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Y/N doesn’t belong at Hogwarts. She shows up in fifth year looking like she crawled out of the wrong universe—covered in tattoos and piercings, dressed in ripped clothes she refuses to replace, bandanas tangled through her hair, and an attitude sharp enough to make professors reconsider their career choices. She laughs at authority, mouths off to anyone who thinks they’re important, and has perfected the art of pushing people away before they can get close enough to matter. Most students think she’s intimidating. The rest think she’s completely insane. She’s perfectly content with both. Ron Weasley, on the other hand, is everything she isn’t. Kind. Earnest. Hopelessly optimistic. The sort of person who still believes flowers can fix almost anything and that everyone deserves someone who won’t give up on them. So naturally, the moment he sees her walk into the Great Hall, he decides she’s the girl he’s going to marry. The rest of Hogwarts thinks he’s lost his mind. Y/N thinks he’s even crazier. It doesn’t stop Ron from leaving flowers outside her dorm, slipping handwritten notes into her books, finding ridiculous excuses to talk to her, or stubbornly showing up every single time she tells him to go away. Because beneath the barbed remarks, reckless habits, and carefully constructed walls, Ron sees someone who’s been surviving for far too long to remember what living feels like. And for the first time in her life, Y/N meets someone who isn’t trying to change her. He just wants to know her. Unfortunately for her, Ron Weasley has inherited one very dangerous trait from his family: Once he decides someone is worth loving, he’s far too stubborn to quit.