This was really a lovely story, each time I was thrilled to see a new chapter update! I hope you will write more about Tim and Ruth, they are such a great couple!

(or about Isobel/Clarkson, for that matter, I simply adore your stories!)

Of course my stomach plumed to my feet when I read the first sentence, but I very quickly became very happy. Theyre adorable together! And thank you for the mental image of Tim pottering around in Ruths kitchen in his shorts and open shirt.

What I especially love is how Ruth can just be completely herself around him. Thank you for writing this lovely sequel!

Well, this chapter made me very happy.

Favorite part? Him immediately looking for the light switch, having not a single clue just how significant this is for her.

Ruths pyjama party comment had me laughing out loud. I love that, despite her nervousness, she still has that dry humour about her. After all the tension and nerves, they both deserve to be really, really happy.

Im so glad she went ahead with the dress and Tims reaction to it was just priceless. Youve really managed to get across just how conflicted shes feeling.

Really looking forward to the next part!

I was so glad to see this was updated. Ruth deserves a massive hug and Im glad Celia was there to provide that for her. Their conversation was once again brilliant. I can hear their voices in my head which is always a good thing.

The pretty dress makes me very happy, Tim is going to get knocked of his socks!

Yay for Red Lipstick and a confident (or at least more confident) Ruth! The more I think about Eddie, the more I am with Celia. I felt this way in the movie too, so I suppose you are doing a wonderful job with characterization! :)

I cannot wait to read more!

Thank you so much! This is lovely. I adore your Celia. The way she is enthusiastically shipping Ruth and Tim and how she blatantly *loathes* Eddie. Shes the perfect friend for Ruth to get rid of all these insecurities.

And there were so many great one-liners.

"Well, everyone except Marie. She looked like someone had slapped her in the face with a wet fish."

And I could just picture Maries face.

Off to write you a message through LJ PM system, since Im too long-winded for a PM ;)

Celia is so right about her. She will always and forever be worried about and overthinking something.

I love that you are writing these stories and that Miss Puppet is allowing you to play in her sandbox! So lovely! I cannot wait to read more!