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Rating
Mature
Chapters
6
Words
27,160
Characters
Percy, Fred, George, Oliver, OC, OtherCanon
Primary Relationship
Other Pairing
Secondary Relationship(s)
OC/OC
Genre(s)
Fluff, Humor, Romance
Era
Hogwarts
Advisory
Strong violence, Scenes of a sexual nature, Substance abuse
Story Reviews
93
Status
Work In Progress (WIP)
First Published
2011-09-26 12:35am
Last Chapter
2012-07-25 12:00am
Last Updated
2019-06-23 7:30am

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Ch. # Chapter Title Word Count Reviews
1 you've got (black)mail

The look on his face suggested that the whole situation needed no explanation. Because clearly we all suffer from the same Quidditch addiction that turns you into an obsessive, psychopathic maniac - oh, wait. No. That’s just him.

4,430 11
2 basic human communication skills

Oliver grunted something in agreement as he began wiggling around, and soon it became painfully obvious why supply closets were not used for the abduction of muscular Quidditch captains.

5,600 14
3 This Shall (Not) Be Fun

Stupid blood Ravenclaws and their stupid bloody questions.

3,720 10
4 Oh, the Unfairness of it All

I’m really quite a forgetful person. I should get a Remberall. I’ll have to write my mum to send me one... If I can remember to, that is.  

4,547 13
5 Hieroglyphics of the Male Variety

I may need to invest in one of those Rosetta Stone thingers.

4,335 17
6 Some People Need to Grow Up

Ooh. He’s really not happy today. This might even be worse than the weeks following the Match of Evil.

4,528 28

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