‼️QUICK NOTE: This was my first ever fanfiction so it isn't my best writing and I feel Y/n is quite underdeveloped. You and George Weasley are "fake dating" to pull an epic prank on everyone at Hogwarts. Everyone is falling for it, but are you falling for each other? No smut, only fluff and there is swearing :) All the rights to the characters belong to J.K Rowling.

"I can't lie to her anymore it's too hard.." "Fred.. you can't leave me now." "Why is that, Kyra?" "Because.. I don't know." "There has to be a reason-" "Because I love you! Alright?" After a meaningless one night stand four years ago between Fred Weasley and Kyra Zabini, something unexpected happens. Or someone. A miracle brought the two back together, hopefully for something more than a simple one might stand. Can Danielle Zabini bring the two back together? How would the three brothers, Blaise, Zion and Marcel Zabini help their little sister with this very hard task she had put on herself when she was just 19 years old? Post-War, two years after the war. Contains possible violence and strong/mature languages and warnings will be used if needed to be used.

George 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 !

*to be edited* George Weasley and you go way back; you've known each other ever since you were infants. However, as soon as the Wizarding War happened, it seems George has become a new person. The two of you broke up when you found out that Fred had died during the war; even so, you still tried to make the best of your relationship with George. Can you mend both your broken hearts and get George to open up again, or will his heart forever remained closed and yours forever broken? [completed] Dedicated to my best friend, @Shelby_Laufeyson. Her love for George Weasley inspired me to write this for her. This story is also based off of a song by Tori Kelly, called Paper Hearts. All song lyrics used belong to her; I own nothing on it. And Harry Potter, of course, belongs J. K. Rowling.