I love it, so fluffy and sweet.

nice way to get rid of ron.  mentioning of possibilities of those kinds of spells and their reprecussions repulse me. but i do hate kids.

ooh dear!

searing is not the word for iti likez it very much

just what I needed to make my day start fresh and happy.be honest. It can not have been this hour alone. there was this following her and Ron,which he didn't do without reason.*sigh* you need a long breath to find, what is rightfully yours. meant to be yours. And finally he was there, at the right time. To be swayed by that dream of a girl (and finally let his other girl go)to cute.

Aww... what a nice story.  I really like Ron, so don't usually care for him to be portrayed poorly.  That having been said, the minute he was out of the picture, I completely forgot about him.  A lot happened in a short amount of time, all the while feeling quite realistic.  I love a good "happily ever after." Thanks for sharing!

A much darker Ron than I like, but a very sweet interaction once it was only Severus and Hermione. Her questions were amusing and believable. Hufflepuffian indeed....As someone who was not completely offended by the Epilogue though, the suggestion your story gives of Ron mind-controlling Hermione into the Epilogue is extremely disturbing. I actually like Ron in Deathly Hallows, once he gets the locket off. Especially at Malfoy Manor.... "Take me instead! Take me!" Come on, give the man a little credit.

This is wonderful:)I was smiling and laughing out loud as I read it, to the puzzlement of my kids, who were watching mom lose her mind (to their way of thinking, anyway:)Brava!Fizzabella

I think this is one of the sweetest (and yet oddly still very much in character) Severus Snapes I've come across in fandom!  Very nice!  Ron was dark, but he wasn't there long so it was okay.  And Snape's reaction to Hermione's questions about what "makes men tick" was great.  I just imagine him with a slightly puzzled expression as he gazed down at her as he thinks "why is she asking me this?" and then "why I am actually answering?"  Hufflepuffian, indeed.  Personally, I think this is actually a ten-star story, but I can only give five.  Just tack on five extra in your head...

precious!  and i mean that in a good way!  that was almost hufflepuffian!  thanks and smoochies

aww, this is sweet.  Ron Weasley is NOT the right one for Hermione.  It never made any sense to me.  It felt to me, when I was reading the books, that it was just convenient.  Then again, it is intended to be a children's book so maybe that explains it.  Anyway, I like the story.

The moment the redhead started casting the spell on her—with her back to him no less - ohhhh, so that's what happened to make the epilogue happen. No Snape, nobody to stop Ron raping Hermione for the rest of her life. Makes a great deal more sense than Jo's delusions! Poor canon-universe-Hermione!

So much said in so few words. A delightful tale. Somehow I think that he was already in love, but in the course of that hour he finally became willing to admit it to himself.

Beautiful, even though IdiotRon was in attendance at the start!!

Perfectly lovely. I like that he didn't try to convince her to take an apprenticeship in potions, but instead foun her a Master in the subject of her choice. That's real love.

Sweet :o). And very believable, even if the Snape comes across a bit unusual.

Author's Response: Thank you! Not sure about him being unusual; we mostly know him through the Harry filter.

Alcina vom Steinsberg's response: I don't see Snape trrough the Harry filter at all - were I to do it, I would have thought him to be out of character ;o).

Aww, that is a man worthy of her, and she seems very appreciative.

I'll think she'll be spending more time in the potions class room as well as with Vector. Loved it.

Yay!!  Lovely :)

Brilliant.  Loved every word. 

Author's Response: *drops ded* You reviewed!
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KingPhilipsWench's response: In the words of Jack Sparrow, "I do that quite a lot. Yet people are always surprised."

Yay!  Oh, and SQUEEEE for fluff. LOL!  I adore this wee fic.  And the title really does suit it.  Ron was rather dark, but it fits so well, it made him very believable in the role.  ~Stef~

Ah, a joy to read. :) Ron was a prick. I'm glad Snape busted him. :)

Ahh.  A Hufflepuffian Snape.  Can I have one too? :)

Wonderful story, I loved that Severus were at the rigth place at the rigth moment and that Ron was revealed as the immature prat he is. Thank you so much for sharing!

I'm glad he rescued her from Ron.  That was sweet.

Ohhh! Cutest thing evah! :D Nice nice!!

Author's Response: Thank you!