A Harry Potter Fanfic “Okay, your turn, Fred,” Harry said. “Right. Hmm.” Fred played with the bottle of firewhiskey in front of him. “Time I got in the most trouble with a professor . . . What d’you say, George? I’m thinking that time on the roof in our second year.” George groaned and laid his head on the table. Angelina shook her head as she handed her empty plate to the Leaky Cauldron’s server.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Three Years Later Fred woke to the sound of voices, which was unusual. George hated having the radio on, so their flat was usually quiet in the mornings. He sat up and yawned. Maybe George had decided he liked the radio again and just hadn’t mentioned it. It wouldn’t be the first time something like that had happened. “Good morning, Fred,” a voice said as he came out of his room.

A Harry Potter Fanfic The next day, Fred woke earlier than everyone else and couldn’t go back to sleep, so he went downstairs and picked up the latest issue of The Quibbler. He had finished the first article before he realized there was no need to scan it for familiar names. He kept reading anyway. It wasn’t long before he heard loud thumps on the stairs and saw Harry running down with Ron close on his heels.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Life Moves On “Happy Christmas, everyone,” said a voice behind the couch where Fred and George sat. Fred leaped up to give Hermione a hug. “Hermione! I figured you’d be celebrating with your parents!” Hermione ran around the room hugging everyone else. “I am! Your mum invited them to come and stay too, but they won’t be here until tomorrow.” “Why didn’t you mention it?” Ron asked when she got to him.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Aftermath “But how did you survive that wall falling on you?” Ron asked. Fred shrugged and took another sip of his pumpkin juice. He and George had decided to close the shop for a couple weeks after the battle and were staying back at the Burrow. Everyone was still adjusting to going back to normal. There were many they were still mourning, but they had all decided they needed to spend time with just family.

A Harry Potter Fanfic War Fred stared up at the stars, enjoying the silence and the dark. He heard the door creak behind him. “Fred? Are you alright?” He smiled when he heard Hermione’s voice. When he nodded, she came out and sat beside him. “What are you doing?” “Hiding from Mum.” He turned to grin at her. “Dunno if you’ve noticed, but she’s gotten a bit crazy about Bill and Fleur’s wedding.

A Harry Potter Fanfic “Happy Christmas, Mum,” Fred said when he and George arrived. “Oh, boys!” she said, spinning around and hugging them both. He greeted his siblings, Harry, and Fleur, then looked around. “Where’s Hermione?” Ron looked away and Harry frowned. “She’s not here. She went home for the holidays,” Harry explained. “What? Why?” Fred asked. Harry glanced at Ron for a instant. “Uh, I think she just didn’t want to come.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Out of School “Mr. Weasley, your family is here!” Verity called. Fred spun around and saw his mum and dad staring in wonder at the shop. Ron and Ginny were wandering the aisles. Harry and Hermione had barely gotten through the door before they were sidetracked by the Patented Daydream Charms. He greeted his parents and walked over to Harry and Hermione in time to hear Hermione say, “This is really impressive magic!

A Harry Potter Fanfic Fred climbed through the portrait hole, arms laden with sweets. He didn’t notice Lee freeze until he bumped into him. “What’s the matter?” he whispered. It was late. Or early depending on how you looked at it. There shouldn’t be anyone in the common room. “Hi, Hermione,” Lee said quietly. Fred winced in anticipation of the lecture he knew would follow. There was no answer. Fred peeked around Lee and saw Hemione sitting on the couch facing away from them.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Fred aimed carefully and tossed the little parchment ball. It flew across the common room and landed on the fire. He watched it burn, the sight cheering him a bit. He ripped another piece off his Tranfiguration essay and balled it up. He knew McGonagall wouldn’t be surprised when he showed up to class without his essay the next day. She’d probably be more surprised to know he had actually done it.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Fred noticed Hermione sitting alone in the common room, so he grabbed his parchment, quill, and ink and plopped down in the chair next to hers. She had been civil to him all day, but didn’t speak much unless she had to. He glanced at the wide array of books scattered around her and picked up Magical Remedies for Common Ailments. “Mind if I borrow this?” he asked, opening it up to the index.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Year 7 The group of first years collapsed one at a time onto the cushions Fred, Lee, and George had laid out. Fred studied each student carefully to make certain they were all reacting the same. He scribbled his notes on his clipboard. “That’s enough!” Fred’s grip on the clipboard tightened as he heard Hermione’s voice behind them. This had nothing to do with her. Why did she keep having to get involved?

A Harry Potter Fanfic “If we sent that letter for nothing–” George began. “He’ll pay up. I’m sure of it,” Fred assured him as he helped himself to more food. Hermione rushed into the Great Hall a little late for supper. She had probably gotten distracted in the library. To Fred’s surprise, she sat beside him and stared at him and George. “I don’t know who you’re blackmailing,” she said in a quiet voice, “but I think you should stop.

A Harry Potter Fanfic “I’m telling you, I think you should ask Angelina,” Fred said as George continued writing their letter to Bagman, ignoring him completely. “Are you asking anyone to the Yule Ball?” Lee asked. Fred shook his head, ignoring the way his thoughts turned to Hermione. “Are you?” Lee grinned. “I might ask Alicia.” “I bet she’ll say yes,” Fred said. He glanced back at George. “And I bet Angelina would say yes if George asked her.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Year 6 When Mr. Bagman offered to make a bet with them, Fred was thrilled. He and George had been wondering where they would find someone willing to take their bet. He looked at George and knew they were in agreement. They settled the amount with Mr. Bagman, not feeling disappointed at all to have lost their pocket money. Their father wasn’t very happy about it, but Fred knew he wouldn’t mind too much when they won.

A Harry Potter Fanfic Year 5 Fred was sitting in the common room playing exploding snap with George when Ron came in. “Hey, Ron. How did class go?” Ron shrugged and dropped his bag on the couch. He and Harry sat down together and began their homework. “It was fine, I guess.” “How was your first Divination class?” George asked without looking up from the game. Hermione snorted from the corner where she sat working.