This has a great rhythm I can't really place, but loved it!

It's been a while since I favourited!

This was really a wonderful read; so wild and forceful and insistent, leaving me in a constant state of wonder. I absolutely love how you encapsulated the essence of their characters. Although I am not entirely familiar with this franchise, I felt this was very true to the real characters; it really made for a more comfortable piece.

Well, I better go now (and stalk your profile maybe o)!
Happy writing!

Can I leave multiple reviews now? Oh my jesus. (The answer is no, I logged out of my account.)

I go back to this every time I write. I am writing fucking Harry Potter fanfiction right now, I read this when I was probably twelve and thought I could write about things like Vincent Valentine kissing Yuffie Kisaragi. I am twenty-two now, you've influenced me to a staggeringly embarrassing degree. I showed my audio-engineer friend your stories years ago and she is now doing an audio drama of Go Not Gently, she snagged a Very Legit British voice actor as Tango and sent me the demo a few days ago and he ripped me to shreds. I hope you are still writing, and I hope I find what you are writing one day.

-la editor

I miss the hell out of you.

I really enjoyed this. You have such a unique style of writing, and I love how you fleshed out their characters over the years. Well done.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

Love

That had me giggling. I don't see this type of writing style often. I don't even know how to explain it, but it's done well. I love how you portrayed Yuffie. Well done. Keep up the wonderful work.

This is kind of the most amazing thing I've read in a really long time.

Frankly, I think I'm still in shock that someone finally managed to write a sixteen year old girl that wasn't all about giggling/fluffy/pointless teenage angst.

And a Vincent that didn't ignore her age but still managed to not come across as a total creep. Or rather, in this case, as a total realist not creep.

I think I'm in love.

Wow, that was just awesome. I got here over the favorite author's list by a writer on the favorite author's list of one of my favorite authors, and I'm so glad I did!

Your writing style is awesome. Your characterizations are stunning. Everything seems to happen accidentally, but just all falls perfectly into place. I can't seem to describe this... But it's really fantastic, I'm lost for words.

Thank you.

I love it when a writer takes an ordinary occasion - them sitting in a bar, them sitting at the beach, him sitting by a fire and her coming from wherever -

And just turn it to gold. Half of the pleasure of reading is when I discover amazing writing that just takes me away and I'm left in awe and wondering where the time went.

Thanks a lot for writing this. :)

You write Yuffie better than Square-Enix could ever dream of. Though this review has come terribly late (wow, years upon years), I just HAVE to say it. You have the best Yuffie out of anyone out there, ever. She HAS grown and matured as evident in DoC (though still as spunky as she can be at 19), but I still envision being at her best the way you write her. You're literally one of the reasons why I fell so in love with her. You brought so much out of her, it was impossible to not love her and see her as the mess of confusion and energy that she is.

Easy fave. Thank you so much.

Yuffie is CRAZY. Wow. I love how you write her, and I love how she and Vincent work together. I only wish I could read more, being the selfish reader I am. :)

Oh wow. The end [before the punchline, anyway] was like, killer. It was so amazingly -them- that I was just in AWE. I honestly hate those stories where, you know, they just straight-up confess to each other. I rather think they'd have to force each other into it somehow, right?

Anyway, this was fantastic. And umm, the last line made it complete and total WIN. :]

This fanfiction has been my favorite, and I've never gathered up the guts to review it. I'll be turning 18, it's time.

I believe I've read it for the first time in late 2008's, in a melancholically afternoon with Cardigans for background. It made me have an epiphany and cry on my bathroom floor for some serious thirty minutes. I was barely fifteen, feeling all Yuffie-like and proud. It has been one of the most precious parts of my life; chasing yuffentines, that is. I remember how I would always get home from school and eat all alone in front of the screen, and then I'd have some peach flavored tea, because S. Paulo can a be a bitch when it comes to cold sometimes.

Life went by. I think about your fic during most of the times that I find myself at peace, and so very often when I'm coming home by bus. I say it to my boyfriend again and again 'she's a genius, Dante. She changed my way of seeing the world'. You are, indeed, genius. And thank you so very much for that.

I'm seventeen now, and writing it down like this, it seems so short, but it felt so long. I'll get to be seventeen for a couple of weeks more, and then it'll be over. Thanks for making these years of my life so adventurous and fantasia-like. Yuffentine has a special feeling to me.

Thanks for 'Tastes Like Green'. I'll turn eighteen and make you proud, you'll see. And then I'll be twenty-seven, when all is said and done, and I'll think about your story then. And maybe I'll come back and drop another review. This story is now so deep into my soul it is a part of me, and I'm really really sorry for stealing it from you.

m. hatter

~08/20/2010