I loved the part where Peter was causing mischief throughout the library, and the end where he was "what is this crap?!" made me laugh out loud. Great job.

I don't ship these 2, but omg, this was just hilarious xD
I loved Peter's reaction to the Peter Pan book. Lmao. They were all perfect :)

Hahaha this OS was brilliant! Felix and Peter are just perfect and I love the way Belle had trouble to admitted she likes them xD And the 'Warm/Cold' game was totally Peter!
Also, thank you sooo much for the moment when they read 'Peter Pan'! I've thought about it the moment I discovered that Peter was a villain!
Conclusion, Panlix is life!
I hope my English is good :)

awesome!

Panlix is perfect and i love belle

niceness!

Oh yay! I found this. I remember liking it on Tumblr and wanting to read but it had gotten a bit late. No matter, on with the review!

I couldn’t help but smile when Peter pulled the “future in-law” card on Belle. Yes, the sass is strong with this one.
And of course Belle’s first reaction to the boys would be for them not to destroy her library – she’s so protective of it. I love.

Also slightly ironic that Belle’s reaction to them is to glare and mutter “Teenagers” considering they’re quite a bit older than she is, but I suppose mentally they’re still teens, so it still applies.

My thoughts when I read “The table fell over” were “Were they just... Please tell me they were…”

Oh, they’re such little shits. I love it. Belle trying to threaten with Rumple and the hot/cold game and what they were really up to and oh! this is great. Truly.

They have…better things to do? And with that my mind went straight into the gutter. Not sure if that was the intended implication, but here we are.

I also love the obsessiveness you faceted Felix (and Peter) with. Super in character and almost adorable that he checked out that book…

And then with their reactions to the book. Oh, goodness.

Okay, I really really love this. It’s the perfect little fluffy Panlix story with a bit of double entendre. I’m definitely going to check out your other work…right after I reread this of course.