Such a cute story!Hope there would be sequel:)

A very entertaining story. I had the impression that you were no longer posting on FP, but here you are. I wish my school had done something like this. Thanks for writing. I hope your removed stories are selling. I've read and enjoyed most of them. Keep on writing.

So nice to see you're back here and still writing! :) read your stories a couple of years ago and came on recently in a bout of nostalgia, which this story really contributed to. Thanks for writing and hope you're doing well! :)

ahhh why so cute wahhh

What a sweet story :)
I remember my best friend and I wrote letters to our future self's when we were kids and buried it in a box in the back of her garden. Unfortunately, she moved away and we've both forgotten where we buried it :/

Anawsys, you're an amazing writer. I hope we will see more stories from you.

Awww, I was grinning the whole time. This story is unbelievably cute. Always loved your writing. My happy hippy teacher was third grade as well. Mrs. Vandecarr, how I remember you fondly.

Great story, kicked up a lot of nostalgia, haha.

I didn't even know you had anything new posted! I really though that this story was so cute! It really did get my thinking about my primary school time! Great work and I hope you have something else new for us in the near future!

This is so sweet and cute! And yes! I've always wondered why I remembered my primary school classmates surnames. I think that's because some of them had the same names so we had to call them by both their first name and last name. I haven't had a class reunion, though and I can't wait to have one. I feel it'll be fun to see how far we've gone and remember the good times.

It's really sad when friends split up, though. Really really sad. I like that this story ended in a pleasant way and I absolutely love that Eduard wrote a letter back to his 8 year old self. This is the best and sweetest story I have seen in ages! :D You're an amazing author.

Love it - love it, love it love it.

I still remember my primary school crush. Ah, memories!

let me know if you publish anything again!

This is brilliant! I really hope it jumps starts your creative mojo as I miss reading your novels with their keen ability to capture human nature. In the interim, happy to settle for this lovely one-shot!

I was cleaning out my inbox and stumbled across an email notification that you'd posted something new. You delivered, as you always do. I loved these characters and their sweet conversations/interactions. Kudos!

Lovely to see you posting again! You should know I went and bought all your books on kindle last year, and I reread them aaaall the time. Although I did only just read His Saving Grace for the first time last week, which is weird. I don't know why I never read it before. But I loved it so so much!

Can I suggest as a writing prompt that you consider the mayhem that would ensue if your lead couples from your novels all happened to meet in strangely coincidental circumstances? What would Lara make of Talia? What would Max and Elliot talk about? Would Jack and Charlie get along? How would Rox respond to Alex? Do you think Fletch and Lucas would talk much? You get the idea... Haha. I'd love to see any of them run into each other...! Could be a bit fun and silly.

I love this! Great job! And I'm so happy to be able to read something new from you. Thank you!

This was just what I wanted to read, something cute and hopeful and endearing. It was so wonderful to see something new from you - your writing was just as fantastic as I've come to expect and I really loved these characters. Good luck in your writing endeavors and hope all is well!

Is this complete? It feels like a one-shot, but it isn't marked as such.

First of all, I feel like a loser because I have moist eyes. We all have so many regrets from our school years; so many things we should have done differently; so many things we shouldn't have done; so many things that we wish we had done.

Beautifully written yet simple and straightforward. Thank you.