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@Fenneciel hvt I vtvuvuv

I also deleted I Despise You.

@Fenneciel hmmm, 

:D

@Fenneciel yay!

@Fenneciel que bueno :3

@Fenneciel I like both, I do like the yandere  ones more In your style tho

@Fenneciel I do like the yandere but at the same time I like the normal story's so I'm torn between the to.

I like Normal, but at the same time not, yuh no? Like no yanderee or killing but it's still exciting, I'm not to good at explaining

@cristinaaranda986 then you may share it.

@Fenneciel  PERDON POR RSPONDE TARDE  ,SI EL DE CANAME ,Y TAMBIEN COMPARTIRE TU ÉRFIL PARA DEARTE CREDITO

@cristinaaranda986 Ah yes. Here was what I had responded with: Thank you for liking my books. I don’t know Spanish, so I put this through a translator. What exactly do you mean by share my book? And which CanAme book are you speaking about? You aren’t inconveniencing me at all, I enjoy talking to you and those who appreciate my work.

@Fenneciel  no le haguas caso ese neobook te pone virus

@xtierass_2bra No. What is that?

@Fenneciel hope you're recovering well, take your time & rest well.

@Fenneciel we're just glad youre fine**

@Fenneciel omg!!!... Fvck the chapters, we're youre atleast alive!!!! Hope you get alright soon!...

@AnnoyingAqua_ WOOW TYSM!!

@AnnoyingAqua_ I would say write out a general plot line (doesn’t have to be detailed) and have an idea for what you want the end of the story to be. It would also be wise to come up with a good description something that is interesting and informative enough for the reader to know what they’re getting into but not too much that it spoils the book. For every book I write I have an ending in mind and already have characters planned out. Plan out your characters and what their purpose in the story is. At first it may seem daunting to finish a book especially when you exhaust yourself putting out chapters but try to pace yourself in writing and always try to find new inspirations. If you have people that like your book read their comments to motivate you and always remember what your ending will be. Try to also do foreshadowing and symbolism. Works are always more interesting to read when you can look deeper into the meaning. Some of my own works include subtle symbolism that most people may not realize. An example can be in Literature, eating together can sometimes symbolize intercourse. So for “A Brother’s Bond” when Mexico is eating the popcorn and expecting America, it symbolizes and implies that America and Mexico have done the deed. Of course most of the symbolism is just small things that don’t really take away from the whole work if you don’t realize them but it is still always fun to include them as an Easter egg of sorts that’s fun for readers to reread and theorize if what you put had a deeper meaning. Sorry for the late response, I have been busy with other things.