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Pairing: Charlie/Ginny

Prompt: Burn

He laughed out loud as he walked towards the door. The room was becoming too hot.

And he could barely walk in a straight line.

Charlie walked towards the door.

He needed some air.

But before he reached the door, he was stopped by the twins.

"Chaaaaaaarlieeeee," they said in unison.

They looked drunk, and were leaning on each other to keep their balance.

He smiled at them as he placed a hand on George's left shoulder.

"Don't goooooooo," they moaned.

Charlie looked at them, confused.

"Missed yooooooooou!"

Charlie grinned at them.

"I am just going out for some air," he said as he patted George's shoulder.

"Be back in five," he said as he stepped around them to reach the backdoor.

When he stepped outside, he immediately felt cold.

He stepped out into the yard and stared at the star-filled night sky.

A few moments later someone called his name, making him jump.

Light, feminine laughter filled the air as Charlie turned to glare at her. But soon, he was laughing alongside her.

She was leaning against the house, but soon left her place to come stand by her brother.

Charlie studied her face.

She looked different.

"What's wrong?" He asked.

She turned wide eyes onto him, confirming his suspicions that something was bothering her.

He narrowed his eyes.

"Is it some jerk at school?"

She shook her head quickly. Red hair swishing from side to side.

He raised an eyebrow.

"It's.. It's.." She started.

She bit her lips and clenched her fists.

"You'll just say it's stupid," she blurted out, avoiding his eyes.

"Hey Gin, look at me," he waited till he caught her eyes.

"Tell me. I promise I won't say it's stupid." He grinned at her.

Once she had a small smile upon her face he said, "Even if I think so, I won't say it."

She stared at him for a second before slapping his arm hard.

"Owwwww! That hurt," he rubbed at his arm.

"Shouldn't have been so annoying then," she was grinning now.

Charlie was glad his sister was in a happier mood.

"So? What is it?" He asked.

"Have you ever," she paused and turned to stare at the ground.

"Felt this burn? In your stomach," she whispered.

"What?" Charlie was puzzled.

"Like pain in your stomach?" He asked.

She shook her head.

"No... Like.." She turned a quick glance upon him.

"Like when you see two people together," she muttered.

Charlie was taken aback.

"And do you like one of them?" He asked tentatively.

She stayed silent, eyes fixed on the dark ground.

Charlie looked up at the skies and then turned to his little sister.

"I know what you are feeling," he said solemnly.

"This two people? They are a couple?" He worried for his sister's heart.

She bit her lip.

"I," she looked at him.

"Don't know."

There were tears in the corner of her eyes.

"Maybe they are just friends," he comforted.

"But they are always together," she murmured.

"Oh Ginny," he felt his sister's pain.

To fall in love, but never have it returned.

That's why he avoided love totally.

But right now, he needed to comfort his sister.

So he placed an arm around her shoulders and pulled her in for a hug.

"Hey Gin," he said.

"There is someone out there for you. Someone who will love you as much as you love them," he murmured into her hair.

"Yeah?" she asked hesitantly.

"Yeah," he said hugging her tightly.