Wonderful!

Nice, subtly put 'Charlie likes Tonks' bit.

There's something really special about Bill and Charlie's friendship, for many reasons we could count other than just being the older brothers. You translate this to perfection here.

As far as I'm concerned, the scene you wrote is canon. Amazing story, congratulations! :)

Very sweet. Brother-to-brother heart-to-heart cannot get much better when you're talking about Weasleys. I especially liked the subtly put Charlie/Tonks unrequited love. Very well done.
Their reaction to Ginny was also spot-on - sweetness and a smidgeon of brotherly defense.

really funny and quite sweet

Aww, that was a great story! :)

That was adorable. Plain and simple:)

"Bill stares at his brother's back, which suddenly looks very forbidding. "No," he says flatly. "Would it make a difference if I had?"

"Charlie shrugs, still not facing him. "I just don't think werewolves should get married," he says. "It's not safe. It's not – sensible." He sounds quite fierce, and Bill suddenly realises what – who – he is talking about. He has no idea what to say."

This provokes all manner of questions, not just about whether he carries a torch for Tonks, but what if Bill had transformed - what would Charlie have said, done and felt? Would he change towards his brother? Very interesting thought.

You usual lovely Weasley dynamic. Another great one-shot.

Oh, I loved this - even as it made me ache for Charlie. I do love how you have him pine for Tonks on some level. I've missed your writing.

Nice little vision of a missing moment.

This is absolutely delightful. The back and forth between the brothers is so real, and Ginny adds the right amount of sweetness without being cloying. Such a nice moment in what's about to be such horrible calamity.

This was so cute I love "missing scene" fics! Now I wanna go and reread HP again. :P

That was a nice story, very Weasley in it's lack of self confidence. Why should Fleur, this beatuiful woman, want Bill? Why did she stay to fight a war that wasn't hers?

Charlie's still carrying a torch for Tonks, I see.

Thanks for the Charlie. I miss him.

Oh, this is wonderful! Good natured ribbing, circling around the issue, coming back to the issue, never quite resolving it but getting as close as they're likely to get. And then Ginny is lovely. I'm glad she reminded Charley of his critical task, too!