[Comprehensive British and American] The Wizard of Cullen's House

It was a very gorgeous looking room.

On the big beige bed, a man with curly black hair was lying on his back and sleeping soundly.His closed eyelids were motionless, and his breath was long and pleasant.The area between his neck and shoulders was covered with a thick layer of white gauze, which exuded a strong smell of iodophor—of course, there was also a hint of his own sweet smell.Avella stood in a corner of the room, quietly watching the silver-white figure covered by the moonlight coming in from the window. The flashing light in her warm eyes and the soft curvature of her mouth made her look incredible. tenderness.

The darkness can't block the vampire's vision - so when Avella saw Sirius's fingers beside her body move suddenly, she immediately stood by his bed, but she didn't know what to think and backed away a few steps.

When Sirius woke up, there was only invisible darkness in sight.

He frowned uncomfortably, and all his feelings came back at this moment - the area between his neck and shoulders hurt badly, which reminded him of the time when he was bitten by two vampires in succession.But compared to whether he cared about whether he had become a vampire now, he cared more about Avella's soft and deeply earnest voice before he lost consciousness.Sirius blinked vigorously, only to see a silvery white light in the seemingly bottomless darkness.

After a while, he finally figured out what the silvery white light was.He rolled his eyes, and his sight collided with the warm yellow hidden in the darkness.

"Hey..." Sirius was a little pleasantly surprised, because he recognized the person hiding in the darkness as Avella, and after he greeted him with a sense of calling, Avella actually leaned over.

"Are you okay?" Avella stepped forward and took two steps, although she could still accurately capture everything about him in the dark, including the obvious joy in his eyes now-this made her mood improve, And responded to him in a tone that even she herself found incredible.Then she saw the surprise on his face, but then it settled down and brought a little gentleness.

"I'm fine." Sirius carefully looked at Elvira surrounded by the moonlight, and then he thought about the business again, "I...have I become..."

"You didn't become a vampire." Avella quickly interrupted him, and Sirius found that the soft and beautiful curve of the corners of her mouth was flattened by her, and her tone of voice became not as soft as before, "I It won't turn you into a vampire."

Sirius, who felt that Avella was a little strange, fell silent, and this silence seemed to make Avella a little irritable - Sirius knew that she was agitated, because the corners of her mouth were tightened, and her brows were also slightly furrowed.According to the usual Ivy, her most likely reaction now would be to scold Sirius for having such an idea, but to Sirius' surprise, she didn't say a word, not a single word.

"Oh, okay." Feeling the awkward atmosphere, Sirius could only say bitterly, but then he asked nervously, "Where's Harry?"

"He's sleeping in the other room." Avella's gaze softened at the mention of Harry.

Sirius's hanging heart also settled down, he let out a long breath, looked at Ivy thankfully: "That's good."

But soon Sirius noticed that Avella's expression became very serious, and her gaze also became serious—Sirius didn't doubt that if Avella entered Hogwarts as a professor, then Hoag Woz will have an extra teacher as strict as Professor McGonagall.Of course, the teacher's sternness is nothing compared to the perfect image she might leave on the students.

"So, should you explain something to me now?" Avella narrowed her eyes.

Sirius opened his mouth and then closed it. He pursed his mouth, thinking about what reason to use to prevaricate Avella.Was he supposed to tell her straight up that Harry had suggested it?The reason why he agreed was because he also wanted to know what she came to Hounslow to deal with?In fact, he should have known for a long time that Edward would help Avella to deliver the message, so the matter Avella dealt with must be related to vampires—but at that time, all he could think about was what Avella would do that he didn't know .

If he knew that the first person he met here was a newborn baby, and he had panicked Avella because of this, he would definitely not agree to Harry's request.

"Forget it." To Sirius' expectation again, Avella didn't stick to the answer this time, but showed a helpless look, "Don't do such a thing again next time, you know..." Her The voice stopped abruptly, looking at Sirius' probing eyes, the shape of his lips remained the same as when he pronounced 'know' before, and after moving a few times according to this mouth shape, he decisively pursed his lips together.

"You're a bit strange." Sirius finally said, and stared at Avella with probing eyes.

Avella looked at him, and it took her a long time to hold back a sentence: "You should be hungry, I'll get you something to eat." Then she turned around, opened the door and rushed out, leaving Sirius frowning helplessly He muttered in the room: "Then you have to turn on the light first and help me up..." But before his words fell, the light in the room was turned on with a 'snap', and a body with a cold fragrance approached him And gently lifted him up with her hands across his back.

