THIS IS SO ADORABLE! Thanks for re-sharing this blast from the past fic! :-)

Aww this great. I love the thene of trust and the tender moment after the tale of Cupid and Psyche!

I saw you linked this on Tumblr so I had to come read. This is beautiful. I love mythology and it works so well with Phantom. Your prose is lyrical.

Hi,
I have just discovered your stories. So glad I did.
I absolutely Love them. I have only read 2-3 of them, but am exighted to read the rest.
I will try and add you to my favorite authors too.
P.S. If you haven't already, check out the sequel Andrew L Webber wrote to the Phantom of the opera. It's called Love Never Dies. You can watch the whole thing for free on youtube.:) Like to here what you think of it. Also, I love your sence of humor.
P.P.S. Just thought I should say, that I am a HUGE POTO and LND(Love Never Dies) fan. All E/C of course! So, if you like reading other author s stories about POTO and LND, then check out my stories too.:) I am a new fanfiction writer, so any advice would be great.
P.P.P.S If you don't like the ending to LND, I am writing an E/C sequel to LND. Just thought I would let you know.:)
Thanks for writing such wounderful stories.
Your obedient sevent's wife,
His Christine.

Considering this was your first fanfic, it's really good! I love the allusions to Greek mythology and the parallels between Psyche's story and their own. One thing I often notice about Erik/Christine stories is that their relationship is often very one-sided - it's usually Erik teaching Christine or reading to her, etc. In this, Christine is introducing her teacher and mentor to a story he's not familiar with and using it to teach him something in a subtle way. It's beautifully done and has some lovely descriptions, such as Erik's "black wells of unseeing pain". I loved this.

You know, I've thought that there were certain similarities between Psyche and Christine's stories. Glad to see I'm not the only one.

I liked the fact that Christine brought her own book to Erik's place to read, as I cannot imagine him being much interested in that sort of thing, especially considering his thoughts of the Greeks and their tragedies.

Barb

Your telling of the Cupid & Psyche myth here is lovely, and it pairs so well with Erik & Christine's story!

It's so beautiful, and it hurts so much. Well done!

Wow! This is amazing! I'm looking forward to reading ALL of your stories! Thank you for writing this, I loved the added mythological legends, and the relation between the stories and the love of Eric and Christine. You did a really good job drawing the audiences attention to the fire which gave a rich feel in the story. Good job!

wonderful story. Is it an actual roman story or did you make it up

aww,your first phic! its a shame they're all kinda short,because i never want them to end!

Don't /quite/ get it... but I get it enough to know the general gist. 'Tis lovely. There can never be too much E/C in the world.

- Adi

aw. that was nice. Sorry, I am reviewing SO many of your stories!

Beautifully told! I'm impressed. If this is your first phiction, what will follow? ~ML

Beautiful.