*Wibbles* Since I've been living with these boys (at least in my head) for 10 weeks, I'm a bit emotional at ending this. Thanks to everyone who gave this a chance and stuck with it. Love you all!
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asnowyowlTitle: The Summer Al Began Tried to Live: Chapter 10
Pairing: Albus Severus/Scorpius
Summary: In the summer before college, Al Potter finally
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You really made me feel their youthful emotions and naivete. I loved Hugo so much. He reminds me of Rupert Grint, in that he's so much older than his years. I appreciated that James never grew as a person. And Corey was the kind of shining star of a man that I'd like to know, and was that perfect, shiny, pretty attraction to force Albus to take a step forward in his life.
Too much to say about all the angles you hit surrounding the subject: parental, political, school peers and school bullying and intimidation, first-time sex, first love, bravery, steadfastness, creepy uncles (lol), regret, etc.
This was just beautiful and it made me pine for my teen years to do them over the right way.
Btw, who do you think was Lupin's friend with the long silver ponytail and inscrutable face? *eyebrow* You know who I want it to be. *G*
Congratulations! It's over!
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I am actually a bit of a mess today just because this is finished. *feels like a weepy teenager*. I lived with Al and Corey in my thoughts for so long that I've even started to dream about them.
You were invaluable to me through this (well, to be honest you're invaluable to me all the time) and I give so much credit to you for keeping up with my frantic schedule and listening to my whining. Thanks, hun.
As for the silver-haired man--for some, he's Snape, for other's he's Sirius... for me.... shhhh... Snape, of course.
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I'm so proud of Al and I think it's still going to take some time for him to really adjust but he will. Hugo was perfect (as always).
Wonderful story! *HUGS*
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You can't tell I adore Hugo, can you? LOL
*hugs back*
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I'm so glad this resonated with you and others. I haven't become this emotionally invested in characters I'm writing for quite some time and at times over the last 10 weeks, I was left emotionally gutted.
Thanks for pointing out your quibbles--I tend to spell lightning wrong too often, and you'd think I'd learn to look for that. As for the other line... *nods* it never occured to me that it could be read that way until you mentioned it. NOW I see it. *headdesk*. I will have to go edit.
As for submitting this for publication. I may. But for now, I have to set it aside for awhile, divorce myself from it so I can see it more clearly again later.
Thanks again, hun! Your comments have blown me away. (and made me teary-eyed for the umpteenth time today)
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The sex was very realistic in the emotions it involved, the way Al sort of ached for it really struck a chord with me. I wonder about the gratuitous condom usage, though. Sure, they say you're supposed to use one for a BJ, but I know absolutely zero people who do. And condoms for a hand job? And wearing one when you're bottoming? I don't know, it was all just really unnecessary and distracting IMHO, but that's just me.
Anyway, prophylactics aside, I did really enjoy reading, and I'm definitely going to have to check back for more fics from you!
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Condoms--yeah, Corey took it to extreme, but in my mind saw himself as a true gay rights activist and 'practiced what he preached.' Either that or he's REALLY scared of disease. ;o)
Thanks again.
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