Beautiful writing as always, my love!

Hey LOVE your group on facebook and I LOVE your fanfictions! Can you write some more? On the Musketeers Series 3 ep 2,3,4,5 ect PLEASE

Eh... so once more first I read about season 3 and then have a possibility to watch... nut it is better that not having contact with it at all. So I am doing it aware and on purpose :))
Great story. I love d'Artagnan's definition of fine! :))
Am I right to suspect that Aramis is not with them?! :(((((

Awwww so loved that!great missing scene

Thanks for the missing scene, I wondered as well how d'Artagnan was fine after being knocked unconscious. Great job!

Oh, my! I love, love, love this! Can't wait for more from you!

Enjoyed this a lot! And for me, it was a missing scene about a missing scene as the version I watched only showed the explosion happening with nothing after it. And I'm pretty certain another scene was cut for time as well later in the episode. Thanks for this story!

I so want the new season here, but I'm okay with spoilers. This was wonderfully done, as with all your writing. If I can't have season 3, I'll live on great stories instead.

Short but sweet. A great example of excellent writing once again, where I felt exactly what the POV character was going through. And thanks for the shout out to Aramis.

Shame that's just a one shot was pretty darn good and as for spoilers,well it's just made me look forward to the episode even more.

What an absolutely lovely tag for this first episode of the new season. You captured all the boys' voices wonderfully and this was a pleasure to read. Thanks for sharing!

Aw, that was so nice! Wasn't the new first episode AWESOME? lol

I really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing...

Having not seen the episode, I still get the heaviness that d'Artagnan must be feeling. He is tired and weary and his friends care about him. All that came across so well.

This was well written and it fits perfectly between those particular scenes. I think the battle scenes were so well done in this episode that it's easy to picture d'Artagnan being exhausted to the point of collapse.

Well done!