WARNING: SMUT, 18+ READERS ONLY!- ; (contains heavy sexual content, language, drugs, violence) Camellia Larke has had a bit of a crush on Fred Weasley for a few years, but never had the courage to do anything about it... until one night at the Burrow, when suddenly, everything about their relationship changes, and being "just friends" is no longer a viable option. DISCLAIMER: All original Harry Potter character credit goes to J.K. Rowling. {- This is an AU where Fred survives the Battle of Hogwarts and continues to run Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes with his twin brother, George, as it should have been.}

-DISCLAIMER: MATURE CONTENT, 18+ ONLY. This story contains graphic sexual material, language, drug and alcohol use, and violence. Reader discretion advised. The world is recovering from the destruction of the Second Wizarding War, and life seems to be going back to normal for the witches and wizards of Great Britain. People are healing, going back to work, rebuilding their lives... and crushing on their friends' older brothers? While she and her friends begin to step into adulthood after Hogwarts, Camellia Larke seems to be caught in a schoolgirl crush on her friends' brother, Fred Weasley. A good friendship can only last so long with the boy you like, especially when he seems to always be around, practically taunting her with his good looks and charm... "Golden Boy" follows OC Camellia Larke in a story full of friendship, drama, sex, and conflict, all while she tries to define herself as an adult living in post-war England. Moments of joy, laughter, and tension prevail throughout the story- characters you know and love from the Harry Potter universe join together in a band of inseparable friends, hopefully to stay strong when trouble inevitably arises.

Original Golden Boy Camellia Larke has had a bit of a crush on Fred Weasley for a few years, but she's never had the courage to do anything about it... Until one night at the Burrow, when suddenly, everything about their relationship changes, and being "just friends" is no longer a viable option.