I wish you would come back to this story. It was beginning to be a great story.

Please please update soon can't wait to read more!

Ohhhh, you.

I sensed there was a history here right away. But when he asked "How's Henry?" and I quickly realized (it took /perhaps/ two seconds) that you were unlikely to make up an OC boyfriend and that this was probably a child, my heart stopped.

Cruel, cruel Rowan, to break up Draco and Ginny. :( I hope this is a story of how they find love again and the last chapter isn't going to take me back a few years and walk me through the bloody mess. I am nervous.

Nerves aside, as always, the details shine. Your descriptions are never labored and yet I can picture it all, from the luxe ball to the lift in his eyebrows that you didn't write but happened, I swear. Gah. I can't deny that I envy your talent. ;)

I like how Draco keeps calling Ginny his wife. Can't wait to read more!

:C This is the face I'm making now. And I'm not sure if these tears are emotion or irritation from staring at a bright screen in the dark, but either way you're the cause of them! I wish I could explain how good your writing is, but all I can do is feel it. I am so with Draco and Ginny in their rollercoaster of emotions, all the anger and pining.

As you intended, I'm sure, I am now dying of curiosity over the mystery of Hermione. And I love that Molly and Draco get along (and Ginny and Lucius too! I almost forgot!). Not only is that a twist from the normal feuding families cliche, it feels so real. That Molly wants Draco and Ginny to get back together just as much as we do is wonderful! And her line at the end of that section about how she's not supposed to get attached? Ugh. Could you rip my heart out any more than you already have? I love that Henry is a cat and not a child, too! I was a little worried about Draco's abandonment of him last chapter. Oh man, there were so many things I wanted to say and love and point out, but I've forgotten the rest. I can only repeat what I said last chapter about your beautiful writing, mature plot, and real characters.

Oh yeah, I feel so bad for Astoria. She's going to get really hurt in this story, and I hate to see innocents hurt (which is one reason why I'm not a fan of typical love triangles).

And lastly, your reply to my previous review made my day as well. :)

Amazing! Does this mean that Ginny left him because he didnt want to have children? What did Draco's letter say? So many unanswered questions. You definitely know how to keep a reader on the edge of their seats! Keep up the great work.

Author's Response: Thanks! I can tell you the baby thing played a role, but I don't think that was the only reason. Also, I'm not sure it was Ginny who left. :/ Remember in chapter one, how she said she was tired of waiting for "a return that would never come", and her ironic snort when Molly said "after you left him"? I'm glad you're curious about Draco's owl -- I'm sure Ginny's dying to know, lol. More answers (and probably questions) to come. Thanks for reviewing!

Love! I adore this story and every little detail that demonstrates how so /not/ over their relationship is. They definitely had some very serious problems as a married couple, but it is obvious in the chemistry you created between them that their feelings for each other are still very much alive. Brilliant! Cannot wait for more. :)

Author's Response: I loved your review! XD Thank you so much!

Hahaha farthest thing from boring! And I think that enough happens ummm gosh where do I begin? The beginning of the chapter could have been cliche I think but it just was not the case. I loved the bit with Molly and what she says. And then Astoria mentioning having babies...:( Gin agreeing to a date seemed like it was only prompted because Marcus was there and oh I love the bit with Theo. It was like you first mentioned Theo and Hermione sort of casually through Molly then here you add more intriguing details and it makes me curious. Not only what happened there but you know Ginny and her life with Draco and his friends which makes me wonder about her own friends? And by the time Draco shows up, it doesn't really end quietly because hahahaha not with these two. Like you said no one's over anyone and the moment they're in the same room it inevitably shows which makes me think the three years apart were more of avoidance? :) I can't shut up, I just love this so much like I don't even really mind so much that they're supposed to be divorced because they keep holding on to things about the marriage and each other in little ways which you've shown! And I can just imagine what's behind the scenes oh oh oh The end bit makes my heart ache but all is well :) Narrative is way gorgeous as always. Last, I totally agree with you about Astoria, she would be perfectly nice and maybe even fitting, just not in a world where Ginny exists and is sooooo it for Draco and vice-versa. Take care and thank you! :)

Author's Response: Tenna, thank you for another lovely review! I think your impressions are spot on. Your question about Ginny's own friends is a good one -- where are they? I think that this marriage ended for many reasons, and the conspicuous absence of anyone in Ginny's life who is unrelated to Draco might be a clue in that sense. More on this in the next chapter.Thank you again! ^_^

Thank you for another great chapter!

This one obviously sheds some more light on DG relationship.

I really felt for Ginny - I assume that Ginny wanting a child and Draco refusing to have one was one of the major issues in their marriage and then to hear Astoria say that they are going to try for the baby right away!

I also think another major issue between them was the whole society thing, Ginny despising the requirement to pose and pretend. Perhaps she also feels that Draco didn't think her suitable to have his child. I suppose they didn't really talk about their problems but fought instead.

I'm not sure about Astoria's motives. Why is she being nice to her fiancée's ex? Is she just sociable or does she have a motive? Was her mentioning babies innocent or deliberate?

I'm really waiting for the next chapter!

Author's Response: pitzi, I loved your review, and I love that you came back to add more thoughts -- more on that later. You're absolutely right in that the baby thing was a big issue in their marriage, and that the society thing and the lack of communication also played a part. I don't think it's ever really ONE thing that kills a marriage. As for Astoria, you're absolutely right to question her motives. So far she's shown herself to be without malice, but she's not stupid and the first thing we heard about her was her "unfailing intuition". I'm sure on some level she must know that Draco might still be in love with Ginny. Lets see what happens next. Thanks again!

I dearly love stories that have a more mature and complex relationship. I particularly enjoyed how you portrayed Ginny's disdain for the people at the party - then how she realized that she was just like them. I see this as a key in the upcoming story of how and why the couple was divorced. I also love the way both Draco and Ginny seem to care so deeply for each other, even after they've been apart for some time. It's very clear that they are still drawn toward each other, and I'm intrigued to learn more about what happened between them in the past. Very powerful beginning and I'm looking forward to more.

Author's Response: Gidge, I'm always so happy to get reviews from you! This is actually my first "grown up" story, and I'm glad that you think it's going well. Thank you so much! :)

wow, this was breathtaking. i haven't read anything that's evoked this much emotion in me in awhile.

you've characterized them perfectly, and the story is very gripping. can't wait to see where this goes.

Author's Response: I can't tell you how happy I was to read this. Thank you so much! :)

Can't wait to read more please update soon

Author's Response: Thanks for reviewing! :)