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Thank you for your wonderful new chapter! I love the secret room and the trio's new wands. Hopefully they will help them keep away from both Dumbledore and Voldemort. The secret passage to their room is also excellent. Incredible update to your fabulous story! Can't wait to read about their shopping trip!

so good that the house likes them too !!!!!! so eating marshmello's and hot chocolate !!!!!! thanks for the update !!!!!!

I know this is on the first chapter but I wanted to write to and let you know I love readying your stories and can't wait to see which on you update next

really enjoying this story

I really like the Blue Lady's sweet demeanor :) so far though Red is my favorite. You make them so sweet together and they work so well together, i can't wait for the more to come, along with their shopping day

i truly do like this story. it has a totally different feel from most of your others. far more relaxed in content and pace. It feels kind of 'slice of life' though, because it's harry and they're wizards, the house seems to posses it's own magic, is full of ghosts and already cares for them. they're wizards. Even if it's 'just' three lovers restoring their newly possessed home, they don't do normal. :P

Thank you for your absolutely amazing update! It is so nice that Sirius, Severus and Harry are getting to be so happy together, away from all the manipulations and fuss. Hopefully soon Madam Bones will realize what a jerk Dumbledore has been to Harry, and brings him in on charges of child neglect and abuse. Fabulous new chapter! I love the way the house is not only protecting them, but helping to repair itself. Can't wait for more!

love it that the house and goust are helping !!!!!! thanks for the update !!!

Wonderful as usual! Just one thing, and it's a historical nitpick... Jane Seymour, Henry VIII's third wife, was the mother of his only surviving son. She died of infection, or "childbed fever", when her son was 12 days old. Catherine Parr was his sixth wife and had no children by him or her previous two husbands, although she did give birth to a daughter by her fourth husband, Jane Seymour's brother Thomas, and also died of infection following the birth. The child, Mary Seymour, most likely died in young childhood, as there are no mentions of her on record following her second birthday.

Wonderful story so far :) never come across this idea before and the pairing choice is nice too ;) I really like the historical ghost choices and look forward to what happens next