Oh, how awful!  My initial reaction is that Ginny is being unfair because he is being honest, his intentions were never ill, and he truly does have feelings for her.  But I guess that as a reader, I am privy to his thoughts and feelings and know without a doubt that he is telling her the truth.  She doesn't have that benefit, so I can see why she feels angry with him.  I hope that each can see the other's perspective, and that he will give her the time she needs, and with that time, she will  think about everything that happened and give him another chance.  Snape/Ginny is unprecedented reading for me, so I'd don't have a good feeling how this will go.  *bites nails*

Ginny! Go back at once there! Poor, wretched Severus! Please put your delighted readers out of misery by updating soon. Thank you.

Wonderful chapter - wonderful confrontation and revelation scene... but, oh my, you must update soon, before Christmas... pretty please? xx

Don't worry and take your time. You have done great so far, and this is another perfect chapter. I look forward to reading more when you have time to continue. Good luck with the new job!

good chapter way to short, looking forward to more.

ohhh my!

Poor Harry.  But he didn't even try to mend his marriage... that makes me understand Ginny, even though I wish she had waited a bit.

An Anagram! Very sneaky of Severus, or maybe a shout to be noticed by those who should be paying attention? Well now that Harry has confirmation he is in quite the pickle isn’t he? That promise with Minerva to leave SS alone is going to be tough to uphold.

Good luck with your move and new job. I shall be waiting sort of patiently for your return.

And here I am at the dreaded moment: caught up.  So that means you need to write and post your little heart out, missy.When Ginny says he can tell her anything, somehow, I think she would change her tune if anything became him telling her his true identity.  But I haven't read any Ginny/Snape, and I don't have a clue how she would react.  She seems like a reasonable gal, but what a shock that would be.I really want the two of them to work out in the end.  But I don't want Harry hurt too badly.  Maybe you could find someone for him, to ease the blow, so I won't feel bad rooting for Snape/Ginny.

What a bizarre situation where Ginny is having an affair, but only her husband knows with whom. I can just envision the crazy moment where Harry confronts her about being with Snape, and she is shocked that he knows about her affair, but finds it amusing that he thinks it is with Snape of all people.  Then she goes to Alfric and tells him about it which causes an uncomfortable conversation to follow.  Whatever happens, I see fireworks in their future, and not necessarily the good kind.

Whatever I was thinking about saying in my review as I read through this chapter is completely gone now that I got to the end with the Quick-Quotes Quill.  I was only a little surprised that it recorded what was going on in the press box, but was shocked that it outed the man as Snape.  Can't fool those quills, I guess.  Wonder what Harry is going to do?

I have never read a Snape/Ginny, and in fact, I think I was oblivious to the fact that such a thing even existed.  So it may take some getting used to if, as I assume, that is where this is going.  Still, I'm not adverse to it, it has just never crossed my mind as a possibility.  I'll have to let you know what I think when we get in deeper.They did start off on the wrong foot, both of them.  I was glad when they both recognized it, voiced it, and then agreed to move on.  That is a good sign already.

What?  No Harry?  I wonder what, if anything, he is going to do with the information.As for Snape, he better make sure he boots her from his house each time before he falls asleep, or she won't be waking up to Alfric in the morning.  What will he do if his polyjuice runs out entirely?  I also fear that while I don't see Snape as the type to have his walls adorned with family photos, there are surely some things to clue her in as to his identity which are in his house. Guess I'll have to be patient.

Oh, man.  So will he keep the secret of his identity forever?  Will he ruminate and feel guilty and have to spill the beans?  Will Harry be the one to reveal to his wife who she is having an affair with?  I don't know if it will go well, regardless of the  way it comes out.  Can't wait to find out.

Boy that Ginny is a determined little thing.  It seems to her that Harry is a bad father for not caring about the identity of his benefactor, but in reality, he is showing his gratitude by respecting the privacy of this man.  I can understand why Ginny and Harry stay together for the children, but they have a long way to go until the kids are out of the house.  It isn't going to be healthy to stay together if they are miserable.  The kids will be able to tell, if not now, then soon.  So sad.

See, sometimes being obsessed with Lily does pay off :)   I hope he is right, but it seems too easy.  I am sad for the Potters and their damaged marriage.  What an awful, but realistic time for things to fall apart.

What an evil cliffhanger, but I will let it go since the next chapter lies in print before me.  You're lucky :)  Harry can't win no matter what he chooses to do.  Why won't the potions work on poor Albus?!?!  If only there were someone good at potions who could help!  *waits, looking around*  I said, If only there were someone good at potions who could help!  Aw, forget it.  I'll just move on.

He couldn’t have been further from the truth.*bites nails, then moves on*

Oh, dear!  Ginny really did need to let Harry know how she was feeling, but she couldn't have picked a worse time and place for it, could she?  It isn't going to help the situation with Al any to have them at odds.  I do hope that they can pull it together for their son's sake.  If he dies ... look out.

This just shows how strained the relationship between Harry and Ginny really is.  It is natural to want to have someone to blame when something goes wrong, but he should be the person she is turning to for comfort, not her place to lay blame.  I do hope the little guy is alright!

Oh no!  Now I am wishing it was Harry, LOL.  I do hope Al will be a victim, not a casualty.

If your aim was to make me all nervous about this flu business, you've done your job.  I suspect Harry will be affected, but will it stop there in terms of her friends and family?  I have a bad feeling ...

Yes, Christmas, do hurry.  These two need a definite break.  I wish Ginny would just talk to Harry.  He is a resonable enough guy (when he's not flying off the handle about something!) and should be able to understand her needs and concerns.  She will regret it if something happens to him while he is working this mysterous case.

Oh, dear, Severus. The longer you wait the worse it will be. But then of course he doesn't think that she could actually care for HIM. Waiting impatiently for the next chapter.

I must say I feel sorry for Harry. Although if he really loved her, he shouldn't be so unforgiving. It's always sad when a family breaks up. part of me thinks Ginny should have tried harder, while another part of me can sympathise.