Letters to Marinette [Complete]

Author's Note

Let's get one thing straight first: the title is a pun for 'Letters to Juliet' which is a Drama/Romance film from 2010. The movie plot is completely different to my story so there is no need to worry about the film in advance.

This is my first actual Miraculous Ladybug FanFic, so I apologise if my writing is a bit different to you from other authors.

The only reason why I'm writing this book is because I am a fan of Miraculous Ladybug and I've always wanted to write my own story about it from what I've imagined for those characters.

My books used to be Marichat sin because I've read a couple Miraculous FanFictions on Wattpad (that includes Mature Content) and most of those books go from 0 to 100 real fast.

If you are one of those authors, I apologise if I am offending you. It just that— my whole life, I was taught that sex, in another phrase, literally means 'making love', right? And I was taught true love doesn't happen just like that: it's a process.

I believed people would only have sex with their soul mates who would love and care for them because they knew that they were most definitely going to spend the rest of their lives together so they wouldn't need to rush into sex immediately— only when the time is right.

I have utmost respect for those authors who manage to pull it off: write about Marichat sin in such a way that it seems as if Marinette and Chat are the only people in the world; that they love each other with all their hearts and will forever be together because they know they are soul mates and that nothing can come between them (especially clothes😂... 😐Sorry about that).

I wanted to be one of those authors who wrote about sex in a slow and believable way that shows people the true meaning of why people should really be doing it: literally to 'make love'.

But now all sin is removed because I realize that a good book does not need to include inappropriate scenes to be miraculous.

Enjoy reading, lovers.

[The characters in this book are not my own and neither is the art for the cover of this book— credit goes to the artists.]