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Fred Weasley was supposed to be Y/N's forever. From stolen kisses in the empty corridors of Hogwarts to late nights beneath the stars on the Astronomy Tower, everyone believed they would leave school hand in hand and eventually build a life together. But just weeks before graduation, everything fell apart. When Y/N confessed that she planned to return to America after finishing Hogwarts to be with her remaining family and pursue a future she couldn't find in Britain, an explosive argument shattered years of love. Hurt pride, fear of losing one another, and words neither of them truly meant ended their relationship. She boarded the train—and later the ship—without ever looking back. Years later, Y/N returns to England, expecting familiar places but not the ache of seeing Fred again. He has spent every day convincing himself he hates her for leaving, for choosing another life over the one they dreamed of together. Yet the moment she walks back into his world, all the resentment he's carefully built begins to crack. Forgiveness doesn't come easily; every conversation is laced with old wounds, lingering heartbreak, and the painful reminder of what they once were. But beneath the anger lies something neither of them ever managed to bury. The closer they become, the harder it is for Fred to resist her. Every laugh sounds like home. Every accidental touch reignites memories he'd tried to forget. He tells himself he can never trust her again... yet he can't stop wanting her near, craving the comfort of the girl who was once the love of his life. As old feelings resurface and second chances tempt them both, they'll have to decide whether some love stories are meant to stay in the past—or whether the one that got away can still find her way home.