The heroine in the first book is the heir of a pure-blood family. She is very real. She sometimes escapes for external factors. There are differences in concepts between the two. She broke up with George but has no one else. The heroine is very capable but many people will always be injured in war. In the end, Fred died, and George stayed with her until he left the Weasley family. The heroine of the second book has read the original book, has known Harry since she was a child, and is very kind to him. It was very special to George from the beginning. I read it a long time ago and forgot the content. This book is easier to read than the first one.
The first one is with Fred, the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is a career critic. It's over. The second and third books are the Weasley Twins, double sugar, and sandwich cookies. The third book is also finished.
Cp George, the water flows slowly. The first thing is to focus on getting along with each other, but later on it becomes easier and easier to drink. Ah, the more you look at it, the more you get addicted to it.
Draco's twin sister Lyla x Fred is really good-looking, and I haven't finished it yet. The heroine is elegant and noble, but she can also play pranks on the twins. The sweet and sad love between them is really amazing (the relationship will develop slowly in the early stage, but the progress will speed up after the third grade)
I declare that our Oreo combination is the best. The heroine's life motto is to just do it if her brother controls life and death. If she doesn't accept it, just do it. She buys stocks, but every article has an if line. It's super good-looking, but I still support the Gemini Oreo combination.
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