Fixed At Her Teen

Author's Note

I can't express in words how grateful I am. You've been soo supportive for the last three-four months. This book was never planned. It is a result of your love for Julser - Her Adopted Baby's Daddy.

I never had the intention of making a sequel. But when you, my amazing readers, asked for it, I couldn't decline. Every chapter is written with the intention of creating something new for my readers.

I try my very best not to be clichè, but there are times when I can't help it. Sometimes, clichè is exactly what we need. My storyline is very original though. I don't go about stealing people's idea. You might have read a story quiet similar to this somewhere - I don't know - but I promise you that I haven't. This book and every other book I've written is based solely on my imagination.

The stress a writer goes through isn't a fun one. Of course we get excited when an idea for a book pops into our heads but the process of putting it into words is a journey on its own. We dream up characters and make a life for them that they become soo real. We create a world where we control everything and anything that happens. And when we end it, we find it hard to let go of those characters. It is fun, but very very stressful. The one thing that gets me through - I don't know about other writers - is reading the comments. Comments like: I love your book, please update more and many other comments that makes me smile and makes me give you all another triple update. 😊

Being a writer isn't easy. Even if its our first book or umpteenth book, good or bad, clichè or not, short or long; please be supportive. I'm not saying this for myself alone but on behalf of every single writer on wattpad or radish or anywhere else. Being a writer is a gift, but we don't become professionals overnight. It takes time. Ten more books later and we might still be a novice. But try to support. Comments like: Take down this book. It's nonsense is very heart breaking.

Comments like that crushes people's dream. Who knows, some writer out there might have stopped writing because of a comment like that. A writer who might have become the very best after a few or a thousand trials. If you have something negative to say about an author's book, keep it to yourself. He/She never forced you to read their book. You went looking for it.

So please, no more bad comments.

This Author's Note is to appreciate my readers and also to make my readers understand what a writer goes through and to help stop bullying -in a way. If you see a bad comment on anyone's book. Reply to the person: Go write your own and let's see how it turns out.

#HelpStopBullying! #HSB!

We all have a freedom of expression and choice.

Everyone has a right to write up something and publish it, its our right to also choose what we read. If its not good, shut up and don't read it.

Sighs.

Well, enough about writers in general.

I really appreciate everyone who voted and commented on my book. Everyone who's followed the story from Her Adopted Baby's Daddy to Fixed At Her Teen.

If you're a HABD Reader, notify yourself 🙋🙋

I see you.

Well thank you sooo much.

This journey was unexpected but it turned out well, don't you think.

Tell me what ship names you came up with for Ivy and Dave. I'd love to see them.

Last words before I finally let go of this book.

To all Just The Right Black fans.

Yeaaaaaaah! I know.

I apologize for the delay. This book is finally over but I'm gonna need some time before I begin publishing chapters on JTRB.

I'm gonna write some chapters before I decide its time to publish it. But you're gonna have to bear with me cause school resumes in June and I'm not sure if or when I'll have time to do it.

But I'm gonna complete it, no doubt about that. It's inevitable. I don't leave things unfinished.

So Yea.

It's a wrap.

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February 1 - May 12 (Start - Finish)

Don't skip this Author's Note

Please read it.

Very important.

Thanks soo much guys,

Jane Lanett ❤