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Literature
Knew You Could Do It
Summary: A Harry Potter one-shot. Ron is having a hard enough time with Auror training; the last thing he needs is constant criticism from his girlfriend. Ron/Hermione.
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"I honestly can't believe you're doing this," Hermione said, peering over the top of her book as Ron scribbled messily on the parchment application.
"Yes, you've mentioned that once or twice already." He paused, scratching his quill against his temple and smearing ink in his hair. "'Greatest fault?' Why would they expect me to list that? What do I put?"
"That you're irresponsible enough
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Literature
First Christmas
"Ron, love, I think it would be better if the tree went in that corner of the room." Hermione pointed across the living room, her bottom lip caught in her teeth with an expression of deep concentration on her face.
"Is this that Muggle Feng Shooey catching up with you again?" Ron asked, moving the tree with his wand and propping it up in the appropriate corner.
"It's Feng Shui, Ron; and no. It's not catching up with me. You of all people should know I like to be organised. I'm Hermione Weasley for goodness sake the world's most organised witch!" She replied in a sarcastic tone, and spun around in a circle, flicking her hair after. Ro
"Hey, you."
Ron says this as he walks into Hermione's hospital room, clutching a full cup of tea and handing it to her as he reaches the bed.
"Oh, thank Merlin, this is just what I needed," Hermione says, taking a large sip from the cup. "How's Rosie?"
"She's great," says Ron as he sits down on the bed next to her. "Granddad and Grandma Weasley are fawning over her right now. Those Muggle Healers"
"Doctors, Ron."
"Yeah, them. They weren't going to let Mum in to see her, saying something about how only the immediate family was allowed in. I think she may have Confunded them, though," Ron says, laughing. "Last I saw, they were wonder
When I was a teenager, back when I could still go home for the summer, I saw other girls wearing stilettos and too much mascara, and I thought, Don't they know they'll get mercury poisoning? Don't they know they'll break an ankle or ruin their knees in those shoes?
Now, as I walk down the steps in a pair of heels (Ginny had to teach me how to walk in them, but I'm still horrible at it), I just keep thinking he'd better appreciate it if I break an ankle. And my arse had better look good in this dress.
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I knew, rationally, that getting Ron to kiss me would not end the complications between us. I always thought, though, that those complica
The sound of vomit hitting the pavement might have disgusted Harry more had he not heard it many times already throughout the night - once, even from himself. That had been when he had resolved to stick to Butterbeer for the rest of the night. Most of the rest of the party, however, had decided that periodically throwing up was more than worth it if they could keep playing drinking games with shots of Firewhiskey.
Beside him, Ron straightened up and wiped his mouth on his sleeve.
"All right, Harry?" he said brightly, "Ready to move on?"
Harry stared at him incredulously, "Wow. When I was sick outside that second pub -"
"Only just outside,