I was looking through your story to see if it's any good, and even though I haven't started reading it properly yet, I must say you intrigued me with the Romanian words. I am from Romania, but to actually read a fanfiction that says more about my country than the fact that Charlie works here is definitely something. So now I am on with the reading. See you!

Author's Response:

Dragostea Din Tei! Very cool, you being from the land of o-zone (among all the other fabulous things Romania is known for! :D) I'll admit right now that I created a Romanian girl for Charlie named Anika Christinel. I know Anica is Romanian for grace, but I figured mums the world over change spelling to make their child's name "unique". Please let me know if the C and K sounds aren't similiar--I'll change my explanation to surely not every Romanian mum gives their child a "pure" Romanian name! ^_~

Hello! Me again. Ok, so as I promised i got around to reading your fic. I am at chapter 24, probably get to 30 until I will call it a night, but i have a question: when do Luna and Wesley hook up?! I mean, it's too much, and I kind of hate the Harry of your story.. anyway, Wesley is nice.

Author's Response: Hello, it's me....*hums o-zone* :D Yes, Luna and Wesley hook up. He pirates her heart away from Harry, who proves he's a decent guy in the end, but he's no saint, even if he does become the savior of the wizarding world, lol. I enjoyed writing a story where Slytherins are pov characters and Harry is the one seen in a non-flattering light!

OK! So i finely finished the story! Took me long enough(4 days). Interesting, I must say and I didn't get bored, considering that it 'only ' had 50 chapters. I never got to ask you where are you from? And also how did you find the phrases in Romanian? I presume that the internet is a very good source. It was nice, because every time I read a story, they use French or any other language but mine. Now I can also say that the other story, that tells their story after 7 years makes much more sens now, even though I should probably reread.

Author's Response:

Most stories end when characters get together, but I think that's when things really start to get interesting, and fifty chapters later.... :D Thank you so much for spending your time reading the story! I'm a Yank who uses British spelling and slang for British characters, even though I don't use UK punctuation (that would mess with my head, lol) and enjoys researching the ideas that pop into mind so I can use them in the story. If you read Dealing with Dragons, you'll see I read a lot of info about Romanian culture and folk dancing so I could write the village "right". I heart Romania, and you for reading!

HA!HA!HA!!! You talked about 'tuica'. You have no idea how strong that stuff is!! My grandmother makes it every year, but I don't like alcohol, so I don't drink it. Also 'sarmale', that is good food. It's a local tradition, but you would love them. Ok, going to read other stories related to 'A Tale Of Two Matchmakers'.

Author's Response: If it's anything like moonshine, otherwise known as white lightning, heh, I would...academically speaking, heh. I'm all for good food. I wonder if I could find a good English translation recipe? :)

It was fun. I new take on the idea. But I have to confess that what made me laugh was the summary. Expecting a sequel.

Author's Response: A sequel probably wouldn't be forthcoming, especially since if I DID want to write a sequel, it was transform into a monolithic multi-chaptered story documenting their troubles with reliving life. And I want to do that so badly I know it's a bad idea. Gah! You're making me want to write it, just rereading your review nearly two years later (for which I'm sorry the reply is so freaking long coming). And I'm super glad you like the summary, since I'm usually notoriously bad at writing them. Thank you!

Interesting, I must say. In a way, she is waiting for everything else we read about the two of them to just happen. I would like to see another letter, from his perspective, in about 5 years, after he has noticed her on the street... But that is just me wishing...

Author's Response: I have to say, I never thought about doing a letter from his perspective. I might have to play around with that a bit. Thanks for the idea.