[Hp/georgebg]lion Heart

Note: [The intensive revision of Parts 1-6 will begin on January 22, 2022, and those that have been revised will be marked with an * after the chapter name] Original copy "So have you finished your Divination paper?" Hermione asked desperately. "It's finished. It was finished eight hundred years ago." I picked up the paper I had just finished editing. This time the theme was "The Prophecy of Love Brought by the Crystal Ball" He was born at the transition between spring and summer, when the sun began to dispel the cold and the branches and leaves began to grow; He grew up in the countryside, where birds sang freely and animals ran wildly; He soars in the blue sky, escorts his friends and makes his opponents fearful; He's funny enough but never crosses the line, he's crazy yet gentle. My crystal ball tells me that my destined love has fiery red hair and a heart as brave as a lion, but the roses in his heart will bloom for me. He is George Weasley. The above is my inner monologue. I rolled up the parchment and said helplessly to Hermione: "The crystal ball said that my lover may only have career and Quidditch in his heart." "Are you free on Christmas Day?" George Weasley snapped his fingers in my ear, "Would you like to be my dance partner?" PS: Except for the specially marked cp, all other settings follow the original work. This article is a joint article between relatives and friends. It is recommended to eat together. However, if you only follow a single article, it will not affect your reading at all. You can follow the article with confidence~ The story of the heroine's best friend Sunny MacMillan guides the way to "Sunny Day", author: Kitagawa Younuan The story of another character, Pergolita Shafiq, points the way to "The Dark Lord on the Bite of the Tongue", written by: Pear Meat Hotpot; The story of Sirius's CP April White points the way to "April Planet", author: Pineapple and Xia Gan Purpose: I want to fall in love with my favorite person, and I also want to make up for the regrets that cannot be made up in the original work.