Good story.

Ah! This story was wonderful. I've read a lot of your work and loved each and every one of them, but this one touched my heart (and, occassionally, my funny bone) especially. I can't really say what it was about this that I loved so much because in its entirety, it was brilliant. The whole concept of a Room of Dreams (lol especially at Sirius' "dream" and whoever it was that wanted to bugger Draco) was a stroke of genius, as was the trolls guarding it. I also loved how Lily wasn't nearly as innocent as canon would lead you to believe and the idea that the Sectumsempra antidote was her doing... I was left gobsmacked. A truly inspired piece. Thanks so much for writing it and brightening my day by placing it here for me to stumble across. :)

lol @ratty wizard

Cool convo with Draco

Ginny’s tone was so snippy that Hermione wondered if getting up the duff wasn’t exactly what Ginny had in mind.

That sounds quite possible

I like the idea that Lily dabbled - more than dabbled - in the dark as well

And finally, Teddy: Not Always Knocking Things Over Like Me by Nymphadora Tonks. Hermione made a mental note to talk to Tonks’s mum about getting Teddy into dancing lessons as soon as he was old enough.

Aw sweet

Loved Argus' book. Keeled over while laughing helplessly.

I loved this story. I almost didn't read it, but said "What the hell" and did.
~Fern

wonderfull story!

What a wonderful story! I enjoyed it so much and I leave it with a smile on my lips that will stay on there for a while. I spent a lovely evening with your story, some chocolate and tea, all a girl needs :o)

What a wonderful story! I can't imagine that I haven't stumbled across it before now. It was very cleverly written, and I adored your explanation of the disparity between sweet book Severus and the snarky potions Master. And the ending fulfilled every sweet craving I had. Thanks for writing such a lovely story. :)

What a wonderful bedtime story! And that's what it is - it's 2:32 a.m. and I really should be in bed right now, but I found this story and just couldn't put it down until I'd read every word.

Having Severus without a heart certainly explains his behaviour over the years, and makes the subsequent relationship after the rejoining more palatable.

Love the story, thanks for writing! ~"~

I loved this story so much! (I read it on FictionAlley and thought to look for it on here as well!) I can't believe it's over!
I love the spin you put on Severus's character with the journal and his heart! Amazing! Well done! I can't wait to read more of your work!

~B~

LOVED IT! VERY ORIGINAL!

Oh, yay! It's perfect!
I mean, I never had any *real* doubts that the story wouldn't somehow turn out okay, but it's always nice to get to the last chapter and be reassured that there is indeed a happy ending. ;)

Also... thank you for introducing me to the word "vituperative." I'd never seen it before, but it does sort of perfectly describe Snape, doesn't it?