Fred sat at the table, eating his dinner as he glanced down the table. He glanced at his brother, Ron, eyes stopping at Harry's mop of black locks.

Taking a bite of his potatoes, Fred's eyes were still on Harry.

He watched as the young boy laughed at something Hermione said, and Ron rolled his eyes playfully, making some sort of comment.

Fred's lips gave a small smile, watching as Harry took a bite of his roll before getting elbowed playfully by Ron.

Ron quickly met his brother's eyes. Ron soon connecting the dots— for what seemed like the first time in his life.

Ron smirked, raising an eyebrow at Fred.

Fred blushed bright red.

Ron then tapped Harry's shoulder, making Harry look at him. He then whispered something in his ear, and pointed at Fred.

Fred then saw Harry blush, his beautiful eyes looking his direction.

Fred quickly shot his head downwards, looking at his dinner.

"Fred?" George asked, staring at his brother in confusion.

"Dang it." Fred whispered to himself, shoveling a spoonful of mashed potatoes in his mouth.

George let it go, and went back to his food.

Fred quickly swallowed his food, and glanced back in Harry's direction.

He saw Harry write something in a parchment, and then getting Hermione to charm it.

The letter floated gracefully, and made its way to Fred.

Fred gently touched the letter, opening it.

Inside was a sentence.

Fred breathed, "Wow."

He then looked at Harry, catching his eyes. Fred gave him a solid nod.

Harry cracked a grin.

"Wait. So thats what that letter was about!" Hermione exclaimed, watching as George gave her a nod.

"I didn't think they acted on those crushes!" Ron said, a little surprised. George rolled his eyes.

"I seriously stated that they liked each other. I'm pretty sure they did act in those feelings Ron." He said.

Ginny sat on the couch, legs up to her chest.

"Ginny?" Her mother asked softly.

"I-I dated a gay man!" She squeaked.

"You say that like it's a bad thing." Hermione said, a little questioningly.

"Shut up!" Ginny snapped, turning red in the face.