Nostalgia, damn, so this is where I left it

This was simply breathtakingly beautiful. I don’t have words to describe all the feelings this simple, but incredible fanfic, elicited in my poor shipper heart. The way you describe her feelings and HIS feelings never felt out of character. The slow burn was so impeccably done. It never felt rushed. I loved all of it. I’ve never liked a kakasaku fic as much as i liked this one. I very much liked how careful you approached the underage student and sensei relationship. I know it is a problematic subject, but you did an incredible job at it and it never felt dirty. I’ve been looking for a fic that depicted both characters as well as you have. So thank you very much for this wonderful piece! I wish you’d bring a sequel, then again, i think it’s perfect the way you left it.

The story looks good so far. Have to admit I find the author note funny

As much as I want to read more of this awesome story, how you ended it was for me quite breathtaking.

I too am alergic to Sasusaku. Get rid of it.

This was beautiful. I loved the way you have showed the mood of transitionthe lingering feelings of disappointment, the yearning for something that will make you feel alive, the hesitation and confusionthe whole picture is equally fascinating and believable. I personally don't like kakasaku stories where everything is all rainbows and sunshine. The progression of their relationship cannot be without an element of conflict and you have wonderfully acknowledged that in your work.

I loved the tone of uncertainty underlying Sakura's feelings towards Kakashi. It might evolve into something enduring but it might not as well. There's attraction but there's a lot of other thingsSakura cherishing the new touch of exclusivity was really insightful. Sakura has had always her doubts about being superfluous and insinuating that her insecurity might have an influence upon her nascent romance is a lovely touch.

I felt that the story floundered at times when Sakura was trying to articulate her feelings to Kakashi but other than that (and the tad unsightly formatting) the story was truly amazing. I wonder if you'll even get to see this review but still thank you so much for such a wonderful piece of writing.

Wow this simply amazing! Even without the quotation marks to signify dialogue, you captured the whole feeling beautifully. I love how you write Sakura as normal teenager who has doubts and insecurities.

As great as he is, Kishimoto definitely fails at female character development. Guess it just goes to say that males can never understand females lol

I really wish there was more but at the same time this ending is perfect.

"Please remember to use quotations"

One of my favorite kakasaku

The way you write it's beautiful

I have to say, I enjoyed reading this. There were many misstakes in the format (the lack of "" when the characters spoke in the last chapters to be exact) and personally, it took a weird turn. Still enjoyed it thought, it felt soft and calm and nice for the most part. Made my heart beat a little faster a couple of times, too.

oh my !

Is this really the end? :'(

LOVE IT!

As a heads up, there are absolutely no dialogue quotations in this chapter. It's really confusing. Manageable, but confusing. Is this intentional?

The tension is masterfully done. Amazing work! (Favouriting!)