Being an invalid is so boring. I had it for two months and I was thoroughly sick of being in bed by the end of it. Poor Gin. I'm glad she was able to get in contact with Draco again.

Okay, so what would you call this? The aftermath?
A bit confusing, jumping from the most exciting scene to "everything is fine"... so, I was by all means curious then what had happened exactly, and I could almost feel Ginny's headache, and the few memories. She's still ill? Of course she wouldn't be too happy with it... but I loved how Bill cared for her, brought her books and sent off her letters. He's amazing, isn't he? At least a bit.

Draco certainly had to struggle... the conversation with Hermione was very, uh, sobering. But I'm not too sure whether their prejudices will EVER disappear, even a bit. Oh, why is it so hard for every Gryffindor/Slytherin ship? :(
I like the way he's always worrying about her, without telling anybody WHY (although some of the teachers guessed right, huh?). He's still quite possessive and secretive, or, I might put it this way: Selfish and solitary. Hehe. I wouldn't want him any different, though, no need to worry.
Ginny's letter to him was so cute! I smiled along with Draco, and I think it's a queer situation, since she (and your readers) doesn't know anything while being shut-in, but nontheless very romantic. The letters at night... and the thought of their future, where Draco accepted the professor job and Ginny is said to be ill... well, difficult circumstances, but I was sure they would make it. =)