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Quill-32
2008-02-29
ch 1,
abuseHee! I can definitely see both of them reacting this way, and I'm glad Sara didn't get over her mad right away. A great post-Natalie fic.
In Hiding
2007-11-10
ch 1,
abuseNice :)
angsty-otaku
2007-08-31
ch 1,
abuseGreat story. I like how you wrote the interaction between Sara and Grissom throughout the whole thing. It was very believable.
contrarymotion
2007-08-11
ch 1,
abuseGreat story. I can see him completely smothering her like that. And totally get her jello thing...I've had teeth extractions where afterwards that was the only thing I could eat. Aside from yoghurt...

Keep writing!
gsrshipper
2007-08-10
ch 1,
abuseI would absolutely die of happiness if this is how it plays out! Haha, glad to be back from vacation! :)
chiops
2007-08-09
ch 1,
abuse"It’s my job to be smarter than the criminals." - Yes, and on the 7th day he rests. It was very nice how you portrayed Grissom's overprotectiveness as guilt of not having caught the killer sooner. Thanks a lot for this story!
SammieAtHome
2007-08-08
ch 1,
abuseYup!Another post ep fic BUT it's a good one!! Write more 'cause we don't mind!
Angela Kinetic
2007-08-08
ch 1,
abuseAngsty fluff? What wizardry is this?! JK, very good. Totally believable; no one has a perfect relationship, very happy with the fact that you didn't get out of character with the fight. ^_^ Kudos to the the 10th power! Just the rigt way to wrap things up too.
jtbwriter
2007-08-07
ch 1,
abuseThis is good-very good! I was wondering what was driving poor Gris...and his guilt was so overwhelming...sigh. The believability of Sara and Grissom's fighting hurt...but the way they found their way back...just right. Thanks for a very engrossing story!
gsr4ever
2007-08-07
ch 1,
abuseI liked this fic. I can totally imagine Grissom being overprotective and blaming himself for what happened to Sara.
LouAnn
2007-08-07
ch 1,
abuseGreat story. I definitely could see Grissom being this overprotective.
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