Spending the summer at the Burrow with the Golden Trio was supposed to feel safe—warm kitchens, loud laughter, and the illusion that nothing in the outside world could reach them—but for Y/N, it becomes something far more complicated when George Weasley is suddenly everywhere she turns. Between stolen glances across the kitchen table, teasing remarks that linger a little too long, and quiet moments that feel heavier than they should, Y/N finds herself caught in a slow, dangerous kind of becoming—where friendship starts to blur, secrets are easier to keep than feelings, and falling for your best friend’s older brother feels less like a choice and more like gravity.