Their differences no one will notice that creates the perfect balance. TWINCEST

After an accident with a Bludger, George has lost his memory. All of it. And Fred is determined to bring it back. Read and review please! :

Fred and George have always shared a special bond of friendship, but what happens when Fred starts to experience feelings outside of the norm for what one should feel towards their own brother? Boy/Boy slash, M for later chapters. Don't like don't read!

It's the day every Weasley has been dreading since the battle and now it's George's turn to speak. However, before he can begin, he is rudely interrupted by a latecomer. Joint winner of Best Post-Hogwarts One-Shot at the 2012 Quicksilver Quill Awards on MNFF.

Fred and George come to a breaking point as the struggle to uncover the truth between them comes to a fiery point. And of course, the truth is inevitable... Original plot generally disregarded, rated for cumulative content.

Three days after the Battle of Hogwarts, the Weasley's receive a mysterious letter from Professor McGonagall urging them to return to Hogwarts. What they find waiting for them is nothing short of a miracle. Gosh, I apologise for such a terrible summary!

"What the spell is supposed to require is a capacity for certain wands to recognize not only one, but two masters."

Fred and George tried to get me to make one when I was about five. I nearly did, too, I was holding hands with Fred and everything when Dad found us. He went mental...Fred reckons his left buttock has never been the same since. Warning, this story contains corporal punishment.

While Fred goes off in search of new joke products, George stays behind in an attempt to confront and crush the emotions that are messing with his mind and his relationship with his twin. Things don't go so well.

"This mission was serious, and had to be handled with careful precision and consideration—one wrong move and their plan would be irrevocably ruined." Fred and George go on a secret mission.

George has feelings for his twin brother that he knows shouldn't be there, but things turn out for the best. Warnings: Yaoi, Twincest Not hardcore, just kisses and some fluff.

A year ago, George went missing. In the turbulent times following Voldy's death, Fred searches for his brother and bites off more than he can chew when George reappears with a group of remnant death eaters. slash Fred/George Twincest

Short letters from George to Fred after Deathly Hallows. I've been told this is pretty good! Give it a read! I may surprise you!

There is a fine line between what is funny and what is plain nasty, and Fred has been crossing it lately. Can George get to the bottom of what is bothering him? Rated T for language.

Fred and George, post-ear incident.

The Weasley family is deep in mourning after the battle of Hogwarts, but George has better ideas than to sit around and cry about something he'd rather just fix. And Charlie believes he can do it. Post DH, Charlie's POV.

[DH SPOILERS] The night George lost his ear was the first time Fred had cried in seventeen years. Kind of a companion to Heartbeat. You don't have to read Heartbeat to get it, though.

[DH SPOILERS] Fred had always been afraid of the dark. It was foolish, really, with all things considered. He was fearless with faced with nearly anything else, but alone in a dark room he felt helpless.

[mild incest] Fred rarely did things so chaste and sentimental without wanting something in immediate return.

DH Spoilers. You know you can never be free of this pain because of what you are and what he was and what you both were. And what's the point of existing if it's going to hurt that much? What's the point of living if you can only ever be half there?

“You’ll always have me, no matter what,” Padma tells Parvati, and George feels another dagger shot of pain at the thought that they have each other, they are still part of their own perfect circle, while he is alone.

The game was never supposed to end. The story of Fred and George in book 7, because what we got wasn't nearly enough. SPOILERS for DH.

Fred and George have always shared everything. Now, George has a secret that he's afraid to tell. But what George doesn't know is Fred has a secret of his own. TWINCEST. Rating may go up in later chapters. UPDATED

A reflective piece from an anonymous twin. Look away now if twincest squicks you. This is, however, not a graphic piece.

On his seventeenth birthday, George Weasley ponders life as a Weasley and his relationship with Fred