Your writing is beautiful. You were able to develop the characters so well considering the length of the story. Lovely little one shot

I CANNOT believe I never reviewed this! I feel terrible! I come back and read this story so often. I love that is is short and yet so very powerful- angst mixed with love and post war brilliance. I love it! Thanks for writing :)

loved it. loved harry at the end when he said 'my chair' - made me laugh outloud !

wow! this story is brillint. just the right combination of angst and love, awesome work.

You are amazing!

Fantastic! You are the best writer I've ever seen!

Wow. Raw. Beautiful. Real.
Thank you for that. It's one that stays.
Beth

Brilliant story! Sad, but hopeful.
Nancy

Wow! Beautyfully written!

Speechless. Wow.

I remember reading "Glued." I even remember liking it. But this? This is beyond amazing. And I can't bring myself to be upset that you put off updating "Glued" to write this (and that's probably because I read it after it was completed. ;p). But this was almost perfect. I loved it.

Though I felt the end was a bit rushed. Though I can understand Harry making an impact in Draco's life, bringing color back to his greyscale and all that (which was a hot line, by the way). But Draco pining after less than two days? And Harry coming to Draco's house trying to make changes? The plant was a nice gesture, but wanting to paint his chairs? And claiming one for his own. (That was surprising, but cute.) Not to mention having sex on the floor. Gosh, my man works fast. And I'm not seeing enough evidence for where Harry could assume Draco would welcome such a move. Not reacting negatively to Harry's admitted sexual orientation isn't enough incentive. But Draco calling him back probably played into it, though. Maybe all the heavy flirting was done in the hours of conversation we missed.

Blah. Despite all that, this fic has made it to my faves list. x3 Thanks.

Meow. :3. What a 'lurve-ly' one-shot

You did a beautiful job conveying the feelings of depression. I loved how Draco's apartment reflected his mental state- gray and lifeless. You also did a good job of describing how he felt like his brain was waking up without ever really knowing that it was asleep. Well done.

That was really beautiful... Thanks for the lovely story :)

Well-written story. Just lovely. Thanks for sharing!