The owner of that body thoughtfully erected a pillow, and disappeared immediately after making sure he sat down.

Sirius laughed, he vaguely guessed the answer he wanted most, but he wasn't sure.

What Edward saw was Sirius' unconcealable smile, with the pampering he was very familiar with.The reason why Edward is familiar with it is because he has seen this expression on the faces of his father and brother-it makes him smile, and it also makes him a little confused.He still remembered that when he saw Sirius for the first time a few years ago, the man's mental activity surprised him for several seconds, but soon he watched it with an attitude of watching a drama.

It was just beyond his expectation that Sirius' feelings for Ivy lasted for so long.

Sirius is different from Ivy - he is a human being, and time can smooth everything in a person's heart, but it cannot take away vampires.So he doesn't believe that there is eternal love between human beings, they will be weakened into family affection, even friendship-this is a huge difference from vampires who once fall in love with a person and will devote themselves to a place of eternal doom for it.But all of this doesn't seem to make sense to this man named Sirius Black.

And it may be because of the flow of human time, Sirius is more tolerant of Avella every year.But what made Edward even more puzzled was that the man's sight was already so obvious, but his little sister still didn't notice it at all, which made him wonder for a long time whether vampires really mattered. With his keen five senses, Carlisle couldn't laugh or cry at his doubts.

In the end, Jasper came up with a very concluding sentence: "Ivy just has a low EQ."

"Edward, what's the matter?" Sirius saw Edward leaning against the door as soon as he looked up, he couldn't see what Edward's expression was, but it couldn't stop him from feeling better because of his guess.

Edward nodded. He walked into the room and sat on a single sofa against the wall. Without beating around the bush, he asked, "Did you see any other people when you met the newborn or before?" ?”

Sirius was taken aback for a moment, and then recalled the situation according to Edward's question. In the end, Edward knew his answer before he opened his mouth to answer him.He took a deep breath and just shook his head in the face of Sirius' silent question.He suddenly looked towards the door, saw the large tray appearing at the door, his mouth twitched, and from the corner of his eye, he saw Sirius' wide eyes and then he smiled helplessly.

"I can't eat that much, Ivy," Sirius said to the woman whose face was blocked by the tray.

"If you can't eat, you can take it back, the maid over there said." Avella carefully placed the tray on the bedside table, then straightened up and looked at Edward.

Sirius noticed that Edward and Avella only looked at each other for a few seconds before Edward left the room.Avella turned her head and looked at him again, raising her eyebrows: "What's wrong?"

"If you have anything to do, I can do it myself." Sirius said as he watched her put some of his least favorite vegetables into the bowl.

Avella paused, and put the bowl full of vegetables into Sirius' hands involuntarily, and glared at him angrily: "I have nothing to do."

"Okay..." Sirius looked at the vegetables in his hand listlessly, took Avella's fork and inserted a piece into his mouth viciously, and asked while chewing, "By the way, here is where?"

Avella grabbed a sofa with her bare hands and sat on Sirius' bed, looked at him and said, "The Holmes family—it is said that Carlisle, Esme, and Edward knew the previous mistress of this house, and she left some information about them. The record was later obtained by the current hostess. In addition, a case that may have been committed by a vampire occurred in Hounslow recently-but in fact it was true, otherwise there would be no newborns here. So Holmes The current mistress of the family wrote a letter to Carlisle, hoping to get our help." She handed a tissue to Sirius, asking him to wipe off the water stains on the corners of her mouth.

"Then they...I mean the people in this family are human?" Sirius swallowed a mouthful of green vegetables, frowning.

"Obviously." Avella knew what Sirius wanted to say.She paused, and finally said: "Carlisle and the others have already discussed with Mrs. Holmes. When this matter is over, she will give us her mother's notes."

But Sirius still looked at Avella with some disapproval, Avella shrugged helplessly, she opened the bedside table and took out the wand she had put for Sirius, and made a few virtual drawings in the air.

——Carlyle believed, so we believe too.

Sirius stared, Avella frowned at him, and in the end Sirius was the first to lose.

He ate the vegetables in small bites, thinking in his mind whether or not to ask Professor Dumbledore to give Holmes's family a complete forgetfulness—just erase the memory of the Cullen family.