feeling brought by not waking up. Perhaps because of this discomfort, he would not have enough fun at the Hopes' house this time, which prevented Regulus from feeling unhappy.

At this time, a big hand covered Regulus' head and rubbed it gently. Regulus looked up and saw Lawrence smiling at him: "Okay, Regulus, go to your room and have a rest first. There is still some time before Ander and Xia's birthday party, and your friends haven't arrived yet, so go to sleep for a while now."

Regulus felt that the wind on the mountain seemed a little strong today. He lowered his head and hummed. Then he heard Lawrence continue to say: "Maybe next time I can pick up Sirius first and then pick you up. Don't worry about the trouble. After all, Apparition is still very useful at this time. Then Regulus, you can think of a time first."

Regulus felt that the wind seemed to be stronger, and his eyes were a little dry. He did not speak. Lawrence did not urge him. He took his hand off Regulus' head and waited for Regulus to go into the house with him. Feeling the warmth on his head being removed, Regulus came to his senses. He did not want to trouble Lawrence, "It's okay, Uncle Lawrence."

Lawrence was not surprised to see what Regulus was thinking. He winked at Regulus and said, "This is a unique agreement between the two of us."

As if he didn't want to hear another rejection, Lawrence quickly ended the topic and said, "Okay, it's settled. Now, the little wizard is going to rest."