Holy, I'm trying to hold back tears as well... That was wonderful!

God, Hermione was so OOC it this was absolutely funny? And Draco, portraying him as some Shakespeare-touting sensitive guy instead of the racist, imcompetent bigot, that was just hilarious.

I love your writing style, such a sweet story! (Yes, I'm squealing it's just that cute!)

Nice. Great!

ooh..that was sad! And for their children to marry is just forbidden! What if Hermione and Draco see each other in the hallway and start making out? HAHA! ^^

Marvelous story! ^^

Beautiful. Sad but mesmerizing.

...What am I supposed to say to wri9ting like this? I love it! All of it! It's just all so wonderful and cute and brilliant. I really do love it.. FAVE STORY!! lol

The DHR in the story was an awesome touch and HELLO! The last sentence was the best ever!!

"She smiled, blinking back the tears that threatened to surface as she buried her head in her daughter’s hair. She was glad that Rose was marrying Scorpius."

LOVELOVELOVELOVE! lol

Great Story! I really hope to see more DHr works from you!

Melissa

i loved it, especially because you used homer and being italian i love greek/roman poems...:)
it was quite credible, as much as a dramione can be

Gorgeous story. Love it. It's so sweet and innocent, unlike the stories I've read. But God, I wish they had gotten together in the end. I suppose I always have.
Peace.
Porcelain.
xoxo

Loved this. I'm not a Hermione/Draco shipper but I am a big fan of Rose/Scorpius so I decided to take a look. And I'm glad I did. I liked all the book quotes you put in here, I would name them but I'm too dang lazy at the moment. And I like how realistic you made this all. How even though Ron was her only love, Draco was her first love. And as I explained to my sobbing friend the other day, first loves are never forgotten. :)

I have to say, I'm not too good at remembering some stories from Shakespeare and others that you mentioned, but I am going to try my best!

“Sing in me, muse, and through tell me a story!”= Oddessy? (notices later that you say that it was by Homer) W00t I was right! hehe.

“Two houses, both a like in dignity… From ancient grudge break to new mutiny…” He lifted a finger and traced her cheekbone. “Yet no; a rose by any other name would not smell as sweet.” Definately Romeo & Juliet. the last part of the quote is my favorite one of all. =)

That's all that I could catch because I never read Great Expectations, but I wish I had. And Yay! Rose is marrying Scorpius... That must create some tension between her mother and his father... *laughs* Great ficlet!