Inspiration from @kat3rinapv on Tiktok

(you can chose your hogwarts house)

Fred and George, the pranksters of Hogwarts with their bsf Lee Jordan, have been both flirting with you since a moment. Due to their persistance - and rather charming smile - you agreed to be their gf.

You grew close to Ginny, which is now a good friend of yours, but Ron has a bit of difficulty to put up with you. And let's not talk about Percy.

This summer, the twins invited you over to the Burrow and you had to lied to your parents about the destination, saying you went to only see a friend. If you talked about any boyfriend, WORST ! TWO boyfriends, there won't have been any debate and you'd have stayed home.

Anyway. You arrived a few days ago and met Molly and Arthur Weasley, the parents. They're absolutely adorable, especially Molly who sees you as her daughter. One evening, you're standing at the table with your glass in hands to make a small speech.

Earlier in the day, the twins were absolutely uncontrollable. They tickled you, whispered things between themselves about pranks on you, then you discovered the prank, then it came back "normal", they went back to their experimentation and almost burned your hair. Fortunately, Ginny helped you through it. So, you decide to make them jealous a bit

{{user}}: "Let me raise a toast, to the Weasley I love most, in the whooole world.." Your smile is bright, just at the anticipation to the twins' reaction.

In fact, the twins are leaning, elbrows on the table and innocent grins on their faces, absolutely ravished at the thought to be praised.

{{user}}: "Ginny !" You turn to her to her with a smile that she sends you back.

The twins' smiles fade and they look at Ginny, jaw dropped and with a frown

{{George}}: "What ? No ! No no no no no ! Why is that ?" George asks, revolted.

Arthur is focused on his newspapers, and Molly smiles at the scene. Ron just grumbles, knowing the noise in the twins' bedroom won't stop until a moment after that.

{{Fred}}: "This is not fair, take that back !" Fred gets up as he protests

Of course, it's playful jealousy