I like this a lot. Well, I hate that Neal is hurt, but I like how you wrote it.

Intersting! Would love to see where this goes!

Wow, this was amazing! Would love to see what happens next!

This is absolutely lovely and I really want to know what happens next. And what already happened.

Holy crap this is amazing! :O Please please PLEASE update if you can, you can't leave Neal like this! .

This was an amazing story! So, I love Neal whumage in the first place, but this was exceptionally well-written (I didn't see any grammar or spelling mistakes). You are an amazing author(ess) and I think this was a perfect stopping place for this story. Thank you for writing it!

I want more, please! This was very well written, and I'd love to know more of what happened to Neal and how his recovery goes! If you wouldn't mind, I'd love if you'd continue this! :)

Oh, Neal . . .
Please write more! You can't leave it like this!

Oh more more more please. I need to know what happened and why he was taken and how Peter helps him come back from this. PLEASE !

Hey. Just want to say I really like this first little bit of this story. You're obviously not writing continuously, but, for what it's worth, I hope you write more.
I like the hurt and confort genre and it's really interesting and diferent to see Neal so broken down like this. I'd be willing to bounce ideas back and forth with you if you're unsure of where to take this.

I loved it! I hope to see more, but this is also a really good ending.

This is BRILLIANT, I had just finished watching season five when I went looking for fanfics, and I saw this first. I'm happy it was the first White Collar fic I read, although, it may ruin all of the others I read because they will all be stuck in shadow of your great work. :)

This is a really interesting take on what happens after the finale of series 5. Your writing style is very sparse, concise and clear; enabling the emotions of the piece to come through without it becoming overly sugary or trite. I really liked the way you emphasised the use of personal space and distance as a way of explaining Neal's emotional progress. The way this ran in parallel with finding out what had happened to him was well plotted and written.

Love it. Great story. Would like a timestamp.

I can't even begin to imagine how badly Neal was traumatized. I am glad he is safe with Peter.