So sweet and so glorious. Glad you posted this for all of us to enjoy.

Author's Response: Thanks, I\'m glad you liked it. I actually considered not posting it since it\'s so freakin\' fluffy and plotless. But then September\'s story broke my heart, and I figured we all needed a healthy dose of fluff, eh? :)

I enjoyed the hell out of this. It was nice to be able to see a different take on why Marie took the cure and I loved your idea about Logan's reaction to it. We all knew she did it for the "boy" and we all knew what boy it really was :) Overall, this was a very enjoyable read.

Author's Response: Glad you liked it! Nothing like a bit of revisionist history to rescue a movie :)

You've got me hooked. I'm also excited to see where this is heading.

I'm always so sad to see your stories end because, while you're writing them, I get insanely happy when I see that you have updated. So much so, that people in a room with me think I won the lottery or something because of the smile on my face. But, at the same time, all great things need to come to an end or they lose their magic. Congrats on bringing to life a heartwarming, fear-inducing, funny, different, awe-inspiring, driving story that I will not soon forget. Please tell me another one is in the works!

I'm glad you're back to writing because I've missed new things from you over the years. This was a delight to read and gave a good insight/an amazing explanation behind Rogue's acceptance of Logan. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Author's Response: I\'m glad to be back! New stuff is definitely coming soon. I\'ve probably written a good three hundred pages in the last few months. Crazypants! Thank you so much for the lovely words about this one.

I'm so impressed with you ability to put out chapters so fast and keep the intensity level up. I've never been let down by an update and I'm sure I never will be. This awesome to read and it's nice to see a different take on Sabertooth.

Author's Response: Thanks so much! That\'s actually really lovely to hear about the intensity level as there\'s been a few chapters I\'ve worried over, is this too much or too little for right now. I think the worst was probably when I wrote Chapter 16: You Smell Good, which ironically turned out to be my longest chapter so far. I just didn\'t know if I should go really dark or lighter and how I wanted to carry the story on from that. I must have rewrote the first few paragraphs like five or six different times. I think that chapter was probably the turning point for my Sabertooth too because in one of the versions I wrote a very very dark and demented absorption of him and that would have made him turn out a lot different in future chapters, but I think in the end I got him right where I want him and I\'m happy that your enjoying my version of him. :) Glad to have you along for the ride!

Keep doing what you're doing! I'm always so glad to see this update. And I'm sure the nonnegotiable voice is a very scary thing to hear...

Author's Response: Thanks so much!!! Apparently stubbornness and the nonnegotiable voice go hand in hand with ferals, because Wolverine, Rogue, and Sabertooth got it in spades. I imagine it would make any normal person follow the order without question, though it seems to have the opposite effect when they use it on each other. :)

I'm in. Though people are probably going to yell at me because the next chapter of Measure to Measure refuses to be written...

Doc, I can't tell you how much I love every single thing you write. To be honest, I've been debating picking up other fandoms just so I can read more of your work. Amazing, as always.

Totally awesome! Can't wait for more of this. If revenge isn't a good enough excuse to get her in bed with Logan, I don't know what is! (Not that most of us would need an excuse, mind you)