Just read a wonderfully written story, a unique take. I am so grateful that your father shared his creativity with us. I am sure in a faraway dimension he is enjoying tea with Headless Nick, Binns and the ghosts at Hogwarts. Thank you.

"a few sections of bone that had never been altered, replaced or regrown."
The problem with that theory is that every atom in the human body is constantly being replaced. Some studies have shown that as many as 98% of the atoms in the human body are replaced every year. Other studies say that the human body is completely replaced at least every seven years. Either way, the Hermione in your story, whether her bones had been altered or not, was not the same person physically that she had been even ten years previously.

This is rather fascinating. Though it bothers me that Hermione is actively researching animagus transformations and has seen Scabbers and heard the name, but not bothered to check her future notes and made the connection now she's at school.

Hey Nathan. My best wishes for you and your family. I just read this story and I'm honored to have been a part of the world your father created in writing. Best, Alice

This story is still such a favorite of mine. The writing and ideas are so very very brilliant. I am in love with all of the characters as they are. Larry Huss was a brilliant author and I'm so thankful I'm able to still read his stories. They bring me a lot of joy.

I loved this story, and am grateful to your father for sharing it with us. My sympathy for your loss.

i hope someone continue this story

I am so sorry for your loss. Your father had an amazing talent, and he'll continue to live on through his stories.

It does sound like St trinians! I'd love to go to this Hogwarts

I enjoyed this story so much, I’m very sad to hear of the author’s passing. Good for him, not resorting to unicorn blood or the like to live a half-life, a cursed life. If Harry Potter has a meaning, it’s that we should live our lives well while we can, and writing stories that bring so much joy to readers seems like a good contribution to the world.

Well if there was ever a flowery death, I think that counts. I'm pretty sure Huitzilopotchli would hear her and put in a good word too.

"bated breath"
really?
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wow.
FINALLY an author that actually knows which word to use!
ThankyouThankyouThankyou.

its sad to hear that your father has passed away.
I just found this storyits is amazing.

Usually when I start a new story i don't pay much attention to when it started or when it was last updated till I get to the latest chapter. So with that said I want to say I am so sorry for your loss, my mom died of cancer November of 2013, and while time can ease the pain it doesn't lessen the grief that can catch you off guard on some days. Reading your note reminded me. For your father's stories this is wonderful and intreging, I will definitely check out his other stories. I hope that if you do read this that you and your family are doing well. *hugs*

This was a quite good story. I story to hear about your loss, but the story remains good on its own, and perhaps someone could finish it someday, even if unofficially.