I remember reading some of your works back at FF.net, and I thiiink I read Not Quite Fate over there (or here, I'm not 100% sure) but only the first few chapters before real life swept me away.


Your one-shots are brilliant yet your novels are infinitely more so. I don't think I can choose between Misconceptions and Not Quite Fate in terms of awesomeness, but I do have to commend on the evident maturity NQF has even though both stories have similar premises. The characters felt infinitely more human and realistic compared to Misconceptions. It really showcases your growth as a writer. Though, that said, I'm also really impressed at how you've pinned both Ginny and Draco's characterizations in both stories. Also glad there was no triangle going on in NQF even though I didn't have any qualms with the one in Misconceptions.


Anyway! Seeing as you ended this story almost a decade ago, I hope your career has gone smoothly. :) Best of luck in your offline endeavours.

This is possibly one of my most favorite stories with the most realistic characterization I've ever seen. Too few fics have had similar personalities woven into it -- given the way the series turned out, it is entirely plausible for Draco to behave like this as it is Ginny. And even though Ginny's awful prank gave me immense secondhand embarrassment, I also found deep appreciation for the way you wrote it out. There was nothing rushed or impossible; just a simple maybe-it-leads-to-something story.

Oooh, I have a soft spot for Hogwarts-era fics and all its tropes. So adult DG + Hogwarts? Yes, please! Very cute and fluffy, as expected of a V-Day fic.

Author's Response: That's what I'm finding so fun about writing Draco and Ginny as teachers. It's like Hogwarts-era fics... but adulty-er. ;D Thank you for reading and reviewing! I'm glad you enjoyed the story. n_n