ooooooh Im intrigued! Intersting idea, Im really curious how their relationship will progress. Looking forward to the next chapter, thank you for sharing this with us!

i love it this history... please posting ... i want continue

Ohh i love this pairing, always through that Ron doesnt fit Hermione at all

I like it so far. It needs an update tho! Lolp

Great so far I can't wait to see how the twos new living situation goes it's sure to be interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing their friendship develop too, and yeah I can't imagine that Molly or Ron would be happy about it. And surely George would find out about the new arrangement even if they told no one about it. Anyways thanks for writing and I hope you'll update soon!

Wonderful!I really really like it!Can't wait to see how you develope this story!

Wow wow wow, very inyeresting so far!I love it!

breathe verb
\ˈbrēt͟h
\
breathed; breathing
Definition of breathe

intransitive verb

1a : to draw air into and expel it from the lungs : respire broadly : to take in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide through natural processes

b : to inhale and exhale freely

2 : to blow softly

3 : live

4 : to pause and rest before continuing

5 : to feel free of restraint needs room to breathe

6a : to permit passage of air or vapor a fabric that breathes

b of an internal combustion engine : to use air to support combustion

c : to be cooled or dried by air that passes by or through clothing that allows your skin to breathe

7 of wine : to develop flavor and bouquet by exposure to air

8a : to become perceptible : be expressed a personality that breathes and that distinguishes his work— Bennett Schiff

b obsolete : to emit a fragrance or aura

transitive verb

1 : to inhale and exhale breathe air

2a : to send out by exhaling

b : to instill by or as if by breathing breathe new life into the movement

3 : to take in in breathing breathe the scent of pines

4a : utter, express don't breathe a word of it to anyone

b : to make manifest : evince the novel breathes despair

5 : to give rest from exertion to

6 : to spend a great deal of time, thought, or effort on (something) : to be wholly devoted to (some interest or activity) The Virginia native may not breathe basketball 24-7 … but during games and practice, his focus is second to none.— Robbi Pickeral As with visiting companies, one of the key reasons for going to conferences is to avoid the tunnel vision that can overcome managers who live and breathe their business.— Leslie Brokaw
breathe down one's neck

1 : to threaten especially in attack or pursuit

2 : to keep one under close or constant surveillance parents always breathing down his neck
breathe easy or breathe easier or breathe easily or breathe freely

: to enjoy relief (as from pressure or danger)

breath noun
\ˈbreth
\
Definition of breath

1a : air filled with a fragrance or odor

b : a slight indication : suggestion the faintest breath of scandal

2a : the faculty of breathing recovering his breath after the race

b : an act of breathing fought to the last breath

c : opportunity or time to breathe : respite

3 : a slight breeze

4a : air inhaled and exhaled in breathing bad breath

b : something (such as moisture on a cold surface) produced by breath or breathing

c : inhalation

5 : a spoken sound : utterance

6 : spirit, animation
breath of fresh air

: a welcome or refreshing change
in one breath or in the same breath

: almost simultaneously
out of breath

: breathing very rapidly (as from strenuous exercise)
under one's breath

: so as to be barely audible mumbled something under his breath

yeah love it for more!

I love it! :)

I assume this was originally written in first person? there several places where it switches from "she/her" to "myself/my". makes it a little confusing. otherwise, the writing is pretty well done:]

I like it.