Dear Ginny, Love Fred

Dear little sis,

Now here’s a letter I didn’t think I’d be writing. You were always the strongest Weasley, Ginny. You weren’t afraid to stand up to me and George. You always helped us tease Ronniekins. I saw you last night after you told Georgie not to cry over me. You took my old broom out for a spin and cried your heart out. I watch over you lot often. I never thought I’d see you cry, Little Sis. Yet you still get people laughing. You don’t let them see your tears. I’m so sorry, Little Sis. I’m so sorry that I’ve hurt you so much. I heard George tell Harry and Mum that he saw me in you last night. He said he didn’t think he’d be able to crack a smile if he didn’t have you. But he doesn’t have you, does he, Little Sis? None of them do really. Not even Harry. You’ve stopped letting people in. I’m still with you Ginny. You need to open up. That’s one thing you can count on. But do me a favour, Little Sis. Be happy. I need you to be alright Ginny. Be open again. Everytime I look down it’s like you’re trapped in your own fake world of ok.

I’m doing alright up here, Little Sis. Harry’s parents, Remus, Tonks and Sirius are helping me adjust. But you need to adjust too, Little Sis. Open up to Harry. The poor bugger just proposed for crying out loud! Talk about me with Hermione and George. Remember the good times. And while you’re at it, get Hermione and Ron back together. Kick Ron’s ass for me for being a prat. Get out parents laughing again, please. Tell dad the function of a rubber duck is a child’s bath toy (Lily Potter told me) all of us up here better get an invite to this wedding of yours, Little Sis. Save us seats at the front. Tell George I’m always going to be better looking than him now. And Ginny, don’t ever forget whenever you need me, I’ll stand by you. All of you. I love you so much, Little Sis and we all need you back.

All my love (and then some more for the others),
Fred (ever the inner child)