Thanks for this beautiful story !
I have already reed it a few time in french thanks to a traduction and I'm glad to read the original one. I am very fan of this story.

Love it

Hermosa leí está historia ya como 5veces increíble

Fun story, but its hard to get around the amazing amount of misogyny here so far. In fact, in this chapter, you are absolutely blatant about it when you state, in describing how Hadrian gives an almost-curtsy "Not that it was anything like that, Hadrian was no women." Why is being a woman so bad that Hadrian must never be confused with one? As I continue through this story I see the misogyny expressed so directly here continued. All of the main characters here are men, all of the people giving birth just happen to be men as well, all of good people just seem to be are men. What a coincidence! The only decent woman here is Narcissa, because she teaches manners and can throw a party. The very few women that exist in your world other than Narcissa, that I can see, are all bad. I'm glad you like men, but don't see why putting women down is so important to you.

can you help me find more stories like this it was great wish there was more

hi question on the switches between towers name. some chairs say rayith some say Garrett. was this intentional?

Really loved the mysterious ending. It makes me want to find out more about the dark roses;)

Amazing story

Interesting story.

I don't understand why your story in me is in random order

Lovely

amazing story

But I thought Bella couldn't become pregnant?

This so brilliant

This is like, my 5th read. This is soooo good. I love what you did, but it would've been so cool if you had a Rose bonded with Bellatrix and Rodolphus, or just with Bellatrix. If men can get pregnant, why can't women impregnate? I liked how titles passed down from death eaters and not roses, but I think it would have been nice to have more female death eaters. Like I said, your story is amazing and I am in awe of your talent. It was just on this last reread that I noticed some of this. Also, quick quibble: my family has a history of infertility, and I don't really like how you portrayed being barren as something to be ashamed of. There's a high likelihood that I won't be able to have kids, and that scares me and makes me sad, but it doesn't determine my worth as a woman. The fact that your only barren character is also a raging psycho who holds grudges against and tries to torture pregnant people set a parallel that I'm not comfortable with. I hope I was constructive and didn't come across as inflammatory; I've read many of your other stories and this is comfort reading for me. I pick all my favorite things to pieces.
Thank you,
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