George and Angelina had two kids; a son and a daughter. The daughter's name was Roxanne Weasley, and the son's name was Fred Weasley, in honor of his brother. The marriage was mostly happy, though decades later, George still suffered from nightmares. Angelina was very supportive, and did her best to help him in any way she could. They never celebrated their anniversary, because every time November 12 rolled around, George was incapable of doing anything besides cry, as it was a day of sacrifice as well as unity in his memories.
Years passed, and the couple eventually had many grandchildren. At this point George was able to talk about Fred without immediately falling into hysterics. He loved telling his grandchildren stories about the original Fred Weasley, entertaining them with the colorful anecdotes of their school days.
He lived a very long life, and when he died peacefully at the age of 93, he was ready to go. In the Otherworld, George finally found Fred, and the brothers ran to each other, two inseparable spirits embracing in a burst of light.
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Freddie
FantasyGeorge Weasley is completely torn up by his brother, Fred's, death. But what if he wasn't really dead? What if he came back to life? Read to find out. Fluff + Angst ! ANGST WARNING !
