Pillow Talks
🌟 Wattys 2015
By EmSlough
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Synopsis |
"I need you to sleep with me."
"Well,hey.",Jesse said, a slow grin spreading across his face,"I usually try and get to know the girl first,but this agreement is on your terms."
My cheeks warmed,"I didn't mean it like that.",I said,"I suffer from insomnia and I need you to help me sleep."
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Review|
Pillow talks is about finding love and being your true self. Making mature decisions about love whether or not you want to can be hard which Pillow Talks shows. Sometimes you have to stand back and think about what is best for you and the other person. A lot of people have a hard time making those decisions. Most of the time it's the poisonous relationships, luckily for the characters in Pillow Talks that's not the case. In this story the main characters are about to go into adulthood and have to go through the conflicting emotions that come with that. Especially with the love that grew between them.
When I first added this story it didn't have many parts to it so I let it sit in the library for awhile and then eventually I forgot about it. Has you may have noticed I do that a lot. I think something about the first few chapters must have annoyed me. I probably thought it was going to be another cliché story claiming to be different because I have read a story that had a similar theme to it. The girl couldn't sleep without someone next to her either and eventually the "deal" turns into love.
Then I updated my books and saw that many of them now had the watty stamp of approval. Pillow Talks was one of them. So I decided to give it another shot from where I left off.
Warning: There is no sequel, but EmSlough is working on a prequel.
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