Sort of short chapter for today I guess.
Hope you enjoy it, as always ;D
'FUCK!'
The sound of Louise's yell awoke Caitlin from her sleep.
'What time is it?' she said half-asleep, rolling over to see that she and Louise were the only two left in their dorm.
'Uhh, do I look like a fucking clock?'
Louise's tone scared Caitlin a little, she wasn't used to Louise being so mad. 'Louise, what's wrong?'
Finally breaking down, Louise sat on the edge of Caitlin's bed and started crying.
Pulling her in close for a hug, Caitlin started patting Louise's head.
'It's these stupid muggle tests, you can never tell if they're telling the truth or not!'
The realization hit Caitlin hard. 'You mean, you're- George is- Are you- are you sure?'
Shaking her head, Louise looked Caitlin in the eyes, 'I honestly do not know. I just can't tell George! All his dreams for the joke shop. It'll be ruine-'
'And he'll love the extra challenge of a baby.' Caitlin cut her off, as she let Louise go. 'Come on, let's go break the news to the twins.'
Having Louise lean on her to some extent, she lead her to the boys dorm, and found Fred and George laughing on their separate beds.
Once George noticed the two girls, it took him only a moment more to notice how distraught Louise was.
Fred also stopped laughing abruptly, and walked up to Caitlin, taking her back to his bed and sitting her on his lap.
'What's wrong Louise?' George said, sitting her down on his bed and pulling her head to his shoulder.
Louise just sobbed some more.
'L-Louise, do you want me to tell them..?' Caitlin said warily.
As Louise nodded in agreement, she began explaining the situation to the twins.
'..but you can't always trust muggle tests, sometimes they get it wrong.' Caitlin finished, seeing the tense and shocked expression on George's face. Looking up behind her, she saw Fred just staring at the wall.
Then George smiled. 'Hey! Someone to test all the new products on, eh, Freddie?'
The four of them burst into laughter, though George's statement wasn't that funny.
'Come on baby, I'll take you to Madam Pomfrey, and we'll get it checked out.' George said, pulling Louise up from the bed and leading her out the door by holding her hand.
When it was just the two of them again, Fred hugged onto Caitlin.
'He's worried, you know.' Fred said, manner-of-factly.
'I could see it in his eyes. But that's what I like about George, he can still be so strong in the hardest of times. So alike, you two are. Not just because you're twins.' She looked back up at him, smiling.
'Well, you've got to be, if they're expecting a little ankle-biter.'