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my_drarry_recsTitle: Stop All the Clocks (This Is the Last Time I’m Leaving Without You)
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firethesound
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 44,000 Approx.
Summary: Living with Draco was difficult; living without him is unbearable. But if there’s one thing Harry learned from the war, it’s that even when one life ends, the rest of the world goes right on living.
Warning(s): Major Character Death
This story is heart-breaking beautiful. It's without doubt one of the best Character Death story I've ever read.
The author wrote perfectly the devastating pain that is to lose the most important person in your life, and I have no words to describe how beautiful and painful it is this journey, seeing their relationship begin, bloom and end in this tragic way, everything Harry went through until he's trying for the first time to find solace after his loss. It's amazing and painful and beautiful.
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firethesound Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 44,000 Approx.
Summary: Living with Draco was difficult; living without him is unbearable. But if there’s one thing Harry learned from the war, it’s that even when one life ends, the rest of the world goes right on living.
Warning(s): Major Character Death
This story is heart-breaking beautiful. It's without doubt one of the best Character Death story I've ever read.
The author wrote perfectly the devastating pain that is to lose the most important person in your life, and I have no words to describe how beautiful and painful it is this journey, seeing their relationship begin, bloom and end in this tragic way, everything Harry went through until he's trying for the first time to find solace after his loss. It's amazing and painful and beautiful.
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Date: 2014-04-07 12:00 pm (UTC)Also, I'm not sure if I mentioned this before, but as much as this story is about loss, it is about healing, too.