It started out with anticipation, and there is so much travel involved, one place to another, so much so that at a point of time I thought maybe Ginny had an inkling of what Harry was about to do and hence was actually giving him a hard time for some fun. But I went all "awww" at the end, it was so amazing. I loved it. I guess I am a sucker for mush, but, you wrote it really well. Both the stories, The Question and this, were great, and my heart became twice its size. :)

Author's Response: Thanks for the review. This and The Question are certainly mush, but Harry suffered to bring you this mush! As Ron rather grumpily said, Why is it the bloke's job? :-D -N-

That was so sweet! and the owl aspect was wonderful.

Minor nitpick, in one place Ginny is referred to as "his wife", I think it'd be better if the owl referred to her as the dame, which by the way, was wonderfully put - sire, dame and hatchling.

But I loved the story. The whole Drakeshaugh theme, with the Potter kids growing up, is a story I really look forward to, and this was yet another piece of the jigsaw at Drakeshaugh :)

Author's Response: Thanks for the review.
The owl aspect was fun to write, I did wonder about "wife" but I didn't want to over use dame. I'll take another look at it.
My next short story (actually, next but one after "What Lina Sees") will be a three part Christmas story set before the Potters move to Drakeshaugh, and before the events in Ginny's rival.
-N-

Hey, that's a rather touching story. Ginny's perspective hadn't been touched much in the books and I haven't come across other fanfics on the topic (kinda new here). So, yes, it has its share of cheese, but one does tend to feel these things, and you were able to put that across. Nicely done :)