If i were Vicki So i would also encourage you to continue her story. I loved it. Almost what i was looking for. (I was looking for more angst but this was a perfect remedy too!)Its hard to find good zutara fanfics. It makes me wanna scream sometimes... or maybe i'm just very picky.
I've read all of her stories and she's a really good autheress and so are you. I'll just have to add you to teh list of authors to look out for. Spleefmistress is very good and her "Hot Water" got me hooked on zutara fanics.

Wow... this was an awesome story! I love the gentleness of Zuko in this one, and especially his last words with Katara and the softness of the moment. Great work!

I'm a big fan of Vicki So's, and let me say you really did the series justice.
This is really good!

Nice 'side-story ought to be a real episode.' Good job expanding on how complicated relationships in Avatar have the potential to be!

will u ever write any more please i'd like to know what happens to them (katara and zuko

This was a really great story! I was really confused at first, because I started reading your other fic with Sienna in it, and I'd already read The Gift, so I was like, what the crap? But then I went to your page and realized that this one came first and was the story VickiSo mentioned... So, cool! Now I can go back to reading Blue Spirit Blues... -grins happily-

Beautifully and sensitively written.

Thank you so much for sharing. ^_^

that was really good
keep writing
-penquin

i luv this story

That was great! I LOVED it! You're a great writer!

ohh intresting.

Wow! That was deep. And coming from me, a natrual Zutara hater, that means something. Great ending. Great detail. Great story.

love it, love it, love it!
in my opinion, it was better than the origial ending to the story!!
good luck for future fan-fics! (hopefully more zutara :D)

This is a wonderful continuation!^^; I hope that's spelled right! Anywho, wonderful job, really. The very ending was nice and sweet!

Chou Hime :3

Wow, you just took an idea and RAN with it! I love how the events transpired, especially the whole "war means having to do what hurts us most" theme. Sheer awesomeness.

Salute!
The Narrator