Went from reading Yellow to looking up your others stories. I saw that this was a sequal and had to sit with my self and ask my heart 'Can you handle just a little more?'. It said 'yes' so i read...I did better than the last story but I still teared up. This gave me closure too, knowing that Kise passed on.

Cried, this is just so lovely.

Holy crap, you made me cry.

"Yellow" was pretty heart-wrenching on its own, but then you went and wrote this, and the constant wishing of "in a different life" just broke me. Great job.

And I really mean that. It's not sarcastic at all, really; I don't think I've ever read a fanfic that legit made me tear up. Just...the idea of dying before you're ready really shakes me up. And Kise is a character I really identify with, so I feel especially hard for him. God, I'm still tearing up.

This was so sad... T_T

dammit i got teary eyed T_T
y u do this to me?
it was a lovely read.
thanks :)

And I'm here nursing my broken heart back to pieces. I thought I couldn't cry anymore after Yellow. Incidentally, since I only read Yellow yesterday, I still couldn't stop thinking about it and since to check your profile for perhaps more nice AoKise fics lying around. And then I found this sequel. I really really like it as a sequel to Yellow, because it symbolises the feelings they have for each other. And exactly how much Kise hates being dead and all his wistful musings.. 'In a different life', I would have never thought a phrase like that could make me feel so much. There's so much I want to say: about Kise and his apparent selfishness which is awesome by the way, because people can't just hope their loved ones to move on from them so selflessly. I felt so, so sad for Kise here and I kept hoping that perhaps Kuroko would see Kise for a moment like he did at the end of Yellow but what Aomine said to Kise unknowingly was so much more. Kise's initial shock and then relief at Aomine's sweet, sweet words. Omg, thank you really for writing this. I think I can't view this as a fanfic but a proper story already. Really. XD

I cried while reading this D"8 But it's really beautiful xD
Thank you for writing this! xD
I actually found out about this fic on Tumblr ahaha xD

Oh, God, why?
But all in all, it's still a great sequel, especially if you've read it right after Yellow when your feelings are still raw(?). Hah, I didn't need my heart anyways.

I cried... again!
It is so beautiful, but that remains so sad and so inequitable for Aomine and Kise.
Fortunately it finishes with hope for them.

Thank you very much again!

I literally cried my eyes out reading this one. It also got so hard for me to breathe. I felt like I was being sucked clean of oxygen from my lungs. And I was listening to "Evening Sky" by Ailee and I just broke down. I don't know.

Did you cry while writing this!? This is so heartwrenching... ; n ; But I love it so much to be able to hate it...

Literally crying at how beautiful this was. Listening to Windows in Heaven by We Are the In Crowd made me cry even harder, especially when Aomine was "talking" to Kise while going through his box.

*Sobs in a corner at how perfect this one-shot is*

As promised, I keep on reading your other AoKise fic and you stole my tears, again. Goddess I can't stay calm to type right now. This just makes a relieved end for their tragic life, as I can know that Kise has always been there, beside Aomine. I guess this is my last review for you tonight, though at my country, it is already 5.38 am. Thank you for everything

I love Yellow, and I love this! You are an amazing author! I can't stop crying! D'X

can i try to write a story of when they both reincarnated, based on your story?
umm.. if you're willing to lend your story.. it's okay if you dont..
i have to think another plot i guess.
please know you're damn awesome. and i have a love/hate feelings towards this and your other kurobas story, "yellow".
:)

And another wave of tears come as I chance upon this. The ending in Yellow was already good enough but this sequel perfectly added more depth and emotions to their relationship. Once again, thank you