That was so sweet!

Fun one shot. Good joB.

I really admire your way of seamlessly blending tragedy, action, humor, and fluff into your stories. This one was at turns heartbreaking and hilarious and I really thank you for that exhausting pummeling of my emotions. Picturing little Clint with a valentine for his mother was just...just...I can't even capably articulate what that did to my heart. And poor, sweet, innocent Natasha before she got to the Red Room *sob*.

But the idea that Clint brought Natasha into SHIELD on Valentine's day is quite fitting, and the betting pool among SHIELD personnel for their relationship is charming.

And I can't get over your dialog. There's such sharp wit and intelligence behind it. I know I'm about a month and half late, but this was quite the Valentine's treat.

(PS, sorry for all these long reviews. You're probably getting tired of my rambling)

I love your little vignettes! Always so well-written and neat insights into the character's natures.

I loved this a lot. It was very, very touching and cute and a bit scary in places.
Thank you for writing!

"She takes what she needs to cut those strings for good; her 'thank you' is a single red rose, left to bloom on his shirt."

My favorite line because of its elegance - so elegant that I was content to read it over and over.

I loved how they got each other's jokes and connected instead of killing each other.

Love them enjoying the chocolates while debating who contributed them.

For those who like their chocolate dark with a hint of sweetness in the finish. :- )

Hahahaha LOVED this (if you'll pardon the pun)!

*fans self*

I love the trajectory you create with a few well chosen points!

Your words wield such power of emotion. That beginning was really rough. But, for our favorite assassins' sakes, I'm glad there was humor, chocolate, and a happy ending. Great story!

and score another one for the mighty Alpha-Flyer, the Cupid of all writers, the one who makes me fall in love with these two knuckleheads everytime she writes something about them! ...so, Gianduja, huh?... interesting.. very interesting.. I might surprise you in the near future girl *wink*

Oh. My. GOD. *squees loudly* That was MAGNIFICENT!

I love how we go from the sad to the scary to the absurd laughter. It flows beautifully together and just made my DAY.

Also? Coulson and/or May making the point (maybe 'just do it already!' huh?) was the perfect way to end this. I love it!