You know those really cute stories where they get married at the end and have 1284282481839582 kids and live in a big mansion?
Yeah, those are great, except it's not always the case.
In all honesty, happy endings are great. All readers want a happy ending. But, it can get boring when every single story has a happy fairytale ending.
Sometimes sad or unorthodox endings can be the best option. It creates emotion, confusion, and an open door for suspense.
Endings that create mystery and room for theories can really attract people to your book. For example, Meadow Lake by _DaniMoon_ has that kind of ending. I won't spoil it for anyone, just in case you haven't read. (But it is so good like go read it before I throw my chair)
Lmao I just hit my cat with my chair
aND BTW WE ARE ALMOST AT 3K READS WE CAN DO IT GUYS
That's about it.
These are getting so freaking short I need to spend some more time on these.
(my cat is okay.)
