In the summer of 1994, the sun burned the roses in Saint Cachipol Village.
Amy Carter, a half-blood wizard who loves Muggle life, just wants a quiet summer vacation at the moment - until she meets the red-haired boy, George Weasley, who uses magic playing cards to disguise himself as a Muggle magician in a paper shop.
"Who asked you to use magic to fool Julie, just because she is a Muggle?"
"What about real skills? Next time I will do a 'pure Muggle magic'. If you can expose it, I will treat you to ice cream."
A heartbeat that started with prejudice and curiosity spread to the Burrow's fake Quidditch field and the grand carnival of the World Cup. They thought this summer had no end.
Until the green light cuts through the night sky, the fairy tale is roughly closed, and the iron curtain of war falls heavily.
But before this summer comes to an end—
They can also find a record store next to the Leaky Cauldron, share a pair of headphones, and let the unfamiliar melody wash over their eardrums; they can run hand in hand regardless of the sun-drenched Muggle streets, as if they can leave the approaching darkness behind forever.
Until later, when darkness once again envelopes the two worlds, wisdom and courage must intertwine - not to become a hero, but to protect everything they love.
(George Weasley × original Ravenclaw heroine)
The inspiration for the card encounter: "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" Chapter 16 Frosty Christmas, George told Ron that they were going to the paper shop to perform tricks on the Muggle girl.
Concept: Love and Magic
