keep writing...it's beautiful.

I knew that Wren had some ulterior motives to making this dinner party! She wanted to prevent a scandal, but she wanted to talk to Faeire alone!

And Prince and Sloane just sound absolutley delicious!

And with the way Wren was acting, that definently deepens things! M, way to keep me on the edge of my seat!

I'm in pain. I've shirked off all of my studying to read this story. And you left me hanging!

Wonderful story, wonderful plot. Wonderful everything. Keep it up!

~ SohoNights

If Rupert wasn't lying, then I kind of feel bad for him. She won't even give him a chance. Then again, I can see why she won't, but still.

Damn it. I have to wait for a while again before I read about the curse. T_T

ok, last review, there was a typo (hehe)

*now you have me thinking.-thats what i meant to say...btw, i like the touch of the Philosopher's Stone.

oh the Morgensterns (like the name, did you come with that?) hm not you have thinking...

i love your writing. i love how you express your character feelings. Does Faerie's name foreshadow what might happen in the future, or just her name?

Absolutely amazing. This story is incredible and well-written. You use commas a bit too much though, but other than that and the occasional typo, the story is stellar. It was almost as if this story was written on the same time period in which this story takes place. I love it.

By the ways, does Faerie's father (I don't bother to remember his name) die in this story? He is an absolute arse; he totally deserves to die.

Well, anyways, update as soon as you possibly can.

Much Love,

Christelle.

P.S.

I cannot believe you can write so splendidly at such a young age. Goodness gracious, I have yet another person to add to my goals (yes, you). Well, I'm off to read your other stories. 'Til next time.

Your writing is very beautiful in an eloquent, descriptive manner. It is quite a delight to watch the cryptic unfolding of such a mysterious tale. I am thoroughly enchanted and cannot wait to see where this is headed!

I like this story, I think it's a very well written, I hope we'll hear some juicy secrets later on in the story.

My only gripe is that I wish you would've named her something other than Faerie. It seems like a name a very very eccentric mother would name her child. Fiona doesn't sound like that mother.

Her father is a jerk. His last line was so arrogant. I hope Wainright isn't as bad as him...

It's so sad the poor thing. What an awful father!

I don't really understand why she wouldn't want

to leave now that she really doesn't have anything

left, but she could go to Ireland where her

mother's family is. That might work quite nicely.

But it is a good story so far.

I'm so glad you decided to put Soliloquy back up. And I like the changes you've done also, though I must say that I really don't like the father this time. Can't wait to read more.

yay you put it back up again can't wait for more