I love Scorpiose, but I love Christmas more. P

That was sweet. They put chocolate on their tree? Why?

Didn't know if I would like it. But I did! It's cute. Bye

Love it! The next generation of Weasleys was so freakin cute! Awesome job!

I really enjoyed this Zoe. It actually reminds me of this year because I was especially reluctant to help my parents decorate. Grown up Hermoine ad Ron were still very much in character and the friendship between Rosé and Scorp was nice.

Many, many kudos my friend!

It's always sad when children grow up, especially in those kinds of situations. Bittersweet. You captured that perfectly here.

Aww! That's so awesome and cute. You got Rose and Hugo perfectly in character, at least I think so. It's nice with that little twist of Rose liking Scorpius, and how Hermione recognized the Malfoys' owl. Basically, I LOVED it. Nice theme, too. :)

Hermione seriously sounds like my own mother in this. "Spread it all out evenly" and then goes to rearrange the whole Christmas tree anyway :P It seriously reminded me of exactly what mum did.

Rose kind of reminded me of me, too. I love Christmas, I really do. But putting up the tree resembles work and once I reached a certain age, I became the DJ while everyone else put it up. Meaning I provided the Christmas music to go with it. It was my escape... oops.

This was such an adorable family moment, especially towards the end. The beginning, I did feel Ron and Hermione were a bit OOC, but they seemed to slip into their normal character by the end, and the bit with Rose brought tears to my eyes. Good girl, Rosie.

It was written well, and I spotted no errors. Great job with this!

Awwww, this was so sweet. And it put a smile on my face. Fantastic!

ohhh, very good!

Great now I'm crying
So many feels
Only George coming to help, the kids never knowing Fred, kids growing up sob

AWW! I love your Rose and Hugo!

Cute initial foray into the tenuous world of next-gen Potter, keep up the good work.

Great next-gen fic, however there are a few spelling mistakes, but it is really well written