Luck Has Nothing to Do With It; for the OTP fortune cookie challenge

[josawyer]

Luck Has Nothing to Do With It

Growing up in a family with six older brothers, and with the two brightest wizards of the age as nothing less than surrogate siblings, it was usually easy for Ginny Weasley to go unnoticed when she wanted to. After all, who would notice one fewer (or one too many) Wealseys?

The unfortunate fact of the matter was that

Comments

[flyingcarpet]

This is wonderful! And very well done -- I totally sympathized with her trials and tribulations, and I didn't realize the surprise nearly until Ginny did. Great job.

I'm glad you were able to join us for the challenge. :)

[josawyer]

Thank you! I had a lot of fun with this challenge, even though I wasn't quite sure of where I was heading with the story. I'm glad you liked it!

[josawyer]

Thank you! It was surprisingly difficult; I guess I've gotten used to writing drabbles. But I loved reading everyone else's pieces at the end.

[rdprice29]

This was great! Poor Ginny with her bad day, and good for her for trusting Harry in the end and not giving into that reporter's insinuations.

Great job!

[josawyer]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

[josawyer]

Thanks so much!

[ginny88]

Ginny and her bad day *hug*. I'm surprised she didn't bat-bogeyed the reporter :lol:

Wonderful surprise for her bday, Harry's so thoughtful and loving :-)

[josawyer]

I thought about having her flip out to Harry; I hadn't even thought of her attacking the reporter. I think I like it the way it is; she's too put upon to take out her wand, and doesn't want to make a scene because that would make her even later. Thanks for your comment!

[basilm]

cute. you've got that bad-day-feeling down pat.

[josawyer]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.