Title: Lost in Reality - Part 10
Characters: George/Lee
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~8,000 (~40,000 for all parts)
Warnings: Violence, drug use
Summary: Reality is the state or quality of being real. But what is real? And more importantly, what is not real?

I can't thank you all enough for reading, commenting, encouraging, giving me valuable and treasured feedback. tree00faery and thimble_kiss edited this part, and I thank you both for being awesome. At this point, I want to thank everyone else who betaed, test read, held my hand and offered opinions and suggestions. You know who you are, and I love you all.

Special thanks to secretsolitaire for prompting this little 'ficlet' almost a year ago. It's funny that this story is longer than the one you betaed (and that one was 30,000 words of deadly disease).

( back and gone and on. long. )

Title: Lost in Reality - Part 8
Characters: George, Lee
Rating: PG-13 for this part
Word Count: ~3500
Summary: Reality is the state or quality of being real. But what is real? And more importantly, what is not real?

All credit goes to tree00faery for being an excellent beta. All remaining mistakes are my own.

( Gone. Seven to Fourteen. )

Title: The Invisible Wall
Rating: NC17
Characters: George/Lee with a side note of Ron, Harry, Seamus and Dean
Disclaimer: All Harry Potter characters herein are the property of J.K. Rowling and Bloomsbury/Scholastic. No copyright infringement is intended. All characters engaging in sexual activity are 16 years or older.
Summary: How a wall prevented a prank simply by not being there, scarring a young man beyond the hope of recovery through the terrible and destructive forces of love, sex and Irish commentary.
Warnings: Graphic sex, light bondage
Word Count: 7,400
Author's Notes: Written for ozma_katiebell and hp_yule_balls. Big squishy hugs for anise_anise, tree00faery and tania_sings for their help. Even more hugs to ridicu_liz for cheering and handholding and wet kisses when I needed them.
 
( The Invisible Wall )

Title: Lost in Reality - Part 5
Characters: George, Lee
Rating: PG-13 for this part
Word Count: ~4200
Summary: Reality is the state or quality of being real. But what is real? And more importantly, what is not real?

Many thanks to tania_sings for the beta work.

( Gone. Four. )

Title: Lost in Reality - Part 3
Characters: George, Lee
Rating: PG-13 for this part
Word Count: ~2500
Summary: Reality is the state or quality of being real. But what is real? And more importantly, what is not real?

Many thanks to tania_sings for the beta work and ridicu_liz for cheering.

( Gone. Two. )

Title: Lost in Reality
Characters: George, Lee
Rating: PG-13 for this part (highest rating for an individual chapter: R)
Word Count: ~1000 (~40,000 for all parts)
Warnings for all chapters: Drug use, violence, canon character death
Summary: Reality is the state or quality of being real. But what is real? And more importantly, what is not real?

This was prompted by secretsolitaire a very long time ago. It was supposed to be a ficlet. The ficlet will grow to about 25,000 to 30,000 words (give or take a few). I've so far written a good chunk of it and will update regularly. This part is short; the following chapters will be longer.
Many thanks and smooches to anise_anise for motivating me to post instead of bin it, and tania_sings for the beta work.

Update 2010/05/08: Completed.

( I'm your best friend )

Title: Blatant Misconception
Pairing: George/Lee
Prompt: 13/13: Blatant Misconception
Rating: Light R for swearing
Word Count: 979
Summary: In which there is a lot of Fred, but hardly any George and Lee.
Link to Prompt Table: here

A/N: This happens parallel to part 11 and 12.

So, that was it. Last prompt. I'm very nervous about this one, because it's different than the rest. It's a different viewpoint and a different style. I'm not sure if anyone beside me likes it, but the prompt didn't leave me any other choice. The series ends like it started, rather anticlimactic. All of you who commented and were there with me on my way through this story, thank you so much. It meant a lot and I don't know how I deserved so many wonderful comments.

Oh, and there will be an Epilogue. Soonish.

( It was going to be fucking brilliant )

Title: Moving On
Pairing: George/Lee
Prompt: 11/13: tinkering
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1040
Summary: In which George and Lee try to talk.
Link to Prompt Table: here

( It's like watching a train wreck )

Title: Waking up
Pairing: George/Lee
Prompt: 9/13: Splat
Rating: Light R for some cursing
Word Count: 1150
Summary: The aftermath of New Year's Eve.
Author's Notes: Again more than 1000 words, even though I did my best to keep it short. The boys just won't shut up.
Link to Prompt Table: here

( mortification )

Title: On the Run
Pairing: George/Lee
Prompt: 7/13: don't you dare
Rating: PG13
Word Count: 890
Summary: New Year's Eve turns out to be interesting.
Author's Notes: This is the first part of this scene, the rest will follow with the next prompts
Link to Prompt Table: here

( If you stumble you might fall )