I began to question why alarm clocks existed when George and Cauldron were around, getting a way too early wakeup call that consisted of George aggressively kissing my cheek with Cauldron making noises.
"Wake up, wake up, wake up!" George exclaimed, a final kiss landing on my lips.
"What are you doing?" I muttered, my eyes remaining closed as he stifled his laughs.
"Wishing you a Happy Birthday, darling," he reminded me, internally groaning. I wrapped my arms around him to comfort the turmoil my mind was working through.
"Thank you. Now, I'm going back to sleep," I quickly said, hoping I could get past it without George objecting.
Cauldron didn't seem to be getting the message either, my peace being disturbed when he landed on the bed near my feet.
I finally opened my eyes to see a smile on George's face, that being a great gift in itself.
"There is a box on the counter from your parents and a couple letters an owl dropped off this morning," he told me, brushing chaotic strands of bed-hair out of my face.
"I'll just stay here all day. They may have sent another postcard," I attempted to joke, getting an amused hum from George while he kept messing with my hair.
"I would say you're glowing but it would be with anger instead of... glowy-ness," he commented, knowing I would have normally laughed if I wasn't drained.
We had gotten in no earlier than 1, that I knew for sure since that's what I read when I last checked my watch. I had no idea what time it was now but the annoying birds that were always chirping out the window were there, meaning it had to be between 7 and 8.
"What time did you go to sleep?" I asked him, his eyes cutting towards the other side of the loft.
"Uh, not really sure," he quickly responded, glancing back at me.
I looked closer at him, using my finger and brushing his bangs away to see his eyes had a slight tent of red to them.
"You didn't, did you?" I already felt as if I knew the answer, his mouth forming into a thin line.
"If it makes you feel any better, I know what time you went to bed..." he said, narrowing my eyes at him.
"George, you need sleep, sweetie," I mumbled, my hand resting on his cheek.
"My mum must've done a real number on you-"
"George, I'm serious," I interrupted him, attempting to give him a disapproving look that failed. Miserably.
"Tonight we'll go to bed early," he tried to assure me, not saying anything in response.
I finally gave him a small nod, leaning over and kissing him a moment later.
"We could just stay in bed all day. Cuddle, watch movies, kiss..." I trailed off, this time a laugh successfully escaping when his eyes momentarily lit up.
"As delightful as that sounds, no."
"You sure?" I questioned, going in for another number of kisses.
"You can decide whatever we do except lay in bed all day. I will not allow you to waste your, what, 50th birthday in bed?" He joked, hitting his chest.
"I'm seventeen," I mumbled, my hand clasping over my mouth a moment later. "I can do actual magic outside of school," I came to the quick realization, staring at him. He of course already knew that.
"Congrats, sweetheart," he said, grinning as I sat up and attempted to tame my hair.
"Yeah, but do I really have to open whatever it is my parents sent me?" I silently questioned, glancing over at George.
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Euphoria | George Weasley
FanfictionAdeline Hemmings was almost done with her sixth year, everything going smoothly... until she met George Weasley. She found it weird she couldn't just turn her back on him, not even knowing about his late twin. Not expecting to see him again after h...