Hi dear reader!

I'm still new to writing.
English literature and I are more like friends with benefits - we get along, but I don't know it very deeply. So please don't expect extremely fancy vocabulary or highly polished writing here.

Also, English isn't my first language. And honestly... I confidently make mistakes in my first language too. So yes, let's keep expectations realistic.

You're always welcome to share your thoughts if something doesn't work for you. Criticism is okay, just please try to be kind while doing it. Kindness really goes a long way.

And while you're spending your time reading this, I'd suggest something. If a scene makes you feel something, try commenting it there. A line you loved, a moment that made you smile, or even something that frustrated you. It's nice to look back someday and remember what a story made you feel.

One small request: please refrain from comparing or mentioning characters from other books here. I completely understand the feeling. Readers often connect characters with ones they've loved before. But for a writer, it sometimes makes it feel like our characters may never find a place of their own. So let's allow them to exist in their own world.

Ideas can sometimes resemble things you may have read before, that happens with stories. But an entire scene can never truly be the same. I assure you nothing here is copied, and I hope this work is respected the same way too.

Alright, enough talking...

Let's step into the story.

See you there.

Reva