Thank you very much. It was one of my first piece in English, so I appreciate the review even more.

Thank you very much. It was one of my first piece in English, so I appreciate the review even more.

I'm glad it made you read this older story. I'm even glader that you liked this one as well. Thank you for reviewing.

That's the point left to your imagination, dear reader. Thanks for commenting.

Thank you. I tried to write something not to cliché, you've just told me I achieved it.

Thank you.

Thanks for your constructive criticism. I won't probably rewrite this story, but I can try to think of your advice for my future writings.

Thanks for your comment. I'm aware I have a tendency to write "rushed". I try to develop more in my writings, and I'm becoming better at that, but the tendency is there. That's why I'm proficient with drabbles.

You'll have me blushing. But I don't want to prevent other authors to write answers to this challenge. Why wouldn't you give it a try? Thanks for your nice review.

I'm glad you appreciate "tightly written" works because that's my way of writing. I'm in awe with authors who can write 5000 words for only one scene without being boring. As for the parchment idea, it wasn't from me, it was the challenge. Thanks for the review.

Well, this challenge was too tempting. I did my best with it, and let you imagine how things work out  Thank you for those interesting challenges on Potter Place. Another one is tempting me, but I think I'll write it in French, my first language. My French-speaking audience could grow angry with me if I don't feed them.

I'm glad you like it. I assure you it's my pleasure to share.

Thank you, Dawn. I wanted to give it an open ending.

I quite agree. Thanks for reviewing.

I aim to please.