Awww

Very cute story! :)

i loved it... so cute! however, why was lily in hufflepuff?

hufflepuf! i mean really? but i still love it

LOVED IT ! 3

The only thing I had a problem with, was the acceptance at the end. Couldn't she have said something like, "I won't marry you-yet, anyway-but I'd be glad to date you"?

The whole "yes" thing was weird.

Otherwise, it was great!

Very, very nice. I liked this. :D

-honda

loved it short and sweet

Very cute! I really enjoyed it and hope you will write more about them! Great couple.

lol. That would be funny to see. :D This was so cool.

OHMYGOSH! Thank you! Wow, where to start? I LOVED this, really loved it. So sweet and plausible and brilliant. I am so glad you wrote this story cause you know how much I liked your drabble! Hugo is by far my favourite nextgen character and by and large he is ignored in fanfic so this story was a real treat! I've actually written bout 6/7 of my own story about him and a Longbottom, dunno why just wanted Neville to be related to the Weasleys! Its nothing like yours just so you know (I've been writing it on/off since May... I'm really slow!)but anyways back from my little love of Hugo tangent... I really like your story because your Hugo and Sara are so lovely and normal particularly when you said how they would have been noticed had it not been for their extraordianry families, really struck a chord with how I imagined Hugo. Also, I loved the marriage proposal and how you used that to show them getting together and didn't go down a cliched route. Overall it really was fantastic. Sorry for these really rambling review just got swept up in the moment haha! Oh btw do you have an lj? Just curious cause there is a really great nextgen drabble community over there, think you'd like it!

lol. i luv it! :)

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It's a role playing site based on the Harry Potter world.

Either way, good luck with your writing and I look forward to reading more.

Melora Brockert, SUM student