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Unraveled
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Aug 5, 2025
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Romance
Juliette was dating the school's golden boy, Cedric Diggory. The two had been dating for years, but after spending a lot of time together during the summer before their sixth year, the two realize they don't fit together anymore the way they once did. Recovering from her fresh heartbreak, Jules employs her childhood best friends Fred and George Weasley to help her move on. However, Juliette is painfully unaware of Fred's feelings for her. After wrestling with his conscience (George), he's decided it's time to make his feelings known the girl he's loved since he could walk.
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SHE'S THE THIRD TWIN-without the red hair or the last name. Quick-witted, fiercely loyal, and a menace with a wand, Carys Delling has spent six years as Fred and George Weasley's ride-or-die. Detention buddies. Business partners. Chaos co-conspirators. They're the kind of inseparable that makes people wonder how many lines have already been crossed. But Carys knows the rules. Best friends don't fall in love-especially not with Fred Weasley. Especially not when he's always looking at someone else. So she keeps the truth buried under jokes and jinxes, pretending her heart doesn't race when he grins at her like she's the only person in the room. She tells herself this is enough. That being by his side, even if he never sees her that way, is worth the ache in her chest. But feelings don't stay quiet forever. Not when Hogwarts is changing, the future is closing in, and Fred-reckless, brilliant Fred-is starting to look at her a little differently. Like maybe he's been missing something that's been right there all along. Carys Delling doesn't lose. Not at Quidditch. Not in a prank war. And definitely not at love. So why does this feel like falling?

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