So cute but also sad. It's interesting seeing Eddie and Jonathan's relationship from the perspective of an outsider. Alan doesn't understand them but he still supports Eddie no matter what. Their father/son interactions are always adorable.

*eyes widen in shock* Holy crap, I've been mentioned. *starts fangirling*

Sorry about the wait for my review. I was sleep-deprived on Friday, and I love to read and review your stories at night while in bed. It's a super cozy way to spend my weekend evenings. Second, I do read your PMs, and sometimes I do want to answer back, but I never know what to say. Lastly, I haven't started reading We Get Along (and apparently Is It Working, I'll read that one as soon as I get the chance) because I want to binge-read it all at once, from beginning to end. I'll try to start reading it though, just in case you make any more references.

But enough about that, onto the story review! As always, the story was well-written and amazing, and the characterization was perfect, especially with Eddie and Johnny. Heck, I'm still smiling from the Scriddler moments in this fic. It's also really sweet to see Eddie open up about his past to his son. It's a sore topic for him, as any of his fans know, so it's nice to see him open up to someone close to him during the course of this story. And finally, with Alan's negative impression of Johnny, it makes me wonder what would happen if Ada and Nikola met Johnny? (although with the amount of stories you plan to write, I probably shouldn't be asking for more)

Amazing story overall, and I can't wait for the next one! Keep up the amazing work! :)

IM NOT CRYING ITS RAINING ON MY FACE. Seriously. This was heart-wrenchingly beautiful. I stumbled across your fics a couple months ago, and I am hooked. I love your Jonathan/Scarecrow, and the 'bots are so precious, and everything is perfect and everything hurts and I just have a lot of feelings I'm sorry I'll stop now.