For a girl who never dates, it seems to be a hard task. : )

It doesn't make sense that they wouldn't know her if they were in the same house and grade.

I can't believe I just stumbled upon this story... It's on to a great start :) Love the writing, BTW...

Hi, just finished reading it for the 3rd time and it still feels so good and heartbreaking. Thank you for everything!

I know you wrote this ages ago but wow... this is the most intense story I’ve ever read. Maybe it could’ve been better if it was split into two separate works; one for their time at Hogwarts and another when they’re fighting the war, but it doesn’t matter too much. Just the tone has such a drastic change from fun, warm, light times to the ‘edge of your seat’ atmosphere of war. I loved reading about their relationship at Hogwarts; it was cute and funny. I also loved reading about the first Wizarding war, especially because it’s a story we haven’t seen from JK Rowling yet. I can see that you wrapped it up with a happy ending but the events leading up to it still broke my heart; I could almost really feel and picture what the characters were going through during the war.

Hi! I just wanted to let you know, I LOVE YOUR STORIES! I have read this one 2 times in its entirety, and once when I don't think it was finished yet. I'm not lying when I say this: this is my number one favorite gasification that I have ever read! And for so many reasons! I love its length, for shirt stories just don't stick with me like the long ones do. It is SOOOO well developed and follows the Harry potter series so perfectly that I can't believe it! Literally, you tired everything in down to the tiniest of details so well, that I actually believe this backstory when I think about/read Harry potter. In The Name of Being Honest is obviously my fav, but I also enjoy your Natalie Garcia series. Natalie is so unlike me but it's so fun to read it. I live her witty sarcasm! I also was excited to see All Too Well when I visited your page several weeks ago, as it wasn't there last time I was on it. I really enjoyed reading that, especially since it is a sequel, and I'm soooo excited to see what happens with it! Again, it follows the series perfectly! Well, I just think you're amazing and keep up the good work and amazing writing! I don't really know how this reviewing works, and if you can reply or not, but hopefully you can! Am i allowed to give you my email...?

YAY! cant wait to read it!

You know, I had a thought. I thought "let's read a marauder's era fic. It'll be okay." Oh hoh, I was wrong, and now it's 4 am and I'm curled in the fetal position, bawling my eyes out and thinking "YOU KNEW WHAT HAPPENED YOU STUPID IDIOT" and now I'm regretting all of my life choices because of thia damn fic. PS there is not enough positive adjectivea to describe how much I enjoyed this story.

Not gonna lie, I did cry.

how ironic that Remus wants to do something more for the order but isn't allowed to while she is unwilling to sign up for guard story makes me love lupin more and more. Besides, I love your sense of humour-'we should have invited you know who'- that's right and he could stand right next to the Potters.

it's unbelievable that Sirius does not seem worried about Haley's safety. In harry's fourth year he risked his own freedom to be near Harry. Though he's much younger in this story, it seems strange that he does not try to protect Haley the way James protects Lily. I mean- there's a war going on and he somehow appears to be that protective type who cares more about the safety of others than his own.

I wonder what Haley's father would have done if he had Sirius Black for a son. I still can't understand why he is so cruel to her, it can't be just because she is with a man he doesn't like because it seems whatever she does is not good enough; and Sirius defended her so passionately and yet left her when she told him she was pregnant so it's easy for him to be brave in public. I liked it that her mother told her about her decision to stay with her father but I can't understand why, if she approved of their relationship, she could not find the courage to maintain the contact with her daughter. I don't like weak female characters, I guess.

that James's 'I've just bought a new broomstick' was amazing. really nice.

I really loved the ending. Though I honestly doubt that Lavander is a good choice, but maybe it's just because I don't particularly like her after the 6th book and all that affair between her and Ron as she seemed a rather silly girl to me. Though I can't think of anyone who could be Sirius' daughter. Unless that girl name Hannah from Hufflepuff.

I loved the last sentence of this chapter, you put everything in that sentence.