Your stories always make me smile.

haha loved that! Are you going to make another chapter of this?

Lovely! Loved that it was Ron's fault.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS. :) jus sayin, it totally made my day -

*cackles!*

Serves Ron right! At least Fred and George could laugh at it :D

hahaha oh my god this is too funny

This made me giggle and have the warm fuzzies like crazy. _ A sheer delight!

That was really good. I love the end where Ron is freaking out. He's hilarious.

would LOVE to see a follow up on this, could be pretty amusing. (5 years later, after the war, married Draco, Ginny finds out what Ron, Fred, and George did. Much pain and screaming commences. or something.)

Bloody brilliant writing!

Oh-so-sweet, and silly! Haha on Draco, laughing at the whole aspect of Ginny's 'Rites of Spring', then look at him later on! Acting like he didn't care that he wasn't presented with a flower and kiss...pfftt! Yeah...then when confronted he basically gets just as tongue-tied and silly as the other boys. 'She turned her eyes up to him and Draco saw for the first time just how lovely they were. He swallowed.' _

Mm...nice kiss, and the dialogue before and after made me grin and giggle like a moron quite a bit! How different the two times she said "Happy spring!" were. Hehee!

Ah, and who was behind the enchantment of Ginny's flower basket, at the perfect time too, than non other than Ginny's own brothers! Lol, "I can see it now! I can just see Ginny dragging Malfoy to the house, saying, 'Mum, Dad, I'd like you to meet my fiance, the son of the Deatheater.' Nice going, little brother." XD

Love it.

FANTASTIC! Loved the Slytherins reactions. LOL. :)

Amazing one shot! Very, very cute! D

What a great story! I love the way it's written, simple but having well written prose.

This story truly made me smile; I love Ginny/Dracy!

You write well, keep up the great work!

Hahaha really loved id D

LOLZ! To the extreme.

This was so funny. I love the ritual Ginny does and the progression of Mlafoy's thoughts as the rituals continue keeps Draco in character.

Kudos,

Jazzelyn Emory Roisin