I just want to start by saying this is not fiction neither is it non fiction. It's somewhere in the middle. Like the difference between when your story is told by your rivals in comparison to when it's told by your fans. Those little extra added peppers and spices can make a story deviate from the truth either slightly or a lot. For example when you see the term 'based on a true story' how much of it is based on the true story? 50% or less? Maybe more. I think when need to start considering added the percentage of ingredients on the packaging like the food industry. I've changed a couple of petty things like a yellow Lamborghini to a white Ferrari simply because on the day I feel like that's what I was driving on the day. Let's just say I manifest things differently.
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Chocolate Finesse
Short StoryA short story, marginally based on real events. Boy meets girl during a hot summer in London. It is all beautiful fireworks until the smoke clears... A Billie Hendrix saga.
