Dude, I watched PG-13 when I was his age. It's no big deal. Good story and I hope you update.

can you PLEASE upload more often? once a year is not going to satisfy my hunger for more of this story

rwrfnkje I AM FEELING SO MUCH.

I'm really liking this so far. Little Ant does take after his mom and dad. :)

Hello!

So where do I begin? I really like our story and all but it's not goon to get anywhere when you only update once a year. Like I get the school thing. But at least do like a paragraph at like the end of the day when you get home. It really helps you update faster.

Hi, I just wanted to say that I think this story could get very good, but I just wanted to say a couple things:

1. Maybe you should develop some of your own character quirks for Juno and Paulie, so just because she says Kudos in the movie when she was 16 doesn't mean 8 years later she would still be saying it.

2. There is no conflict, like, it's all so smooth, everyone is happy with what is happening, Juno, Bleaker ect.

3. You should update soon ahaha!

oh my god i love this story please continue

Please write more this is great. Could do without the huge chunks that you write about yourself though.

keep writing I like where this story is going... I cant wait for the part where they tell him they are adopting him

This is a really good story right here! The only thing that confused me was that in the movie, Paulie said he didn't want to see the baby, because it didn't feel like his and Juno's. So I got confused as to why he said he always wanted to take care of him. But anyway, this is really cool!

WooHoo! You finally updated!

Nice come back... well done. I look forward to more D

Ha I like the name ant too XD

PLLLLLLLEEEEEEAAAASSSSSEEEEE continue the story, PPPPLLLLLLEEEEAAASSSEEEE!

Its awesome

Interesting plot idea. I'm looking forward to reading more of this story. However, I think the way you're handling Vanessa's illness is not too realistic. First of all, if her diagnosis was so bad that her doctor thought she'd only have about one month to live, she would most probably be feeling very ill and showing symptoms of weakness and pain that Anthony would have noticed, so he wouldn't be completely clueless about the situation. He may not know how bad it is, but children are usually very intuitive about such things. Another thing is that those kinds of predictions aren't always accurate, so if a doctor says someone has three months left, he may die three weeks later due to complications, or he may make it for another six months or even a year if he reacts well to the medication and is careful about his health otherwise. It's not like the doctors know everything and you can enter the date of your death into your calendar after he's given you such a diagnosis. Counting down from "one month" to "three weeks" without a new diagnosis to back it up is a bit naive.

However, it's your story and you (as the author) know best when Vanessa is going to die, so I'm not going to complain again if the countdown proves to be accurate. I'm guessing the focus of your story won't be on Vanessa for too long anyway, right? So it's not all that important. I hope you're going to continue this story.

Hey! I decided to try reading some Juno fanfics randomly, and I must say, I like this one a lot so far! You should try to update soon! Oh, and if you're looking for a beta, I volunteer my services. If you want examples of my proofreading, check out my stories. Hope to hear back (possibly in a review to a story?) Soon!

-Rebecka M.