Beloved Severus,..  SQUEE!!!!  Ooh, I like this even better than part 1 :)  Love the way she starts out with "you are every bit as nasty as you were when I was your student" and then immediately gets diverted into how sexy he is.  Delightful!

He's the bravest man Harry ever knew - but she was even braver.Yay!(It's only a quiet "yay". I'm afraid I'm crying quite unnecessary tears for some stupid reason...)

I'd love to know what Severus wrote. No doubt it would make tears come to my eyes. Hermione's letter certainly made my heart clench.Great story!

Awww. Sugarcoated sugar with some sugar icing.I haven't read the first letter, but: awww....What is it with you that makes me not only accept unlawfully behaviour but find it most enchanting?Breaking into his quarters, eh? Old habits die hard, I'd say. And about Snape: From book two on I am obsessed with the man suddenly and silently appearing behind others. And there: He did it again and it was so lovely.Very well written. It was so sweet and made me feel so warm from within.No stars, though. But only as I try to keep up my new rating policy: No stars for no one. (You have the questionable honor of enjoying it as the first author. I hope you approve regardless.)

Yes, now that you mentioned that there is a sequel, I did find it! This 'letter' is funny ... the poor girl sounds like she's on the verge of hyperventilating. She rattles on and shifts directions, insistent chatter in print. Whereas in Severus' letter, he appears to be writing TO her, but Hermione's letter seems to be more of a cathartic spilling of her guts just to have it out. Thank goodness for Gryffindor spontaneity; be it breaking and entering or delivering mail in person.

There is not a proper word for describing this awesome story.Vey well done

aww, how sweet. I'm glad to see that poor Severus gets his angst-filled Heart's desire. It was very sweet. I could actually see them having that kind of reaction to the letters. And of course Hermione would be the one to act first...it's that Gryffindor Bravery I think. Severus is far too Slytherin to do something so bold. I think you captured these essences quite well in this one (and it's first half too)

I should probably go off to review the first one of the set, and will in a minute...

First I'm going to answer the question I know comes to your mind, as this is the second review in less than an hour...yes. I'm reading most (if not all) of your stuff now, as I've found I like your writing style. It's what I do when I find an author I like (and have a day off to spend vegging out in front of the computer).

Yippie! Hooray! I love it when a plan comes together!Beth

lol. i just read both love letter fics. how can something be cute and depressing at the same time? very nice work.

What a great follow-up. I must admit to having a heavy heart when Snape's letter went into the grate, but then Hermione's letter counterbalances it making everything right in the world. Cheers

I love this one, is so perfect!!! I cry like a baby!!!

Thanks for writing!  i was glad to see Severus' letter answered.  I would expect both of them to be too stubborn and scared to show the other the letters.  Thank God Hermione is a gryffindor.  nice writing!

Very nice - i was hoping there was a sequel and here it is.  I can see both of them being too stubborn/scared to talk to each other in a normal situation.  Thanks for writing!

"Your bed is ridiculously small, Severus"Now there is a line I have never read before in fanfiction!! Thanks for the mushy one shot! It was fun.

Lovely, lovely!Severus is right that Hermione is much braver (or foolish) than him in matters of the heart.It`s so ironic that Severus only imagined himself breaking into Hermione`s room, but that she did indeed do the deed. That was funny and very courageous (and stalkerish) of Hermione. ;) I am glad they found each other.Thank you very much.

Nice sequel... it was lovely.

As usual, fantastically written. I'm sure a film must be on the way soon:)

Urgent persoanl matters. Oh, yes! I am all in favor of attending to urgent personal matters! Thanks for writing this lovely little sequel. It would have been cruel to leave us alone and heartbroken. along with Snape. I just love a happy ending and this has so much promise for a wonderful future in it. Thank the heavens for brash Gryffindor courage.

In your response to my review for "Love Letter", you asked me to let you know whether or not I like your sequel to that story...and I do, very much indeed!  I'm still a bit curious as to what prompted Hermione to give Severus the letter when she wrote that she tried not to write it and didn't have the courage to give it to him -- apparently, Gryffindor bravery (or recklessness?) stepped in to save her from going crazy, since it seems fairly clear that she was frustrated nearly to the point of losing her mind!  It's too bad that most stories in real life don't end this happily, isn't it?  I suppose that's why we need them -- if we can't have them in real life, at least we can have them in our imagination (even though it's somewhat cold comfort)...

Again it's beautiful. You put so much of them in their respective letter. While Severus' was dark, and written with despair, Hermione's is cheerful and sometimes humourus. Viva "Griffindorian courage". And Viva your brilliant and sensitive mind.

"took what belonged to her"

Perfect ending!

Insert "AWEE" Here--  heehee  loved it!

I'm glad you were able to use my Quiddich poster idea. And thanks for the sequel. After readinbg both letters, I think Severus and Hermione each are probably too dangerous for anyone else.

Hee! They're really quite perfect for each other, what with the spying and obsessive feelings and all. :-D

I'm very glad Hermione's Gryffindor courage made her give him her letter, instead of destroying it.

Loved it!  

I'm glad you wrote a companion story to the other, they're so cute together. 

Love the ending.