request: Can I request a George x Gender neutral, movie fanatic, slytherin reader? Im a big horror fan, it's taken over my personality at this point. I love how you write the twins and I'd be delighted.
warnings: one or two swear words, mention of horror movies, slight spoilers for the conjuring: the devil made me do it
note: it's good to be back! i'm so happy that its summer time cus this means more time to write for y'all! thank u all for being so patient - ur the best :)
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you loved the nights you spent under a bedsheet with george.
at first, sneaking george weasley into the Slytherin common room was a challenge within itself; however, over time, it became routine, something the two of you were used to. the next challenge was requesting to your other Slytherin classmates that you needed the common room - or at least a corner of it - to yourself and your guest for horror movie friday. they were relatively understanding, saying that it was about time you found someone else to share your horror movie love with.
well, it was more so scaring the living daylights out of george, but he always convinced you that he loved being scared.
the wizarding world didn't necessarily have great horror movies, all usually about Voldemort or some other horrifying being. however, being from the muggle world, you brought along a mini projector from home and some USB ports you'd need to stream the movies. from then on, it was history.
george would come over every Friday night after class, blankets and 2 pillows in his hands while you placed a sheet on the wall, setting up your projector for the next film. you'd both play a blanket on the floor, propping your elbows on your fluffy pillows, and having one more sheet covering the both of you and your makeshift fort.
the first movie you showed to george was Halloween - an all-time classic and something not too horrifying that would scar george for life. he had liked the idea of Michael Myers, loving the jumpscares that took place within the film, and the shocking storyline of laurie strode.
the next film was the exorcist from 1973, your favorite. the film had the perfect amount of storytelling and jumpscares, from regan spider-crawling down the stairs, her demonic voice of the devil, her horrifying face, and of course, when damien is possessed, throwing himself out the window to rid the demon of the world.
george had almost shit his pants watching that.
the third movie was sinister, another one of your favorites as bughuul was such a freaky character. the jumpscares that featured the scary creature made you feel george jump slightly beside you, and seeing bughuul move within the pictures themselves freaked you out - so naturally, you moved closer to george.
that encouraged george to move an arm around your shoulder each time before the movie started.
then, of course, you moved onto the conjuring series in chronological order, starting with Annabelle: creation. that movie always made you sad, snuggling more into george when annabelle died; then, when janice discovered the doll surrounded by bible passages, you shivered. george had, too, and soon enough, your head lay on his chest while his fingers soothingly went across your back and held your other hand.
one thing you always adored about the conjuring series was the undying love ed and Lorraine warren, played by Patrick Wilson and vera farmiga, had for one another. they trusted each other and bounced off one another perfectly, and you adored how ed always looked at Lorraine like she was the most beautiful person he had ever seen.
you adored that ed had built a gazebo, just for Lorraine, almost like the one they had first met in.
you wanted that.
you wanted that with George, and the nights you two spent under a suspended bedsheet together to watch horror movies was simply adding fuel to a fire within your heart.
Thank you so much for accepting my request! I love the exorcist, man, I remember the first time I watched it I shocked myself with my charger? I kinda believe the rumors that the movie is haunted. I also have an odd obsession and sympathy with Jason.
I love how George is an absolute scaredy cat; I bet the other Slytherins love to shove it in his face. I'll never stop thinking about that pillow fort snrk
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