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crack_van2007-09-01 07:27 pm
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Is That a Decoy Detonator in Your Pocket, Or are you Happy to See Me?, by rose-whispers (NC17)
Fandom: HARRY POTTER
Pairing:Severus Snape/ George Weasley
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rose_whispers
Author Website: Fic on LJ
Why this must be read:painless_j recced this story this evening, and as soon as I saw the title I knew that I had to read it. And it more than lives up to its promise. This isn't a pairing or a scenario I would have imagined, but it's wonderful, hot and sweet and funny and beautifully told.
When George Weasley was a boy, he and his twin used to lay awake at night and tell each other about the future. Not through Divination, of course-- they both thought that to be a load of graphorn dung and had never bothered taking classes with Trelawney. No, they didn't use tea leaves or tarot cards. They used their imaginations. Rather than interpreting dream symbols, they spun dreams for each other, dreams that were so palpable and so beautifully adventurous that they both had no trouble believing them.
And, Part 2
Pairing:Severus Snape/ George Weasley
Author on LJ:
rose_whispersAuthor Website: Fic on LJ
Why this must be read:
painless_j recced this story this evening, and as soon as I saw the title I knew that I had to read it. And it more than lives up to its promise. This isn't a pairing or a scenario I would have imagined, but it's wonderful, hot and sweet and funny and beautifully told.When George Weasley was a boy, he and his twin used to lay awake at night and tell each other about the future. Not through Divination, of course-- they both thought that to be a load of graphorn dung and had never bothered taking classes with Trelawney. No, they didn't use tea leaves or tarot cards. They used their imaginations. Rather than interpreting dream symbols, they spun dreams for each other, dreams that were so palpable and so beautifully adventurous that they both had no trouble believing them.
And, Part 2