Badger &  The Prankster || George Weasley

Badger & The Prankster || George Weasley

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Oct 1, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
Destined Love
Friends to Lovers
First Love
Rule #1 at Hogwarts: Never get too close to the Weasley twins. Aurora Meadows and Maisie Amor broke that rule years ago, but sixth year is changing the game entirely. Suddenly, Fred and George aren't just popping in to drop off prank products; they're lingering in the corridors, walking them to class, and looking at the two Hufflepuffs like they're the only magic in the castle. What began as harmless pranks and casual common room banter takes a sharp turn in their sixth year. The laughter grows quieter, the looks linger longer, and the twins are suddenly far too protective. The Weasley brothers have been keeping a secret-one that's about to change their friendship forever. - Friends to lovers - Pining - Angst & grief
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