Pink Lemonade

If you had told James Potter two weeks ago that he would be touring with Regulus Black, he would’ve admitted you to a mental hospital and and then driven himself off a bridge. If you had told Regulus Black the same thing, he would’ve slapped you across the face. But here they were. After not seeing each other for four years, James and Regulus are forced to tour Europe together for "The Marauders' Insidious Tour." Once campus rivals, they now have to share buses, stages, and countless long nights. This forced proximity pushes them to their limits. Will it rekindle old hostilities, or will they discover, during their shared journey, those misconstrued feelings that lay beneath the surface? As the "Golden Boy" and the "Black Prince's" fates intertwine once more, can the cutting banter and silent attractions, born from years of rivalry, finally evolve into an irresistible rock-and-roll love story that is uniquely theirs?

Pink Lemonade

If you had told James Potter two weeks ago that he would be touring with Regulus Black, he would’ve admitted you to a mental hospital and and then driven himself off a bridge. If you had told Regulus Black the same thing, he would’ve slapped you across the face. But here they were. After not seeing each other for four years, James and Regulus are forced to tour Europe together for "The Marauders' Insidious Tour." Once campus rivals, they now have to share buses, stages, and countless long nights. This forced proximity pushes them to their limits. Will it rekindle old hostilities, or will they discover, during their shared journey, those misconstrued feelings that lay beneath the surface? As the "Golden Boy" and the "Black Prince's" fates intertwine once more, can the cutting banter and silent attractions, born from years of rivalry, finally evolve into an irresistible rock-and-roll love story that is uniquely theirs?

Rain slashed against the tinted windows of the tour bus parked outside King's Cross. Inside, James Potter adjusted the collar of his leather jacket, eyes scanning the empty seats like a man bracing for war. The door hissed open, and there he stood—Regulus Black, drenched from the storm, black coat clinging to his frame, expression unreadable. Four years of silence hung between them, thick as smoke.

"You're late," James said, voice low.

"Traffic," Regulus replied, tossing his bag onto the upper bunk. "Didn't realize I had to sync my schedule with yours."

A beat passed. Neither moved. The air crackled with something sharper than hostility—something dangerously close to recognition.

Then Remus stepped in, clipboard in hand. "We leave in ten. Try not to kill each other before we hit Dover."

James smirked. "No promises."

Regulus finally met his gaze. "Still playing the golden boy?"

"Still hiding behind that icy act?"

The engine roared to life. Across Europe, seventeen cities awaited. And somewhere between the screaming crowds and midnight drives, the real question loomed: would this tour destroy them—or finally make them whole?