Very nice story, it's a shame that he didn't meet his parents agaib. It would have been interesting to see their reaction to him living in the muggle world.

I just wanted to say that this was one of the first HP fics I ever read and it has a special place in my heart. Even now when I think of HP fanfiction, this work always comes to mind. It was truly a joy to come across this. Thank you for this amazing work and your effort and dedication to producing this. I wish you the very best in life!

Dear writer.
I have just finished reading your exile story for the third time and I have loved every single chapter.
I hope you are well and please let us know if you ever write something else so I can read it.
I no longer have an account here but I do make sure to check your profile periodically to see if there is anything new.
My best wishes

It's been a long time since this brilliant story was finished, I wonder if you will come here again. Thank you soooo much for writing this masterpiece. May I have the honor to translate your work into Chinese? Also, your name and original address will be attached with it for sure. If I could have such pleasure, I would also send the link of translation to you. Anyhow, thank you very much for bring this marvelous fiction to us. Looking forward for your reply.

I was so confused about what programming language that was and felt really bad lmao
overtaken by C. yeah that is a difficult one, Draco

That was really nice. I'm glad indeed that Draco survived and grew up.

Hopefully we'll see a sequel someday. Thanks for writing!

Oh no! I don't get the last sentence! It sounds deep though. :

Fantastic. Easily one of the best pieces of fanfiction I've ever read. Frankly if it wasn't a fan work it would make an outstanding novel.

Thank you for the time you spent writing this, because it's enriched my life, truly.

Thank you for a glorious story! Much needed distraction and delightful characterization. Really loved the escape.

Its 5 years now since you finished this and I loved the story. Where are you? Any chance of a sequel?

Rarely, if ever, am I interested in a Draco-centric story of any kind. This, however, has caught my attention and I'm sucked in. I'm excited to continue reading this!

I loved the story. There aren't many stories that delve into what life is like for Draco after the canonical ending, and the few I've read feature him doing such a heel face turn that he's made out to be some tragic figure that had a heart of gold all along.

I really liked that the story doesn't shy away from the messed up stuff he did, and said, and witnessed while he was a part of what amounts to a violent hate group that was allowed to run amok.

I found his reflections on past events, and his slow realisation of what he'd done and been a part of very believable. This story doesn't try to sugarcoat his actions, as messed up as they were in canon or try to sweep them under a rug with a 'But I had to!'.

His self doubt and irrational bouts of anger are consistent with what we see as a character in the original books, and it was fascinating to read about how a character like his would evolves as he questions his beliefs, to what he is in the story.

I also like that the story is character driven. Though we only see his interactions with people from his own mystified perspective, it's clear they've got their own things going on, and aren't just plot devices to kick him into the next part of the story.

Draco's limited perspective, and his reticence to show he has no idea of what the other person is saying is very effective at putting the reader in his shoes. That said, I'm really curious to see if you will ever reveal the other characters perspective on events, like an onake, or a sidestory. What exactly Narcissa thinks is going on when her son vanishes, or what conclusions the Librarians or Jory reach with the limited clues he drops would be entertaining to read.

I hope you do write a continuation, I'd love to read more about how he muddles his way through building a career and a relationship.

It fells really weird admitting this, but i kinda relate to draco in this fic, because forced marriages are the standard in my family

One of the finest stories I’ve ever read.

I don't usually read nearly 200K words in more or less one sitting, but that's what I did here. This story was delightful, and it appealed to my love of the slice of life more than I expected. Draco was never my favorite character, but bennybear has done a great job making himsympathetic and endearing. I only wish the story had continued, as I hoped to see his further adventures.