Rearanging the Furniture? (open)

George snickered quietly. Standing up atop a large stool, a bucket perched in his hands as he shoved it onto the top of the door. He was setting up another idiotic prank for some poor sap that happened to wander into the shop. He prayed to Merlin it would be his identical twin Fred, but highly doubted it would be that easy to prank the bloke. They were both masters at what they did, neither would be pranked so easily. He hopped from the stool, grinning like a mad man as he picked it up, stepping back to enjoy his simple prank. "Brilliant." He mumbled out, walking into the back room to put the stool away.

Fred appeared within the front room of the shop, gazing up at the prank George had set up. He chuckled and dragged a chair from the corner of the shop and clambered up on it. He gripped the bucket in his hands and hopped down from the chair. He then dragged the chair to the door to the back room, climbing up on top to rearrange the bucket atop the door. He grinned broadly as he slipped down and moved the chair into the aisles in the shop and plopped down into it, watching and waiting for his twin to reamerge from the back room.

George unfortunatley had a slight hearing problem and hand't heard his other half placing the bucket over the door. He did however realize the door was closed, moreso than when he had entered the room. He stared at it for a good while, approaching it cautiosly and staring up. The twin chuckled a bit and pulled out his wand, casting a levitating charm and moving it before opening the door. He beamed at the sight of his brother plopped down in the chair and hovered the bucket towards him. "Lovely greeting eh gred? Not gunna be that easy to prank me." he kept the bucket levitating in the air about a foot from Fred as he approached him and stuck his tongue out at the twin.

Davin Grey was walking along Diagon Alley, glad that school had not yet started and that the Weasley's Wizard Wheezes was still open after the war. He had not visited them in a while and couldn't help but grin as he stepped into the shop. He looked around, momentarily overwhelmed, before deciding to head towards the Skiving Snakckboxes. These had always been his favourite creations. "Brilliant." He grinned as he picked up a box of Puking Pastilles and examined it.

Fred sighed and shook his head. "Damnit, rookie mistake." He stood and kicked the chair out of the way, the corner of his mouth twitching as he held back the splitting grin that threatened to break out over his face. He tilted his head a bit. "Great day, isn't it, George?" He snickered. He turned at the sound of the bell above the door, raising an eyebrow. It appeared they had a customer. He moved to stand behind the gentlmen and smiled. "Afternoon."

"Oh! I Customer!" George set the bucket atop a table and apparated next to the customer. A sly grin spread across his face as he leaned over towards him. "Well your our first customer congrats. Pick anything in the store, its on us." George glanced over at his twin who was standing beside him. "Cept that wretched bloke. I need that. He makes wonderful pancakes." He nudged the ginger playfully.

Ginny ran inside the door to her brothers' shop, a huge grin on her face. She had just made it back to Diagon Alley after being away and finishing school, and she was beyond excited to see Fred and George. "Hello!" She called out as the door swung shut behind her.

Fred snickered and nudged his twin back. "Why, thank you," he said. He glanced towards the door as the bell rang again, blinking. Another customer? His face birhgtened when he heard his sisters voice, and he appeared beside her, throwing an arm around her shoulders. "Ginny!"

"It's so good to see you!" Ginny said brightly, hugging her brother. "And the shop is back up and running! Good for you!" She looked around, her red hair floating around her as she took in the whole shop. It seemed bigger than she had remembered, but she was glad to see her brothers so happy.

"Lovely to see you to. I dont get a hug?" He frowned jokingly, sniffling as he turned to Fred. "Our sister dosnt love me Gred." he pouted a bit and crossed his arms in a childlike manor.

He squeezed his sister and chuckled. "Well, I missed you, too, Ginny," he murmured. He really had. He hadn't seen the girl in forever, and he was excited to see her after all the time he had to live his life Ginny-free. He smirked and nodded, looking fondly at the shop. "Thank you. I'm happy to be back here." He laughed and raised an eyebrow at George. "Seems not, Feorge. Seems she loves me more than you, huh?" He chuckled.

