Just finished reading this and it made me want to cry. I lost my Gran recently, so I understand death and I think you wrote this story brilliantly. You wrote grief really well for someone who hadn't experienced it. I loved this story so much :loved: well done, can't wait for your next piece ^_^

*hugs Pixie* Okay, I had to read this. Knowing what everyone else has said about it, and I am totally in tears now and want to snuggle Kurumi.

But more because, of probably anyone here, I can relate totally. (I Googled the reference earlier to find out her mother's disease, and it's so much like ALS. Also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. My father had that, and died almost six years ago now, but all I could think about while reading this was him. And how even now, my mother and I haven't watched the video he made with his last messages for us because it's too hard. And I'm kind of breaking down now, so I'm going to stop babbling.)

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I know i already said this but i wanted to say it here too. Pixie, your story is... amazing. I don't have another word for it. It's so filled with emotions that i can relate to i lost my mother 4 years ago and the way you write is just... i'm happy i read this fic alone with no one around cause i'm a crying mess right now XD Would be difficult to explain why you're crying in front of a computer :lol:

And i absolutely loved the shi kanji meaning for the 4 chapters.

*SNIFFLING* My gosh, Kathy, that was so dang heartbreaking!

HOW COULD YOU? *WIBBLES* did you stop crying while writing this?

*snuggles Kurumi* ='(

Gosh, WHY did I read this!?

It\'s one of the most heartbreaking stories I\'ve ever read. I literally cried. :( *hugs Kurumi*

It\'s very well-written though. :3