Damn... that was really great. Aaaaand now I ship it.

Well this is certainly unique, and while I do find the adultery aspect, from both sides, dissaproving, the intimacy and tenderness is lovely.Sadly, though I like Ron, he can be quite childish and selfish and, again, sadly, I could see him being neglectful of his wife, whome ever she was.A tender and sweet little story.

A rare and special intimacy shared between them, and their understanding of each other and the reassurance of being cherished and appreciated in such a circumstance is so well done - love how Arthur is well aware of Hermione's needs in such a loving manner, and how she trusts him with those needs!

I like this, life is complicated and good stories don't wash over that.

Although the pairing is a bit bizarre, it was extremely well written and intriguing. Thanks for writing!

I really want to not like them together, but the few times that I have read them I always get sucked in.  I always hate stories where people want to be together, but they can't so they just live with it, forever repressing their longing.  Strangely enough, in this story, I kind of like that they didn't throw caution to the wind (well, they did for a fleeting moment) and ruin their family.  I think they have established that he is important and appreciated and that she is cherished and loved.  Every time the flowers come, they will be reminded of that, as well as this new special bond between them, and that just might be enough.

Wow, that was deliciously wrong! Thank you.