T R I C K S T E R [BNHA x Reader]

straight to the point, the dreaded

*Inhales*

Fuck.

I really don't want to do this but-- this book may be discontinued.

*Cue everybody rioting and coming after me with unfollows and hate comments*

U h

My motivation to continue this book is out the window for the most part, much like my old Pokémon Oneshots book on Wattpad.

So much for Father's Day Special, yeah?

I really didn't have too much of an idea on how I would let this go but for the sake of y'all knowing the back story: here's a explanation

The reader had known of her friend's depression and helped him with it for a long time, if he cried she cried. Of course, he felt like he was a burden even though she insisted he wasn't.

She thought she was getting him further and further away from those thoughts but really he was closer, but hid it very well. Sound familiar?

So on Friday afternoon, sun shining down. They walked to the train station to get home as they usually did together. Only that today, only one of them will make it back.

"Hey, thanks for everything, [Y/N]," he said after their conversation.

"Huh, what do you mean--?"

And with a smile and wave he jumped in the way of the train.

Yeah.

I can hear the sounds of angry teens and I'm scared but at least I told you guys.

This book just recently got popular too, damn.

Posting this chapter will be really hard for me, since I fear disappointment a whole lot but I'd rather not pull a reader and lie saying it will be a hiatus.

I can't bring myself to write something I don't want to anymore. My inspiration has run dry and so has my patience, yours too most likely. If I write further it won't feel right and definitely, you'd see how it affects the story. So from this point forward, I'm afraid that T R I C K S T E R will be discontinued.

I know how it feels when a good book gets discontinued, if you even count this as one. It's so fucking annoying but please understand.

I hope my books or whatnots in the future will not come to this.

Thank you for following on this short-lived writing journey, I hope I see some of you in my next one.