[Harry Potter] What It's Like to Date George Weasley and His Forty-One Flowers

How to put it? I clicked on it and found that it was a post-war story. This was the first time I read a post-war story. After the war, nothing can change. You can only watch their experiences over and over again as a bystander. You can never participate or change anything. The loss of one of the Weasley twins in the end is not the most tragic, but like what is described in the article. When George talks to himself in the mirror, he can no longer think of himself as Fred. He is George, George who is missing one ear. He will never be able to see his brother again. And George in this article is just like Jody said, he has become the person Fred wanted to see him become. I also believe that George has become a better adult. It doesn't matter that one of the twins is missing. George is also moving forward, which is good. Long live the realistic post-war article, although I will cry once with a knife every time Fred's name appears.

I find it funny every time I see the names of Harry's children It's all because I didn't know the comment on the edited video: Harry doesn't know how to pick a name? Damn, I laugh to death every time I think about it.

I don't want to forget you, and I don't dare to slowly leave you behind. But I can only hold the memories helplessly and be dragged away by time. I have been struggling in the pain of longing for so many years. Now holding my lover's hand, I can finally admit that love is indeed the most profound magic. Thank you for giving me such good love. I can finally move on with all the love and look forward to our reunion at the end of my life honestly and happily.

Such a heart-warming work, I had a withdrawal reaction after watching the movie. I was attracted by the vitality of the twins from the fifth part, the broken school rules, the grand fireworks, and then played a very good Orange Light game, which made the withdrawal reaction even more intense. So I came to read the fanfic, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, the warmth of the text made me soft-hearted, and the older I get, the more I shed tears for beautiful things. George, you are a glass sunflower, Jody, a Hufflepuff-like Gryffindor. From Jody's silent attention to George's approach, the two of them tried to pull, gradually revealed their feelings, and finally stayed together. I just whistled at 360 degrees, OK, OK, the people watching felt refreshed, their heads no longer hurt, their legs were no longer sore, and they no longer coughed.

God makes me cry... T_T I like this paragraph very much: "As long as you have By supporting Weasley's Wizarding Wheezes products, if you've ever purchased the Harry Potter books, you're George and Geordie Weasley's best friend. So, you can be here to witness the most important moment in their lives. "

They have all moved forward, but I am still in the past and can't get out. Fred will always be the pain in my heart.

That Fred dream really killed me???

I finished reading it in one go. It was so good. I really hope that George in the magical world will be as happy as he is in this novel??

Both of these books made me cry 5555

Is the last patron saint a magpie???