Chapter 3 Doubles!

Fred and George wondered down to the bus stop by noon.

"Where should we go?"

"Don't care, as long as we go, somewhere, and fast, I'm bored."

"Shall we take the next bus than?"

"We shall."

They stepped into a bus marked "Downtown Disney."

Once they arrived they walked aimlessly around the shopping centers. When they were outside DisneyQuest, a little six year old came up and asked them, "are you the Weasley twins?" In the sweetest, most innocent little voice.

"Yes we are," George said with a grin.

"Can you do a magic trick?"

"Michael! Where have you been? Thank God I found you, Mom would of killed me!" She grabbed hold of his arm and pulled him away. "I'm so sorry," she started apolgizing to George.

"Not at all," George said. "And we ow this little kid a magic trick." He pulled out his wand from the back pocket of his jeans. George always ignored Moody's warning that he could loose his buttox. "Imerse," he said. A boquet of roses were now in his hand. He gave it to the little kids sister. She smiled, then blushed, a very important trait for a Weasley.

"C'mon," Fred said impatiently. "Stop being all lovey dovey and crap."

"Ashley! There you are!" A girl, identical to the one that Fred was flirting with, came over.

"Sorry, Mary-Kate. Michael ran away." She said, not daring to take her eyes off Fred. Who can blame her? It's Fred!

"God, Ashley, you're always falling for some guy. C'mon," she said, gabbing her sisters arm. "Let's go." Then she saw George.

"Hello, pretty girl," said George.

"Michael, go find mom," Mary-Kate said, pushing Michael away.

(A/N: I don't like Mary-Kate and Ashley, I'm just using them because they're famous.)

"So... how old did you say you were?" George asked Mary-Kate.

"We're nineteen."

"We're twenty," George replied. "And we're also wizards." He pulled out his wand, muttered, "Imear," and a rose shot out of his wand.

"How did you do that?" Mary-Kate asked.

"How did you become so beautiful?"

"Mary-Kate, Ashley! Come on, you'll miss the show."

"Gotta go."

"Bye."

"Well," said Fred, "What do you reckon?"

"I reckon they want us."

They laughed!

"Um... excuse me but I saw you doing magic , and I was wondering..."

" 'Course we will," volunteered George. "What can we do for you?"

"I don't know,"she said, "Pull something out of a hat."

Fred opened his fanny pack and pulled out a beanie hat. Inside, there were several pieces of paper. George pulled one out. "Transfigure something," he read out loud. "Do you have a watch or something?"

"I have a Mickey Mouse stuffed animal." By now a small crowd joined them.

"That'll work great," said Fred with a grin. He took the stuffed animal, and with a gasp, t turned into a real mouse in overalls. Then back into a stuffed animal.

"Wow! Can you turn my lip gloss into a ring?"

Sure enough they did it. The also got tons of requests for other magic tricks. Before long, Fred was escaping being in a strait jacket, in an ice chest full of ice at the bottom of a lake and George escaped from being burried under poisenous snakes, scorpions and shards of glass. People were amazed. Soon they started tipping Fred and George. All the people in downtown Disney (except for the magic hating Christians) were there.

But as Fred always said, "Where there's success, there's trouble." And sure enough, the head honcho came out to talk to the trouble-causing team.