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All i want for christmas.. // G.W

Christmas at the Burrow has always been loud, chaotic and full of surprises. But for Y/N, an orphan who’s never really had a place to call home, it’s something rather special. Between Molly’s endless cooking, Fred and George’s ridiculous pranks, late-night conversations and snow-covered afternoons, Y/N finds herself becoming part of the Weasley family. And then there’s George. Charming, mischievous and entirely too good at getting on her nerves. It’s just Christmas, after all. What could possibly happen?

|| when i see your face // peter parker ||

You never expected Peter Parker to become important to you. At first, he was simply the quiet, awkward boy from school—the one who always seemed to appear beside you at just the right moment, who knew more about science than anyone should, and who looked at you like he wanted to say something before immediately losing his nerve. You knew he liked you, but you weren’t interested. Not really. And while Peter tried his best to hide his growing feelings, your own heart was already being stolen by someone else: Spider-Man. The mysterious hero of New York had somehow become the person you couldn’t stop thinking about, despite never knowing the face beneath the mask. As you slowly grow closer to Peter, becoming something resembling friends, neither of you can ignore the strange pull between you—or the fact that Peter is keeping a secret big enough to change everything. But when Doctor Octopus puts you in danger and Spider-Man is the one who comes to your rescue, the truth is finally revealed. The boy you barely noticed, the friend you’d started to care about, and the hero you’d fallen hopelessly in love with… had been the same person all along.

Opposites attract // O.W

Oliver Wood has always been a boy of routine: Quidditch, training, winning. Y/N, on the other hand, is a little harder to figure out. Dreamy, peculiar and endlessly fascinated by magical creatures, they’re practically the opposite of everything Oliver knows. He finds them distracting, ridiculous and occasionally rather infuriating. Unfortunately, he also finds himself thinking about them far more than he’d care to admit. Between unexpected encounters, stolen glances and feelings neither of them quite knows what to do with, Oliver Wood is about to discover that falling in love is considerably more complicated than winning a Quidditch match. Especially when the person he’s falling for hasn’t even noticed.