Great story you should so add more onto it soon!

This story hit all the right notes. Very entertaining and well thought out.

This is an awesome portrayal of the way Willow thinks! Her dark side is definitly coming to the fore and I like it. You also did a good job with the reveal of the relationship between W/S to the Scoobies not cheesy. Willow takes control of the situation, which is how it should be. You also did a good job showing the W/S connection because Spike is a tricky character to make attached to someone. Keep up the good work! :)
~WiccanKittyDJ~

You know what? Wow. I've never really read any Spike/Willow stories (with an exception for the one I wrote).

This is an amazing Willow POV, and you're VERY talented at writing her. You've got the character down to a 'T' and it rocks.

Just one thing: Angel is Spike's grandsire, right? Would he still be able to ask Angel or would he have to track his real sire, Drusilla?

Anyway, I just wanted to send a thanks for reading and reviewing my Spike/Willow story, "Red." Your comments made me happy!

- K

Did I mention this story was fantastic?

One word... SUGOI! =)
(Okay, fine. The smily don't count.)

please continu this story

Wonderful story. Love the idea behind the story. Will there be more?

Can I just say.WOW? That was intense and fiercely emotional. You brought out Willow's ability to love deeply and unconditionally; and Spike's deep, dark, utter devotion to those he loves. The unusual insight into Willow's character was certainly a breath of fresh air compared to other fics I've read which feature her as a baby-talking stereotypically feminine best friend, and Buffy as the good, kind protagonist who needs no support in any matters. I have been a devoted Spuffer until recently; and although I still love the thought of Buffy and Spike together, I'm started to doubt that Buffy deserves a creature like Spike. I've always loved the Willow/Spike friendship, though, and I will continue to enjoy that. This fic was one of the best ones I've read so far. Kudos to you, Dana :D

An interesting story. I like Willow's attitude that it's time to step out on her own, without the rest of the Scoobies trying to tell her what to do.