Lovely addition. I live the way you write politics

Oh this is lovely. I like this a lot. Wonderful concept, enough slow burn to build but not so far stretched it's tedious

That was an interesting read! In all positive meaning of course. Liked the twist with Cissy, I always enjoy a scheming Cissy! *smiles brightly*

THE TEARS FROM THE CHILDRENS MARCH. UGH.

"At least the chains will be ones I put on myself" THE CHILLSSSS! UGH I LOVE THIS LINE

"No one wants you" ohgod. KILLED ME.

okay, so, when I left the first review, I was reading the story on the app on my phone, and the second and third chapters weren't showing up so I thought it was just a one-shot! Now I've read it to the end and I'm wholly satisfied (and laughing like mad)! "Three downpriceless!

I absolutely loved it! It was one of the bitter-sweetest (does this word even exist?) things I've ever read! I read Madness in Love a few days ago, and it's so good to read a "similar" story but the other way around... I wish there were a sequel...

It great story! Totally different, I've never had pleasure to read something similar to it. Narcissa was just amazing! And I loved how they all cooperated, gryffindors and slytherins AND LUNA! It's not my first time reading this and definitely not last!

Right answers is what I'd do (give), too!

If you were to rewrite this it would be a good idea to add more depth in the first part between where Draco resents Hermione and when Draco all-too-suddenly wants to kiss Hermione.

Why didn't Harry take him?

Love it, love it, love it! The last bit in brackets is hilarious. :') Xx

Fabulous. Very humorous in a very sick way

That little excerpt at the end is my favorite. Thank you so much for writing this.

This story reminds me of everything that ever went wrong. Dumbledore created an army of children and people are surprised some of them are dark. I love your writing.