Hi, I really enjoyed this but I just wanted to say that aphasia doesn't mean mute. Aphasia is an impairment of language due to a stroke or traumatic brain injury, it can affect the persons ability to form comprehensible sentences and/the ability to write properly. In many cases the affected person thinks they are making sense when in reality they aren't.

Yay an update! I love this chapter! It's so in character for all of them. I can't wait to read the rest of them. It's so cool that you're an elementary school teacher now. I bet it's amazing to finally be done for school and going to get your own class.

How is he able to FUNCTION at 7am.. HOW

I had just recently gotten my glasses and I’m near sighted, too. I had that same reaction when I first put them on. I always thought from a certain distance everything was supposed to be kinda fuzzy because its far away. I even sometimes compare my normal eyesight with when I wear my glasses.

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH

If he's deaf, how did he learn to talk?

I hope you can get the time to write more soon!

This was short but sweet, I like how Tooth let him speak when he was ready instead of forcing him.
Can't wait for the update!

Beautiful!
You are a talented author.

Awwww!
This is some cute Bunny and Jack fluff.
LOVE IT!

what is the E representing?

It was not bad! I really liked it! It was one of my favorites!

More please. Optimistic for O?

Poor Jack! I hope the others get hit with the Clue Bus!

Too many descriptions about the girl. I would add in some descriptions about her personality and looks along with the plot.

E.g. (This is not related to RoTG. Something that popped into my head that uses descriptive words and flows with the actions of the character or the plot.)
The brunette drooled unconsciously, wide doe-like eyes staring with alluring hunger at the sweet delight that was just an arm's reach away. (00)