Hello! My name is Fatyn and I'm 14 years old. I've been in love with reading and writing books since I was 9. It sometimes look like a dream that is impossible to reach since I'm still studying and stuff. I don't really think I'm able to achieve being an author.
Sometimes, I found myself in a situation where it's just the time to give up because I don't have the motivation to write anything. It's exhausting because people constantly trying to demotivate me from doing things that I love. I gave up easily but I'm trying my best on this Wattpad. Just wish me all the best. I would also love to thank you guys for actually reading this. It made me feel emotional. People probably won't notice this Wattpad anyways. But I'm still hoping for y'all to enjoy this.
I made this Wattpad myself actually. With no help of others. The character's name, storyline, writing, uploading, the cover and actually everything about this Wattpad was made by me. Yes. The 14 years old girl. My grammar still needs a lot of improvement so please do not criticise my english skills. I'm still a student so I probably won't be able to post much. Also exams are around the corner. Please wish me luck on my exam! I'll try my best to upload chapters.
- please do not proceed with this Wattpad if you think you're gonna end up criticising my work just because I'm a 14 y/o kid. It ain't funny if you tryna make fun of my age. "Oh she's a kid she can't write!" Well I'm not particularly confident it'll match to your likings but at least I have the courage to post it and be creative with my imagination. Your meaningless criticism won't affect me in any way. It'll just make you look stupid.
Anyways, thank you again readers for reading this. I hope you enjoy the story!!
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It Was Supposed To Be Us
Romance"Stay away from me!" Keiisha said while holding onto a dagger and pointing it to the mage. ------------------------- It's such a rare scene to see the 'villain' crying in front of everyone, the mages thought to themselves. Especially when it is to p...
