That hurt. It stings. Oh but what is painful? I loved loved loved this.

*sniffs* That was absolutely amazing Sarah. Just ... brilliant. There are few stories that have managed to bring me to tears and I can honestly say that with a little more than 1500 words you had me bawling. I thought it was so heart-wrenching when it was only Ginny writing, I think at that point I may have cried a little more. But, seriously, kudos to you because I fucking loved this.

It was amazing to read with 'Samson' that song fitted so well with it and made it all that more emotional. I think the fact that they have a child is what made me feel for them all that more. I like how the desperation increases with each letter and although this was only a snippet I can feel an entire story around this.

To sum up, it was bloody amazing,

~Maria _

Wow this was such an emotional piece. I liked the style you used, the letter format was effective. My eyes welled up when Draco stopped responding. Very well written I think you adapted it to the lyrics perfectly. Thank you.

Shai Xx

Aww, so sad! I was listening to the song while I read your story and I think they fit together perfectly! I love how you have woven some of the lyrics into the story, without making it to obvious.

You broke my heart when I realized he wasn't going to write back anymore.

I loved the cryptic locations and especially when he told her: 'Do not go to the fields of gold. They've been harvested'

It's a beautiful story Sarah!

Sarah,

This was lovely.

But also so very sad.

Your writing is absolutely gorgeous.

Simple and realistic.

Love from,

Charlie

Wow... this was just, so sad. I may have cried a little.

I liked the letter format, and how you bolded the name entry to break up the piece. This made it much easier to follow, though I had to do a slight double take when I realised Ginny was the only one writing. (poor Draco *cries*)

It really goes well with the song though... Not 'song-fic-y', but you can definitely see some subtle references throughout.

So, in short: I loved it. :)

Okay, I have finally gotten 'round to reviewing some stuff! *cheers*

Right, onto this fic.

I. Fucking. Love. This.

It is so sad, but so amazing. I'm really tempted to put you as one of my favourite authors because I just love your style of writing this much. In fact I will.

I love that you brought a little bit of Draco and Ginny's son into this. 'I don't need to remember you. I have you.' I loved this line so much, it's so cute and heartbreaking. My favourite line of the story, I think.

I also love and hate when Ginny says, 'You said I love you. As if it was a goodbye.' *sobs*

I hate you right now, Sarah. Although, I think most have said that in their reviews. *shrugs* You're a shit but a great one, who can write pretty darn well. You should be proud.

I don't know how great this review was ... but I don't actually care because I'm on fire tonight. I'ma review a whole bunch of stuff that is on my Review-list. *smiles*

Draw me a picture, 'kay?

;_; Maybe I'm just emotional right now, but Sarah this seriously moved me to tears. I really hate you right now.

I love your style - the collection of missives enhanced the tone of the story, the separate-yet-together-until-ness of it. Eek, that makes no sense but grief has reduced me to a blubbering mass, ok? : I love their interaction and Draco's voice at the very beginning. It's so characteristically HIM that we fall in love right away. At first I was afraid that she had a family with Harry, but you cleared that up right away (thank God).

They have a child and my utmost D/G weakness is PHBs so I'm completely sold on that point even wiithout you making him a real character ("I don't need to remember you. I have you." - genius line). I love the references: fields of gold, jumping dolphins, house with no wind - even if I didn't quit get some of them

Draco saying "That's not funny." and then going on to die? Not cool, Sarah. My heart freakin broke and ugh, this has got to be the awesomest thing ever, even when read through a haze of tears. T_T We should have challenges like this more often.

You made me cry, you poo. I don't know why, but your thing about the long hair was what set me off. Argh, I hate you right now, Sarah.

Good job. You know you're successful with the sad stories when I come out of them hating you.

Cheers,

-Ella :)

I read it !'the joke never gets old! ...never! ;) - (now wouldn't it be wonderful if wizards had cellphones ? Avoid all the angst and such...)

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to the actual review: This was well written and very enigmatic, kept me reading and adding questions I wanted to be answered in my mind. Some were others weren't (but that is what makes a one-shot so delicious).

I love the way the desperation increases as each letter passes, it makes us thrive with them, and get scared when Draco stops answering finally accepting it in Ginny's final letter.

Great challenge answer .

I read your story.

(is the joke getting old yet?)

So I liked this. It was different and slightly enigmatic.

Very nice.

This may sound corny, but I thought it was beautiful, the way their story was told through letters gave it a much more intriguing feel to it, left me wanting to know more. I think you adapted it to the lyrics brilliantly ;)

Awesomeness :]

So sad... But the descriptions were lovely. This is really great in that it's complete itself, but you can feel the rest of the story around it - it's not just a snippet.

I love all the different places. And I'm kind of dizzy, so this review may not be making sense, but I really liked it.

I really enjoyed this. So many questions I want to ask, but it's better this way. Loved it, as expected.