Because Of Her.

Author's Note! (MUST READ)

Hey yaa!! Guysss. So I am writing this after reading your comments and personal messages. At first I thought to reply to you but replying to each one of you guys individually is gonna take so much time so I am collectively writing here since most of you have the same queries, demand or should I say—frustration.

When I started writing BECAUSE OF HER I had this huge plot planned out beforehand and what I am posting or posted till now let's just say I have not stuck to my original plot completely. Sometimes I change my original idea into a new one as it fits and to me it turned out good considering I got more future ideas.

I know from past few chapters you guys have spread love to my characters, always into them, feeling their emotions and understanding their choices but now in the last chapter I posted some of you felt like it's getting way out of hand.

To those people I want to say it is getting out of hand. There's no doubt about that. Because that's how misunderstanding, miscommunication and wrong judgement works. Now if you have noticed it's not them creating any issue or obstacles between them—it's the circumstances, the people around them and their bad choices that are making it harder for them. It's something that has been done way before in the previous book but now it's catching up on the second book because that's how secrets come out. Always at the wrong time.

I know you guys want me to just throw them together and then deal with consequences or any problem coming their way but don't you think it's going to be the same that happened in book one?

In book one they're on and off then again on and off for most of the chapters. I know I wrote it that way but I didn't condemn it in any way. It was just a temporary fix for them until the major turn of events separated them resulting into the next book. Where they're navigating themselves. In book one their happiness was short lived, sometimes it lasted one day sometimes two days but not more than that due to the secrets waiting to be unravelled.

Similarly right now despite their fight, their differences, many more things are pending that need to be sorted out. As an author I can't let those things be kept in the dark. Maybe you guys haven't noticed it yet but what if some more observant reader pointed it out when they reached the end. They get the disappointment which we call a plot hole and I don't want it.

Each chapter I am writing is leading to one mystery getting solved, one incident getting it's truth which was a suspense in book one. I am not writing just for the sake of making them fall in love.

It's not just a love story, it's a story about how two people despite have feelings for each other still can't be together, they make wrong decisions, surrounded by self indulgence, it involves not only exploring and learning new things together but unlearning many things we imbibe from different perspective (whether of someone else or our own) and hold deep within us.

Their love in this book is deeply unhappy and flawed to the extreme. So I am writing to have their growth reflect in the future when they're more mature and have learnt from their past mistakes.

Don't see it as a problem catching on to them, see it as one more problem getting its solution because if it comes out when they're together then it would have caused more issues between them. That will be more toxic compared to the toxicity you're calling now. Yes what is happening is toxic but they're not toxic as a person, the situations around them are getting toxic.

If I just bring them together when Eva can't trust Liam—hell to anyone right now and Liam making bad choices/ decisions to have Eva back. It's going to be more messy. Being in a relationship and then going through this makes you more emotionally drained rather than going through this separately because they're right now each other enemies. They can do anything without any boundation, not owning to someone. No matter what, they're sabotaging the good things but individually. In the end they have their own self to blame.