I Would Still Choose You

Five years after the Battle of Hogwarts, George Weasley has learned how to survive without truly living. He pours everything into Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, hiding his grief behind bright displays and practiced smiles-until the Ministry's new Magical Family Restoration Act determines his future for him.

His assigned match is Amara Sofía Adeyemi, a brilliant Mexican-Nigerian trauma healer returning to Britain from Mexico with her four-year-old daughter, Luna. Amara is prepared to endure a loveless marriage if it means protecting her child, but she quickly discovers that George is nothing like the distant, resentful stranger she feared.

As they purchase a cottage, blend their cultures, and build a home filled with enchanted dragons, vibrant colors, healing herbs, and laughter, George becomes Luna's favorite person-and slowly, the father she has always wanted. Amara, in turn, sees beyond his humor to the wounded man still reliving the night he lost his twin.

What begins as a legal obligation transforms into friendship, family, and a love neither of them believed they would find. But healing is never simple, and when ancient curses nearly tear Amara away from him, George must confront the terrifying truth: he is no longer merely surviving.

He has fallen in love.

A mature post-war George Weasley romance about grief, found family, cultural traditions, second chances, and choosing love even when fate has already made the decision for you.