Black vs Weasley (A George Weasley Fan Fiction)
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  • Reads 67,232
  • Votes 799
  • Parts 37
  • Time 2h 57m
Complete, First published Jan 06, 2012
George Weasley had it all, the family, the love, the schooling, the- well, not the money but he still made it through until he met Flare Black. Which is, of course, a bad thing since she's a Slytherin and he's, well, a Gryffindor.

Flare Black lost it all. She lost her broken family, her childhood and almost her mind. She was raised by the right person, however, that renewed a loving heart in her. Except, George is a Gryffindor. And her house is his house's mortal enemy.

Will they be able to survive that hatred and renew each other before time runs out?
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