Chapter 2
Later that night at the Burrow everyone (Harry and Hermione plus all the Weasley's) is sat in the living room, not talking and just being quiet as a sign of respect to Fred.
"I've had enough of this Fred wouldn't want us being quiet, he'd want a party with everyone remembering all the funny things he and I have done" exclaims George.
"We all know that George, and we will do that, but a little quiet time is also good" says Percy.
"He annoyed the hell out of me, but I can't believe he's gone" commented Bill.
"Could everyone grab their drinks?" asked Charlie and after they all have a drink in their hands he carries on by saying "To Fred, an annoying, troublesome twat, who will never be forgotten". Everyone then joins Charlie in honouring Fred by chanting as a group - To Fred and taking a sip of their drinks. "You three are being extremely quiet" observed Mrs Weasley.
"We're just thinking mum" explains Ron.
"About what exactly?" asks Mr Weasley.
"Shall we tell them?" queries Hermione.
"Basically we've been asked to make a speech at tomorrow's memorial service" clarifies Harry. "Wow 'zat is very good" mentions Fleur.
"Do you mind me asking who asked you to make a speech?" requests Ginny.
"Of course not, it was Professor McGonagall and Kingsley" explains Hermione. Harry then carries on by saying "We've been finding it hard to know what to talk about, the one thing we do know is that we want to talk about Sirius".
"That will be good, but why don't you talk about what you've been up to over the past year, you know so everyone can understand what you had to go through" offers Bill.
"Thank you Bill, that's a very good idea" thanks Hermione.
"It's been a long day, I'm going to bed and to be honest, I think we could all do with a little sleep" says Percy.
"Percy's right, bed time, come on let's go" ushers Mrs Weasley.
As everyone is making their way out of the living room and towards the stairs, when they notice that George isn't following them.
"What's the matter son?" asks Mr Weasley.
"I don't think I can sleep in my room, not tonight and not without Fred" revealed George.
"C'mon bro, we'll move your bed to my room, you can sleep their tonight" offers Charlie.
"Thank you Charlie" says George.
Charlie then smiles at his younger brother and they all go upstairs to bed.
End of Chapter