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Name: chenjinyan reviewed Matters of Trust on Dec 13, 2017 05:46 pm
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Name: selene_blackwell reviewed Matters of Trust on Jan 04, 2008 03:43 pm
wow. draco is turning into a softy...this isn't at all like your Misconceptions's Draco. I like the Ice Dragon concept better.
Name: kellbell930 reviewed Matters of Trust on Feb 25, 2007 12:10 am
Aww! I think my heart skipped a beat when he said "His Weasley," that was soo cute! great story!
Name: CourtneyFaith reviewed Matters of Trust on Feb 17, 2007 02:46 pm
~Poor Ginny. I hope Draco doesnt let her down.~
Name: Mandy reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 11, 2006 07:55 am
Great chapter and since it was so good then I think we can all forgive you for the long wait. Just joking. I really enjoy this story and I can't wait for them to get together. One thing I wanted to mention was that First Year's don't get to go to Hogsmeade. Once again, great chapter. Update soon.

Author's Response: Haha yeahhh someone over on fanfiction.net caught the first year at Hogsmeade accident. Major mistake on my part. Sorry! I'll try to go back and fix it when I get the chance, probably when I next update. But thanks for pointing it out (and for the compliments).
Name: Bella12 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 08, 2006 09:51 am
Another great chapter, cant wait for unupdate. PLEASE dont make us wait so long!!!!10/10
Name: passion reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 07, 2006 09:59 am
I loved every bit of this chapter...and goddam it this fic is getting interesting with each chapter...waiting for the next installment is so hard!!...dude i am so digging ur Draco..i don't know why..there's somthing about him...I love your chracterization of him...FLove your work!! ive already mentined this in my earlier reviews that i am a huge fan of urs..always looking forward to any of your work...Fantastic chapter..i like the way Draco is turning out...coming out of his shell..but not too much...perfect..!
Name: leela reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 07, 2006 02:48 am
wonderful story write more soon please
Name: laurbabe87 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 06, 2006 09:45 am
this is an absolutely FABULOUS story!! really honestly one of the best i have ever read, i think you are a fantastic writer and update as soon as your schedule can allow!!
Name: Persephone33 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 06, 2006 08:42 am
A bit of a cliffanger? Aaah!

That was a GREAT chapter. Loved,loved, loved it. Thanks!
Name: dragoncharmer79 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 06, 2006 07:23 am
It was worth the wait. I think the chapter was great. I also love the cliffhanger it makes the next chapter worth it.
Name: nun outfits are cool reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 06, 2006 06:20 am
oooh
fabby fabby.
i really luff this story a lot...
can't wait for the next chapter
Name: die Loreley reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 06, 2006 03:37 am
Eek! Can't wait to see what happens. I hope school and real life calm down a bit (for the both of us) soon. Thanks so much for writing even though you're really busy.

I love Draco getting all spooked by Ginny's Gryffindor-ness. And I think going to Pierce is a bad idea. Well, considering he's a Death Eater and everything... but at least one way or another, Draco will know the truth about him, right? Hopefully?

Draco and Ginny as friends makes me smile. ^_^ Can't wait until you update!
Name: Moonyk reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 10:50 pm
OOOOOOOHHH EXCITING!!!! Why didn't Draco just guard her, or bring her to McGonagall's for protection? Shove her back into Gryffindor tower? Hide her under his robes? WHY?! Small tiny dark places. Scary.

And that line about her trusting him, man it hit me too! *tearing* OMG I cannot believe I'm going to have to wait like weeks and weeks for the next chapter. NOOOO!!!
Name: Rashonda reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 04:53 pm
Seriously, take as much time as you need away from this story to finish up other things. I'm just happy to be reading such a fine piece of work. I wonder if Jonathan beginning to waiver in his decision to manipulate Draco by using Ginny. He's becoming awfully chummy/fatherlike with Draco and I think it may just start to eat at him, Draco has had alot of male figures disappoint him and losing faith in another will most likely make him more cynical than what he already is. As for Ginny, it says alot about her to trust Draco on blind-faith alone especially right now with the war still going on, hopefully she'll get that answer from him regarding their new found non-hate relationship, and for some odd reason I thought a kiss was coming before he left the room or perhaps he'll get one when he re-enters as promised, an overjoyed-thankful-awkward kiss. LOL

Great chap.
Name: Embellished reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 04:20 pm
I absolutely love what you have done with Draco in this chapter--that he is caught between his protective feelings for Ginny (whether he wants them or not) and his doubts about Pierce is perfect. I can't wait to find out how Pierce deals with this, and what the whole situation does for Draco and Ginny's relationship. Thanks for the update!
Name: CCC reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 04:12 pm
This is getting really good. I can't wait for Draco to do something bad to Pansy.
Name: Angelsea585 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 02:52 pm
I would argue that they are fool proof, as Neville got stuck outside, more than once, if memory serves.

Author's Response: True, but like I mentioned before, in book 3 Sirius also got IN. That makes them undeniably NOT fool proof.
Name: WG13 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 02:18 pm
Wonder if Pierce will hug Daphne and Pansy when Draco tells him what's happening...

How come Draco or Ginny didn't think of the Gryffindor dorm as a safe place... even if Draco didn't think of it - when Ginny was told that someone is planning to kidnap her - wouldn't she want to go back to her teachers and dorm?

Sorry for being so anal about this. I am really enjoying ur refreshingly different story and am just curious.


Author's Response: Draco wanted her somewhere where no one would think to look. Obviously, the FIRST place someone looking for Ginny would think of is the Gryffindor common room, and as book 3 in cannon shows us, the common rooms are by no means a fool proof safe place.
Name: Angelsea585 reviewed Matters of Trust on Nov 05, 2006 02:12 pm
*Dies from the cliffhanger*

As good as ever, if not better. My love for Professor Pierce knows no bounds. Malfoy, sorry, Draco was excellent in this chapter. Can't wait for the next!

*Does first review dance*
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