Household (A SDS & Child reader)

A/N and Changes to the story

Hello to my dear readers! I'm sorry for not posting in a long time. I've been having a hard time getting my motivation to write and more importantly, I started school again and will be busy, MUCH more busy. I will try to get every chapter out as soon as I can from now on, with or without motivation. But, there is something I need to address regarding the book.

This will no longer be a Y/N story, but an OC one.
I've talked with a friend for a long time about my book and we've developed scenarios and ideas for the book that would be nice for plot. But that's the thing, "(Y/N)" has developed a personality that follows more of an OC rather than your regular reader, It has begun to be feel weird writing the chapters referring to the reader as (Y/N) and my friend has even told me it was weird for them to text me about referring to the reader as (Y/N).

But the reader will still be able to imagine themselves or their desired OC or whatever in the OC's place. Their personality won't change from how they were already written as in the story. I will be making just very few changes to the introductory chapter of the book and changing all of Y/N's perspective to the OC's. The looks of how they're drawn won't change. Simply the name. That's it.

I'm sorry if you don't like this change. But do know, I began writing this book because I didn't see this type of content anywhere else, so I made this content for my enjoyment. If you don't like the changes, simply remove the book from your library if you put it in and/or block me. Don't go posting comments of how you dislike the changes. Keep it to yourself.

Now regarding information for the OC-

"Candice Bright" a.k.a Canvas "Cee" Blank

As a young child, she loved to play pretend, act, and impersonate her favorite characters from shows she has watched. From family, she began to become known as Canvas Blank referring to how she can easily act/copy a character and make it seem like she is that character(despite some voices being hard to do). Cee is simply a shorter version of Canvas.

This nickname than spread to her friends and nobody referred to her actual name and she loved it- Cee liked the thought of nicknames and thought it was nice everyone she knew referred to her as Cee.

Thank you for reading this if you did.