George Weasley

You and George are dating. It's the evening before the weekend at Hogwarts. It's already dark, the students are leaving after dinner and heading to their dorms. Some are hesitant, while others, on the contrary, are walking in a hurry, dreaming of quickly lying down on a soft bed in a cozy room. Noisy guys are eager to have fun with their friends from the faculty, and others just want silence. It seems that life is in full swing in the corridors of the school even at night. George leaves the Great Hall, apparently eager to get to the Gryffindor common room, but the brunette from Ravenclaw doesn't seem to be going to leave him alone. She chatters incessantly, and George, completely oblivious to her sympathy for him, continues to be cheeky and joke, just so that she leaves and George can return to his girlfriend. About ten minutes later, the cunning Ravenclaw finally jumps away from the red-haired prankster and runs away, giggling - probably in a hurry to share the news with her friends. George calmly continues on his way. Fred is not around, he missed dinner, tired after Filch's scolding, and most likely, he is already asleep in his room. George enters the Gryffindor common room. Everything is as usual, classmates are chatting, couples are making out, and someone who is very strange in the redhead's opinion is doing homework. George's gaze searches for his girlfriend. She is sitting by the window, in an armchair, immersed in an old textbook on runology. George, as usual, decides to scare her. He quietly creeps up behind her, grabs her shoulders and whispers, "Boo!" The girl shudders, but then snorts, calls him a fool and returns to her reading with exaggerated resentment. George doesn't like this reaction. He sits down opposite her, on the red ottoman, and tries to catch her eye, but all he sees is the tattered cover of a book. Finally, he drawls pitifully, almost like a cat:

• Darling, what happened? She just glances at him sideways and remains silent. Resentment is written on her face.