Title: Kissing Luna Lovegood
Pairing: Gabrielle/Luna
Rating: PG
Word Count: approx. 3400
Disclaimer: So not mine
Summary: Gabrielle comes of age and discovers life and love in Paris
Notes: Written for
sweetcaroleanne at
hpslashnotsmut (
Eclectic but beautiful, just like Luna )
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Fluff is so sweet, almost gives me a toothache!
I liked this, Gabrielle was SO obviously going to go to Luna, and I liked how it just slowly grew and how there were those *almost* kisses, and then finally - IT HAPPENED. LOL.
And I liked the backstory with Maman and Fleur, and all that. Very cool. Well done, hon! <-- that rhymed *is dork*
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*hands floss* Perhaps I should warn for tooth decay? Hee. Fluff is fun sometimes. I tried to add a bit of angst, but Gabrielle was having none of that. These Veela girls have cores of steel.
And thank you for your lovely comments. I'm glad you liked it. ♥
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(Also, I adore your icon.)
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The only line I found a bit jarring was this one: That put an end to that nonsense.
For some reason, it seemed to ruin the flow of the paragraph.
I really enjoyed the mocking stability of your words, the way you laced them together, so that the finished weave is a tale of love's tender triumph.
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Ah, the sign of a good writer!
Hope your trip was enjoyable! Where'd you go? Fodder for more stories?
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And there I was thinking it was the sign of a nit-picker... *g*
The trip was lovely. I went to Baltimore area for my sister's wedding. Very short trip, but it was grand to see all the family. (I live abroad, so I don't get home much. Hadn't seen one brother for over two years, up until last Thursday!) Not sure about story fodder. My job has been sapping my energy lately so I'm not feeling terribly creative. Someday I'll write again.
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I like the slow building up of it, and the idea of Luna rescuing Gabrielle, as it were.
And I hope the sweet young thing married M. Pelletier next was someone of much the same sort as Blaise Zabini's mother, and gave him exactly what he deserved. ;-)
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Hee. I hope so too. Poor M. Pelletier....
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