I normality don't like stories which little to none interaction, but this one wad different. It kept me clued to it. I Loved it!

It's 2018 Christmas Season and I have searched my past Christmas memories
frisking for something special and timely in a reread self gifting. Oh, Sabrina, I so found it here from you...again...and again in soft delight and tear filling heart-tugs. How your word skilled ringing tones full of talented life ways
stretched warmth to glow. You were and yet these years later are most appreciated and held tucked fair in that my pathway crossed your written offering of that elusive all-woman fiction Alicia character.

Oh for the love of Christ.. I don't know how I missed this or if I ever did. I feel like I may have read this. But...what a joy to read again. I'm a blubbering mess in my glass case of emotion over here... Already in love with your writing, as you know, but there is something extra special about this that my talentless brain is unable to form a coherent description of. Please excuse me while I go read this perfection again so that I can commit it to memory. Perfection. I cannot stres that enough. Every word. PERFECTION.

So beautiful! Love your writing!

I really enjoyed reading this fic, especially with the tie in of Sidney's sonnets. I love my anthology with the Astrophil and Stella sonnets. Perfection!

You've really covered an entire range of Will's emotions. I could literally see myself right there beside him throughout the whole chapter. I like how you mix just enough sensual details to keep it edgy and interesting while weaving a solid memory of times that are now long past. If the show took a few episodes to just do filler between Will and Alicia, I'd want it to be something like this. Keep up the great work, Sabrina!

I read this story some time ago, and never got around to review it. but this story was amazing. I was in tears. You have an amazing understanding of the charcters, and thier personalities.
I loved all the flashbacks and memories you had in chapter 2 of personal moments shared over the years.
This story was magnificient and insightful and touching. Thank you for writing this amazing piece of art.

Awwwwwwww, this fic really is perfection! I couldn't stop until I finished all of it. They way you told the story of them from the very beginning through the lines of the sonnet is just beautiful! I loved everything about the backstory, with how he never could tell her he loved her, but they shared a kiss. Awww! I literally hang on every word, your writing is flawless as always! I love reading everything you write! You explained Will's feelings so well, poor man has suffered so much and never gave up. I just love him! The 'not so' anonymus gift idea was really sweet and I loved how Alicia just went there without knowing exactly why and she found all the answers she needed. I may not ship A/W on the show, but in your story they are perfect! Thank you for writing this wonderful piece!

awww so sweet... damn this story is perfection... wow i am so speachless and in tears and a completely mess with so many weird emotions right now... I truely love this... and this sotry and this writing and the use of the sonnet and the way you played on it and the way you write these two... it is incredible truely... i am impressed this is glorious.

wow this is so beautiful... damn i am in tears sorbing like I don't know what... which is really weird with how badly i ship Alicia with Peter... but this is so beautiful and perfect... you are truely an amazing writer...

Love the prologue :D it is so touching and so well written :-) Amazing work...

Sooooo good! Oh my gosh, so amazing. Very sophisticated writing style and incredibly moving. I love it!

I'm sort of speechless! I can tell you how much I loved this..
Just absolutely perfect writting and in character. I miss Will/Alicia so much, and this brought back so many memories from season 3, and the need for a flashback episode about Georgetown days!

Amazing work!

Brilliant! Thank you so much for writing such amazing stories!

NOW I am deader than dead. This was the most perfect Christmas gift thank you so much for it and don't ever stop writing Willicia please!