guys like that should be hung!

A touchy subject, but the ending was more than wonderful enough to compensate for unpleasant feelings!

Nice fic! Good work!

Oh wow! WOW! Okay, I was so not expecting an actual and very speedy sequel, much less...wow, a dedication! I can't really say much more than THANK YOU!

(That and I'm sorry about the delayed gratitude! Again, thanks so much!)

Another chapter? Unexpected, but not unwelcome.
I'm glad Wendy told Dipper what happened. That's real trust right there.
Maybe Wendy made a mistake in not speaking up when it first happened, but this is an experience she can learn from. And lessons are a major part of life. That's one of the things I really appreciate about this series: growing up in a semi-realistic manner. You're one of the few who I think really nailed that in "Gravity Falls". Kudos.
I like how you referenced "The Big Con". That was a fun and unique story.
And that kiss (and shared vision of "fireworks") was a perfect way to end the chapter.
On a side note, that new bond of telepathy sure is awesome, but I still wonder about that ESP bond they share. That's going to be an interesting mystery to eventually solve.
I can't wait for your next fanfic.

Nice callback to "The Big Con." I really enjoyed the randomness of that fic. I really had NO idea where you were going, so you always threw me for a loop. As a result, I think I count that as one of my fav's of yours. It was just so...adventurous!

*sighs* I guess it's good Wendy managed to tell Dipper. Props to building this up in the previous fic and following through here. You have a good grasp of your characters and timeline. I've actually been playing around with my own ideas, making sure to make them this fluid thanks to you. Huzzah! You did an insprational thing!

Now, one thing you should know...didn't know there was a first degree for that topic. I learned something from you as you've from me, mon ami.

Oh yeah...might want to come up with a standard for telepathy. That way it's easier for the reader to ascertain the method of communication. Just a thought, ya know? Also, if you want to approach this topic again, I train others in "Green Dot" at my work. It's about changing the cultured norm so others help prevent sexual assault, stalking, and domestic violence. I'd be happy to help you out with spreading that word.

These two are perfect for each other. The ribbons are a nice touch.
Keep up the good work and have fun writing.

This is wonderful.
I get why I related to Dipper so much during the show, and especially so much in yours and SGA's stories. Super cautious, to a fault, really, when it comes to his own decisions, or acting on his feelings...until someone or something comes after one of his own. Then he's no more logical or less idealistic than his sister or Stan. Reminds me a lot of Peter from the Bible - he has a way with words and facts that stands out, and some might take that and his reserved nature as him being cold. But really, he's plenty emotional, and a hothead sometimes! (I can relate.)

But to the real point! I'm glad Wendy has not only the trust, but the respect to *show* Dip what happened. That's a big leap for anyone who's not only been through trauma, but blames themselves for it. Very brave of her. Hope the scum doesn't get parole.

Whooooo! A happy ending for Wendy. I almost teared up a little while reading this. Poor girl and everything that she just had to endure.

My vote would be for a small additional chapter or future little story where she sits down with Dipper and they have a bit of a moment as she explains everything to him. However, that's entirely up to you as the writer! In the mean time, wonderful work!

Didn't think that flannel shirt and jeans were Wendy's working uniform. Also, still don't get why would she need an extra year to graduate - she passed all the necessary exams that year's autumn, didn't she?
Whatever. Merry funny jolly fanfics are one thing, but harsh reality has to be told. So many criminals go unpunished, so many victims are left unheard. Wendy actually got lucky good people gathered to help her - Mrs Flanagan, Mr Halpers, even Mrs Steffanson became the voice of reason, and the judge is said to be honest. I wish things turned out like this for every victim out there.
Great work, as always. Keep it up!

A touching and telling story.
Keep up the good work and have fun writing.

Excellent short story this one. Bravo

Another great oneshot. All I have to say is that justice is finally served (or on its way to be) and things are really looking up for Wendy.
I look forward to your next story.

Good story, dude. Respectful and bringing to light things we don't see; though, what was the last bit about the wastebasket? The promise? I must have missed something.