wonderful story, love it

Awesome story! I loved it!

I really liked this story!

A very good ending.  If Daphne can forgive I guess I can too.

Hi again or for the last time! I can't tell you how sad I'm that this journey now came to an end! First of all, I want to thank you for the way you published this story. I've already told you that I rarely read stories that aren't finished or published at one go. I've done it a few times and nearly went crazy if a very exiting story was canceled. I mean, there are always private reasons and we have to accept them but it's hard for the readers. For me, it's also always hard to accept that a good show has a break for a year or something. You always have to get involved in this story again  and again. So, I really liked your concept with publishing two chapters a week. To be honest, if you'd published your story all at once, I wouldn't have been able to stop reading, wouldn't have given you so many detailed reviews and would have neglected my family. :-) Another advantage in publishing it the way you did, was, that we always had time to think about it very exactly. So, thanks very much for this!

Then, I've already praised your writing-style. But I have to tell you again, it was a pleasure to read and you are very talented! Now, to the story. At the beginning, like some other readers, I was skeptical that I could endure what Brian did here to Justin. But by the way you've set out Brian's reasons, and also by your characterization of Justin, you've managed to convince me that makes all sense. You've chosen a difficult topic that is about forgiveness and understanding and about questioning one's own mind and leaping over one's own shadow for the benefit of other people or in this case of children. This isn't easy and will probably often be different in real life, but hey, that's what stories and fiction are for... to show how it should or could be done.

Especially to Brian and Justin: Your story is about true friendship, understanding, trust. The time in New York seems to have done Justin well. He's developed in your story to a very mature and wise human. Brian has also undergone very important developments and changes during these five years. And by the recent encounter with Justin, he finally realized that you shouldn't take other people decisions, but sometimes seek help or take a risk. I'm very glad that the two have come together again through an initial friendship, that they have learned, or Brian in particular, to open up, to talk to each other, to make decisions together. Otherwise a renewed relationship wouldn't have been possible. In my opinion, you've let them stay in charakter and portrayed them as we know them from the show or as I see them.

Well, this epilogue. What can I say, it contains everything I had hoped for. It's so nice to see them finally as a happy family and I'm happy for all four of them that after all this time of suffering - and they all have, maybe Luke least, since he's still so young, a lot of pain, cheating and experience suffering - finally find peace and just live and enjoy their being together. I must admit, I will miss them, especially Luke and still hope for a sequel... But for now, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful, amazing, very well written story! Warmest regards and a big hug!

Wonderful endidng.  I am a sucker for happy endings so you made my day.  As is my normal, I will miss them dearly.  I get very attached to some stories, but knowing they are well, is enough for me.  Thank you for your amazing writing.