Ginny chuckled and moved to George, throwing her arms around him and squeezing. "Of course I love you, you git." She laughed as she looked up at him, still a little taken aback that his ear was gone. She had never quite gotten used to that... she shook her head and looked at the boy who was standing there as well. "I see you already have customers, business will be booming in no time! Did you ever close on that place in Hogsmeade? Hogwarts students could make you lots of money." Ginny smiled when she thought of her old school. She missed it so much that sometimes it hurt her, like when she thought about Harry now.

He grinned devilishly, poking his brothers cheek. "Yeah right mate. She loves me more because...just because I'm better at pranking than you!" George smiled trimphantly. He had several instances where he had out pranked his twin and he intended to use them if Fred decided to argue about it. Suddenly he felt a pair of arms thrown around him, it was Ginny. He hugged her back, smiling sweetly. "We have thought about moving, though I dont know if we could ever ive up this place. Unless, we had another brilliant Weasley running it for us." He raised a brow, glancing over at Fred then back to Ginny.

"That's excellent!" Davin smiled at the ginger-haired boys that had greeted him, still holding the box. "I'm glad to see this shop is back. She's right, though, I would love to see you guys over in Hogsmeade." He picked up the Nosebleed Nougat and began to read the back, chuckling to himself. He might have to pick some of these up before classes began again.

Ginny's eyes brightened as what George said dawned on her. "That would be amazing," she said truthfully, looking from one twin to the other. "You could even buy out Zonko's, that's the perfect place to be." She couldn't believe they were having this discussion - she also needed a way to make money and something to do now that she was out of school. She could also fly up to the Quidditch pitch at Hogwarts and use it to practice if she wanted. It sounded perfect.

"Well then it's settled. Me and Gred will buy out Zonko's and set up another Wheezes in its place." George's eyes sparkled with excitement as he thought of all the possibilities that plot would bring. He would of course have to come up with a floor plan and all that but, it was worth it. He looked at Ginny, then t the other boy. "What's your name?" he questioned, tilting his head to the side a bit.

Fred grinned and nodded. "Oh, that'll be fun." He chuckled and threw an arm around his twins shoulders, smiling at the boy. "Yea, what's your name?"

"I'm Davin Grey." He turned back to the trio that stood before him. "I overheard that you're going to be setting up shop closer to Hogwarts. I will certainly be paying you a visit." His eyes flashed to Ginny before going back to Fred and George, looking at them alternately.

Fred snickered and smiled at the boy. "Davin Grey. Make sure to tell your friends as well," He said, grinning.

"Brilliant." He grinned, tossing his arm around his other half as well. He quite looked forward to opening up another shop. He had wanted to open two a while ago, but him and Fred didn't exactly have enough money. He bumped his twin playfully with his him, shooting the ginger a devilishly challenging look.

Fred flashed a smile at his twin, raising an eyebrow. He then turned to Davin and smiled impishly. "By the way, I'm George," he lied,tilting his head a bit as he bumped his brother back. "And this git over here is Fred." He grinned.

George smiled innocently, nodding his head. "Pleased to meet you." He chuckled a bit, bowing sarcastically as he waved his hand in front of his chest dramaticaly.

"It's excellent to meet both of you as well," Davin said. He knew of the Weasleys because they were a pureblood family, but also knew that they had unacceptable pro-Muggle leanings, which he wasn't quite on the same page with. He smiled anyway; the shop was brilliant, he had to hand it to Fred and George. They were great businessmen and Davin knew that their new shop in Hogsmeade would do wonderfully as well.

Fred nodded and smiled at the boy. "Hey, let's play a game, Davin," He circled around his other half, effectively trading spots with him and tilted his head. "You get some more free stuff if you win."

Confusion etched itself on Davin's face; he wasn't entirely sure where this was headed and he told himself to be cautious. "Okay. What game is it and what am I going to have to do to win?" He looked at Fred as he spoke, his tone light and his expression rearranged to curiosity.