I just read all of this and I'm in love, like, these snapshots were amazing and I just couldn't get enough, thank you so much, my favorite one was the one in which they want to escape before the wedding BRILLIANT AND SO ACCURATE! Thank you, seriously, you're amazing and you write so marvelous. Thanks again.

My favorite till now!

That's just awesome.

Laughing my ass off over here! So perfect!

Excellent set. I like the mini-lemons, and I laughed at least once with every prompt. 10/10! Haha

I can't even begin saying how much I liked the entire series... I definitely would've dropped some reviews, but I just kept pressing the next button because even though they're mainly separate one-shots, I couldn't stop.

I had to slam my laptop shut so I wouldn't be late for my next class... These are so addicting and wonderfully written :D!

Nothing is in excess, and everything written is there for a reason. I admire that :). Can't wait to read more works of yours!

-Caramel

These were excellent. There were quite a few of them that made me laugh, usually because of some line at the end. You had a way of wrapping some of them up in a way that made me crack up. Nice job on that. I very much enjoy laughing. ]

So... Yeah. Brilliant job. I think a good favorite-ing is in order.

Loved reading all the oneshot. I like your writing up your great work! :D

Artemis is the BEST mythological figure. Then Athena.

But, it's still a cool story. You're an awesome writer.

...She doesn't *have* to change her name. It's not absolutely necessary when you get married. She could just stay a Rockbell if she wanted to. Happens all the time.

They were all great!

So, I've read them all, and this (being The End of The Line) is definitely my favorite. So it felt appropriate to drop a note and tell you so. I love the realism with which you approach this - coming from CoS, Ed and Al are basically never getting back home, and even if they did, what good would it do them? Everybody they'd be coming back to would have already learned to live without them. And I love the future you've set up here for Ed and Winry: the depressing, regretful, inevitably resentful years and months and eternal dinner parties of meticulously avoiding each other, only to be dragged back together like opposite sides of a magnet.

Yeah. I love this.

OK, it's starting to get scary. Your writing style sounds so much like mine. I'll admit that I didn't intend to finish the entire set of drabbles until I read this one. The result is quite lot of missing hw. I still love you, by the way.

I agree, only having one arm is a very good mood killer.