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Nicolette: Your new update made me cryyy! Whyyy
Xavier: Oh really? Sorry my bad 😅
Nicolette: It's okay, I like tragic stories, anyway 😂
Xavier: Why did you say so?
Nicolette: A lot goes on in our brains when we read sad, emotional, or tragic films, and what's surprising is that a lot of this brain activity actually promotes feelings of happiness, closeness in our relationships, and a sense of community. Say what, now?
Xavier: Oh. You really have a nice speech.
Nicolette: Oh, thank you!
Xavier: But I think my story is not a tragic ending.
Nicolette: What why
Xavier: 'Coz I hate tragics.
Nicolette: Hmm Maybe you're not brave enough
Xavier: Me? Tragedies are stories that promote the idea that we do not have control over our destinies.
Nicolette: And maybe a happy ending doesn't include a guy, maybe it's you, in your own, picking up the pieces and starting over. Freeing yourself up for something better in the future. Maybe the happy ending is just moving on.
Xavier: Who said I like happy ending?
Nicolette: I mean, you don't like tragics, right?
Xavier: Yeah
Nicolette: So you probably like happy ending
Xavier: Nah. I like happy, but not ending. In other words, I want a happiness without ending.
Nicolette: Okay woah. A twist But you're just spoiling me...
Xavier: Lol sorry
Nicolette: It's okay lmao. So you're telling me... hindi matatapos ang kwentong sinusulat mo ngayon?
Xavier: No no I mean, yeah. But probably because I am only writing the story. But for my readers, I still want them to imagine on what will happen to the main characters after I finish writing it. As a writer, I still want them to imagine those characters with happiness. Nothing more. I will just let their imagination to think on what will happen next.
Nicolette: You're the best Author after all! A-boy-who-likes-happy-but-not-ending, eh?
Xavier: Okay stop
Nicolette: HAH! Kidding Nice talking to you, Mr. Author 😂🤙
