Another brilliant gift of drabble tales whirling around a New Year's Eve to be remembered! Loved each one--the flowing energy of the text having a flowing domino effect like the rise and fall, cycle, of sexual acts revealed at different rhythms, allowed to culminate in teasing building the tension forms--all were exquiste--each one had me reacting differently--the first one with the frizzy-haired know-it-all married to Krum the neanderthal but in the throes of passionate fucking with her ex-Weasley was smugly delightful, the second one is wickedly delicious and befitting of a certain soused canon reporter with a climaxing house-elf's orgasmic cries as he comes of ''Bloody Newspapers! Filthy Rags! Mother Humping Public! Fuck Editors! Fuck Editors!” has me laughing out loud and grinning wickedly The third was a lovely erotic witch-on-witch erotic dance and creative culminations of mutual sexual appreciation, and the fourth has a bittersweet and melancholic aura about it--if pushed to peg them (but it doesn't matter in the least for the enjoyment and pleasure received from reading this--they could be anybody as far as I'm concerned, imho): Andromeda, Teddy, and the male character either a Severus or an original shadow of a man/person who finds himself graciously engaging and mutually reciprocating revealed human needs of the witch and himself. Very poignant ending to cap off the dream-like tone and mood 'she walked her grandson and him to her home as all the shadows of his years and sorrows became real, and her shadow when she woke that night in his arms was no longer a hard vacuum of finality.' Teared up, I did.Beautiful work! Just beautiful (and hot, arousing, funny, deliciously naughty, brilliant wordsmith on display, as always, gush, gush gush, etc.)--thank you for sharing!

Wow! This was incredible! I am so very impressed with the narrative style, it provided a very unique and fascinatingly vivid scene in each drabble, so refreshing and original!

The first three pairs were easy, but I've got no clue who the last pair is. Interesting style, by the way. I had to read each section slowly to get through the "wall o' text" effect.

Afraid i went cross-eyed trying to read this.  It gave me a headache trying to read it without paragraph breaks..lol.

I have to say that although I skimmed this that it was difficult to read without any periods within the paragraphs except for at the end. I could be wrong. What I did read was good, however.