This is possibly one of my most favorite stories with the most realistic characterization I've ever seen. Too few fics have had similar personalities woven into it -- given the way the series turned out, it is entirely plausible for Draco to behave like this as it is Ginny. And even though Ginny's awful prank gave me immense secondhand embarrassment, I also found deep appreciation for the way you wrote it out. There was nothing rushed or impossible; just a simple maybe-it-leads-to-something story.

I really enjoyed your story.

aw cuteee!

Author's Response: Thank you!

i like this. nothing says love like a few broken bones and an accusation of theft. lol

great story.

Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

"She had always thought of herself as a good person—brave, noble, fierce—the perfect Gryffindor. She had seen everything she had done through that filter." -- Wonderful and apt two lines.

I am so glad you included Narcissa in this fic. In my mind she is the epitome of class and decorum, and you demonstrated that admirably.

"The answer came to her along with a fluttering feeling in her stomach." -- the fluttering feelings in my stomach are what I felt when Draco admits that he was flirting with her. ^_~

This was smartly done. I like how your HP story even had elements of Much Ado About Nothing in it. It was a very pleasant read.

Author's Response: Thank you very much for both reviews! I'm glad you enjoyed the fic so much, especially Narcissa. That scene was one of the first I imagined when thinking about the story, so I appreciate that you picked up on it. Thanks again!

and that is what we call taking things too far. hahaha. i dunno i just feel like ginny's acting like she's still in school and that she's not mature at all.

Author's Response: Yes, Ginny hasn't quite realized she's not in school anymore. But she'll figure that out pretty quickly in the rest of the story. Thanks for the review!