The concept of giving tea to someone who is in distress really nice..

Hahaha this was awesome. Like tea. Wish such a society existed at my uni... ah well, time to make myself a nice hot cup

I just discovered this site yesterday; and today, I discover this little gem. I just have to say, it's the perfect welcome present. I absolutely cannot resist clicking the "next" button to continue reading. 9/10.

I thought this story was so cute! I love how he seemed crazy for her . . . and for her, she wasn't kind-of but not really that crazy for him. We saw how much and how fast he grew onto her. I love how TFAS works. I thought how awesome that sounds. It kind of makes me want to drink more tea. I love the pay it forward concept, I hope something like that exists in real life.

Beautiful Story. To be completely honest, it's completely inspired me, have to go start my own club ;)

This is a hilarious story and I really enjoyed reading it! I loved all the characters and their unique personalities. Carson and Naomi are all kinds of adorable and Holly and Chris are super cute, too.

This story was just entirely adorably. Such gorgeous writing and amazing characters. I adored all four of them. x

Dying. Of. Laughter.

I was feeling down and I stumbled across this little happy story. Thank you for sharing this charming little world and reminding me that tea does make one feel better!

I felt a connection to Naomi because she seemed REAL. I'm not as immersed in literature as she is, but she reminds me of a friend of mine who is a complete romantic.

This was possibly the cutest thing that I have ever read, without being fluffy. Thanks for writing!

That was actually pretty entertaining. Britishness made it better.

"What did I have with Carson? A bit of friendly stalking and a drunken kiss he probably wouldn't even remember."

""Shut up about Lizzy and Darcy! Honestly, anyone would think you wanted to be the third person in their marriage." Holly grabbed me by the shoulders, forced me to stop, and sat me down on a random garden wall. "Look. Things don't always happen the way they do in books. In fact, I'm pretty sure things never happen the way they do in books. You finally gave up waiting for the impossible and just let something happen to you, the way things really happen rather than the way you want them to happen. And I'm proud of you, Naomi."

"Thanks," I said with a half-hearted smile. "But what if it turns out to be a mistake?"

"Then you'll have learnt something!" She gave me an encouraging pat on the back, and then said with a grin, "You'll know to take out a restraining order on your next stalker."

"And okay, it sounds a bit depressing, but I was starting to realise that this was closer to the truth than the magical land of buttercup fairies and sparkly unicorns I had been frolicking about in for the past nineteen years. This was reality, and I liked it."

So many lovely lines in this. Both as individuals and as a couple, the two of them are adorable.

This was, while not cool, incredibly amusing.

The poem selection was lovely. Yay, she's standing up for herself in the lecture group!
His voice being terrible was also nice. It makes him better as a character.

Ah, the lovely awkwardness.