A/N: Just a few questions I figured y'all would have.
Q: Why do you let people send you messages?
A: I don't mind, unless it's spam or advertisement. I am always seeking for improvement and if you guys will send me messages, I don't mind. Also, I sometimes want cover pictures from other authors and if someone wants it, for some reason, I would be happy to send it to you.
Q: Why is the first chapter so different from the chapters towards the end?
A: I started this story two years ago, in 2016. My teacher wanted us to do something productive and I didn't like the options so low and behold, you have this book. And after writing this book, I realized I wanted to write more, so yep.
Q: What is the big deal with Mrs. Sally?
A: As you know, I cut the book short. Mrs. Sally is actually Damien's mother, and there was going to be a big deal about that, but there isn't considering the plot was a little too crazy. She was also going to help Caroline in some way, I just don't know in what way.
Q: What grade is Caroline in?
A: Caroline is a senior/grade 12. She had flashbacks to freshman/grade 9 alot but I should've done a better job clarifying that. My bad.
Q: Why is there no talk about Parker's gang?
A:Again, the book ended too soon.
Q: Why did you write a chapter about Sponsor's Day? What's the point of it?
A: I wrote that chapter to move the plot along. That was going to be Caroline's first major encounter with Mrs. Sally which was going to lead to a bigger relationship. I also wrote that chapter to put in a school activity.
Q: What is the relevance of Regina and Sarah?
A: Honestly, Sarah and Regina was my way of telling you guys to not judge someone too quickly, not to judge someone by first glance, and to keep your guard up a little with people. It's always good to make new friend, you just have to be cautious. You'll see the signs if they are a good person or not.
Q: How does Caroline live in one city, but still manage to go to another school from her old one?
A: School rivalry, I guess. I was going to write a chapter on that, but I kinda lost interest in the book. It's not really lost interest, it's more like distaste in how I formed my plot.
IF there are any more questions, comment down below and I'll add it to this Q&A.
Peace out peeps.
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