I really enjoyed this story.

wow that was a good story!

ooh, I liked that

this is a really good story

Beautifully written!

Such simple yet meaningful interactions between Haruhi and Mori. It's all so very sweet. I'm loving it.

It's nice to see Hikaru maturing some. I've always felt the twins, especially Hikaru, had a lot of maturing yet to do because of the fact that they are quite new to opening themselves up to others. For most of their lives it's always been just them in their own little bubble of a world so it stands to reason that they would have a lot to learn and experience before they'd truly be ready for a serious relationship.

It was also nice to see Kyoya being so helpful and open himself. I really do like the way you have developed the characters without making them too OOC.

This chapter had me clenching my heart just a bit for some reason. You really did paint a sweet picture with words of how the club and Mori were spending their Christmas Eve.

Oh goodness they are so damn adorable together. I can't stop grinning at the cuteness of this situation. But knowing Haruhi she probably didn't quite understand what Mori was getting at. He'll probably have to spell it out for the dear girl a bit later.

So amusing! That snowball fight had me laughing, especially the stealth attacks from the Zuka clans! ha ha ha Mori, the ever thoughtful young man that he is making sure Haruhi wasn't caught in the crossfire and then shielding her from that cold breeze. Oh so sweet.

I am already liking your view of Takashi. This is my favorite pairing so I hope this turns out great.

Awe! I love how the flow of their relationship was slow but steady.

Wow, just wow. This is honestly the first OHSHC fic I have read that brings religion and spirituality into the mix. And its one of the best story's I have ever read. This is a true gem and it left me emotional. I loved it through and through.

I love this story so much! I think this may be my all time favorite fan fiction to date.

I think the spiritual aspect of this story was slightly lost to me...(but that may be because like Haruhi, I never had much experience with religion), but it despite that it fits. Takashi always seems philosophical and very thoughtful with devotion by his side. And seeing that part of him that cried for the tiny decimated village in Vietnam was certainly a part of Takashi that I hadn't seen before (vulnerability is not something I would put in his vocabulary, but then again...we are all human); and it was...refreshing? No...more like eye-opening and slightly sympathetic on my part for the pain he was going through. Either way, with the faith this couple puts in each other, and the depth of characterization you had put behind Takashi and his family, I loved this story to pieces. Good job :)