Thank you for reading!

The twists and turns in this piece! I couldn't have guessed the ending and I loved how fast it moved. I was curious every minute of reading. And I can't help but feel bad for Tina - she let her emotions

Oh! I'm embarrassed. Thank you for pointing that out!

My first Ink Well prompt story! Wasn't able to work on it as much as I wanted but I'm thankful to have had the inspiration to start!

I enjoyed reading this! I'm so curious to learn more about the Harris's. Of course I'm curious to learn about what the coin exactly does (where are they going?!) but I'm also intrigued by their relationship.

This story is so fun but I almost feel guilty for delighting in it (please heal up soon!) I loved the to-do list format. I also love, love this line: "Seven thousand, eight hundred and forty days.

Thank you so much, @agmore for your kind comments! As I wrote this, I started to explore ideas of resentment and revenge, yes. I'm so glad you found value in it.

I love the spooky atmosphere of this story & appreciate the perfect pacing.

Thank you so much for your encouragement!

Thank you so much for reading. I appreciate your insightful comment!

Thank you! And yup, I've read and commented on some of the lovely work other's have shared.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read and comment!

I love the idea of a slipspace pocket. You've done such a good job executing this idea but I wish I could spend more time in this universe. I hope it's an idea you write more about in the future!

I love how you interpreted the prompt! You've described such a vivid, heartbreaking depiction of grief. Thank you for sharing this <3

Thank you!