I promise will leave a more substantial update later on, bu tI'm just sifting through fanfic right now! It looks wonderful!

Oh wow. I'm at loss for words. It's just... really, really amazing.

I didn't think it was weird at all; it was actually ruddy brilliant if you ask me.

I really thought the woman was Hermione, specially when she said that her name was Shakespearean (Celia is a Shakespearean name too? I didn't know...), but when I read that she had green eyes, I suddenly realised that it just HAD to be Harry and Hermione's daughter.

I loved the way you described the old house, it was very detailed and I didn't have a hard time making a picture of it in my head.

Well, that was depressing. I have a hard time believing their daughter could grow up as part of any family who were friends of Harry and Hermione, and NOT know their story...well written, but far too depressing for my tastes...

Okay, I finally got the time to read this and remembered! And thank God I did. Sure it was odd, but in a good, surreal-ish way. Keep up the great work.

that was really good. one of the best i've read recently.

I loved that. and you were right, i did think that it was hermione. from the tone and the surrealness of the town it seemed almost dream like to me. i thought that maybe a coma or something, but never that. beautiful...Tear...

Very good, very good, yes. Quite talented, indeed. Yes.

You know I'm a big fan of your writing. The way you paint a picture with words is amazing really; the descriptions in the first paragraph, for example, are brilliant. And you have such a knack for setting tone and mood. So much substance in your work. You truly have a gift for the written word.

that was sad!!!

I love the picture you painted with your words...what a wonderful story...I really enjoyed it!

you're really really really fantastic, brilliant, and wonderful. although Im sure people have told you that many, many times before, I just wanted to tell you straight from me. Your writing is absolutely.. it touches where words cannot reach. You've done with your writing, what I have tried and have not succeeded at. yet, I hope.

its so sad, heart wrenching.. it really touched me, deep deep deep inside where the sun cannot even warm. I love your stories; they make even the coldest heart feel.

-tearsofher

Very strange story, but brilliantly written nonetheless. This is a must-read people!

This is WONDERFUL! Really, you write very well! And to be honest, I did thought it was Hermione who arrived at the ville, not her daughter...=)
Well done!!

Ooh . . . brilliant! I love angst and I loved this story.