*Squeals that I won't subject you to for the sake of your eardrums*

This was so good! Oh my gosh so good!

AW! usually i hate post series fics like this, but this one was amazing! -^w^- (<- Al face)

You really don't forget anything, do you? :D

I never thought I would read something like this. That song is just so devistatingly beautiful, one of the few I can't just put on repeat because it has so much in it...

Little Nina, I can see her almost as vividly as my little sister... you wrote her with such sweetness and innocence and honesty, the way a little child is. She's a treasure her daddy certainly needed right then. A way in which, perhaps, to start forgiving himself for the mistake and the pain and the loss and the harsh lesson to learn. I think that is what I appreciate the most, is the healing.

Very real, very touching. ;_; Instant favorite.

*BIG HUGS*

Aw, that made me really sad. I got choked up a bit towards the end, and it's really hard for fanfics to do that to me, so awesome job. :)

Uh... Can I jsut say that is was so good it silenced me so I can't think of anything else to say? *chuckles*

Aw!! This was like a happy-sad oneshot.

What I don't liked about the manga was Nina's smaller role but meh...

This oneshot was really nice, I agree with you in something. Nina would be a name for Ed's kid, that's for sure...

Great work!

I'm so glad to hear from you! Hooray that you're back! Love you, Grizzy :3

I love your description of Nina not taking the railing because she's told she's old enough to walk the steps without it. It's such a childish idea - being old enough to walk without it must mean that it's better to, therefore I won't! (or would "shan't!" be more fitting? XD)

"some out of the big Boo Row" - bureau? (ugh, I don't even know if I have the spelling right XD) That be like a dresser, is it? I've heard the word, and heard it used in context, but . . . I just never know completely. Oh lol XD Just read the rest of the paragraph. Hooray for Ed calling it a dresser XD

Ed singing . . . That is a different idea. I'm sure some people have tried to make him romantic and do that, but I guess I don't read many of the sort of fics that would have Ed as a particularly good singer. But that's alright - I know you're not trying to make him out as anything wonderful either. Just . . . that he IS singing, rather than that he's any good is the point of it.

This is a gorgeous story about how Nina got her name. The sentiment behind it all is really touching. I love the way you've shown Ed. It does seem a little strange that he'd be talking so bluntly about death to a child (his own child at that), but he has always been a blunt person. I guess I just figure everyone would be fairly cautious about this subject.

Lovely piece. Do you have a tune for the song, or do you just go with what's in your head?