One of your reviewers called this depressing. I hardly agree. It makes my wonderful Nadia the person she is today. I look back on my life, and surely I see things that were awful, sad, stupid, and regrettable--but do I honestly want them changed?

It took long deliberation to come to this conclusion, but it stands clear: No.

What use is a beautiful, fortunate, happy life? How can one see clearly in a state of perpetual bliss, huh? How can they come to appreciate their fortune?

So anyway, yes, it's a sad story, but in a way, it's really not. It's a happy one. Think about that.

And oh yeah--I think it take guts to put something like this up for anyone to see. :squeeshes:

Wow. This is a bit depressing! But still very good!

Ah, this is so sad, so melancholy, yet so honest. And I love how honest you are in it and I love how simple you made it. It's straight to the point and another masterpiece. Great job, but please know that there are so many people out there who love the Nadia that you hate.