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I've been working on this novel for almost my whole romance novelist life and I've been revising this story THREE TIMES. Yes, I've deleted the first part of this and I couldn't even remember the title. Then, I posted it again as "Akala mo matalino? Akala mo lang 'yun." and I deleted it right after a year.
I don't want to post either of the other Consoliente's stories because this is the first one. This serves as an introduction for the other stories. Re-reading this made me cringe a lot and reminded me of my immature and asshole-ish days. The other parts made no sense at all and to be honest, the character development was a mess. Cane has no basis for her characteristics and Charles's attitude and personality kept changing.
There's so many loopholes for this story and the plot itself for the current one isn't even developed yet, while Cindy Consoliente's story is already finished and waiting to be published but I can't because the first book of this series isn't even done yet.
I'm deleting this story and hope y'all read this note before it got deleted. This note is going to be posted in my rant book, "Author's Insights". I'm deleting this 24 hours after it got posted so you all have time to read this.
I'm hoping that you all would like the 4th revision of this as much as you liked this cringey ass story. There would be some similarities taken from here but you all have to read from the start to understand it. The only thing will change between the characters are the personality and the development itself.
Thank you all for supporting the Consolientes! See you in the 4th revision, which I'm working on right now.
For the mean time, here's my interpretation of Charles Jeremaiah Del Rosario. I know it's terrible, but I forgot how to draw boys. I am working on a little illustration for my best friend's birthday (I'm four months early) and this served as my warm up. Good day!
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P.S. Materials used are:
Wise buy watercolor palette 0.3 Royal Art Paintbrush (which was given as a gift) 0.4 Faber Castell Watercolor brush Faber Castell Watercolor pencils 0.5 Sharpie Marker 0.2 Unipin Marker Canson cold-press watercolor paper Kleenex (for lifting techniques)
