Oooo great chapter love how draco admits he loves her

Author's Response: Thanks :)

Draco's fond of the word "harpy", isn't he? ;)

I don't think I'm as inclined to put all the blame on either Ginny and Astoria as some have been. Maybe both Draco and Harry should have realized in the first place that they weren't really marrying for the right reasons. And as Draco said, he could have seen much more about what was going on if he wanted to. (I suspect that Harry could have done this too.) Still, it's a mess! I look forward to seeing how you're going to resolve it... or not... or whatever ends up happening.

Author's Response: Yes, yes he does like that word. Okay, so maybe that's self-insertion. I love that word, haha. :P

THANK YOU! What a lot of people aren't getting here is that this problem existed long before they ever made the switch, and the fact that Draco and Harry both ignored the obvious signs of their wives acting is also on them. They chose not to, and all four of them let their situations get out of control. Thanks so much for your review and for seeing it from the other side. :)

That was a hilarious way for Harry and Draco to have bonded. I must confess that I don't quite understand the extent of Draco's anger. Wasn't his wife just as much at fault, or is he just deflecting a lot of it on to Ginny? Poor girl. You did a great job with conveying her emotional state. Draco said some pretty cruel things to her, so he better make it up to her big time. What I also really like about this whole story in general is that neither Harry and Astoria is vilified, but both come naturally to an understanding of the state of their relationships.

Author's Response: Draco is pretty deflated by Ginny. He had thought so highly of her and, over the years, he fell in love with her, and so her deceitful behavior hit him pretty hard. But you are right; Astoria is equally as responsible for the situation. The difference is, he never really liked Astoria all that much. But worry not, I believe in happy endings above all else, and the scene with Harry and Draco serves as a way for Draco to start seeing that Ginny felt just as stuck in her marriage as he felt in his. :) Thanks for reviewing!

Ahhhh, finally updates!  been like 2 weeks since the last one?  Thought it was a Sunday joke when I got the update notification!

I like how Harry 'gets' Draco in a way for him to express more than he even admit.  Though I wish Harry sympathize Ginny more than Astoria :/  I just think the way he felt for Astoria is a bit unfair to Ginny, b/c this isnt entirely Ginny's fault....just my 2 cents

I also think Ginny is a bit not helping.  I thought when she stormed into Draco's library, she would said somehting that would make Draco to realize her true feelings, but she reall couldnt formulate her thought well (and who could really blame her).  This chapter has too much internal struggle (some are shown while mostly are hidden) that sorta torn me apart.  

And the last line is classic <3  

Waiting (im)patiently for your next chater!

Author's Response: I'm sorry it takes a bit for me to update, but my beta is a very busy beaver so she doesn't always have time to look at my chapters right away. But no, no Sunday joke! :P

The four of them have a lot to think about at this point. Harry is torn, Astoria is frustrated, Draco is disappointed, and Ginny is just plain confused. The next chapter is going to be the beginning of the end, so this chapter was the peak of the emotional content. The problem is that I have to try to make the story believable, so that's why there is so much internal stuggle here. I promise, there will be no angst beyond what was in this chapter!

I will try to get the next chapter to my beta soon so that I can update as soon as possible, I promise! Thanks for the review :)

haha. the only way harry and draco could bond is over something bad. haha. good job. update soon!

Author's Response: Thanks so much! I am going to try to send the next chapter to my beta soon so I can get this updated :).