Hello! This is your dear author, what will this book be? Not a story!
It's where I'll write something I want you to know, or that I simply want to write and I will answer to whatever you wanna know! About my stories, about me (if you're interested)...
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Grace Sonya Miller is a 20 years old girl, she's an aspiring journalist and is quite known in her college. People don't know a lot about her, but they wouldn't describe her as a social butterfly, she was shy, introvert, thoughtful and quiet. But when it came to work she was a completely different person. Grace was from Nashville, Tennessee. But she moved to Seoul in South Korea at the age of 18. She's not very fluent in Korean but being the smart girl she is, she's quickly learning and is able to have conversations without too many issues. In 2016, she gets obsessed with the newly girl group debuted under YG Entertainment called BLΛƆKPIИK composed by four girls: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa. Now that Grace lives in Seoul, she decides to make her mission to discover more and more about her idols. And hopefully, with some good articles about them, with sensational scoops, she will finally fulfill her dream.
Lisa Michelle Cimorelli as Grace Sonya Miller πππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ
I stopped writing this story after like 3 chapters... Why?
Well, this story was my very very first BP fanfiction. As you can see I made up an imaginary character cuz an Y/N might not have been the best idea. You might be wondering "You have a storyline, you've good the idea, you have everything you need to write a book why did you abandoned it?"
Simple. I'm not sure about the outcome and if it would be liked and low-key I'm considering if to convert it in a book for a specific ship maybe not in the BP group or if to even continue it.
Here's the thing when you write, sometimes, it's okay to decide to abandon a book. If you're not satisfied, you won't be able to keep writing it, nor you'll be able to deliver the readers your best. There's no shame in discontinuing, deleting or abandoning a story before even publishing it to have feedbacks. Sometimes it's the better choice. You'll have more ideas and eventually you'll come up with something you like. Or just like I do, leave the book there, without deleting it or anything, just there in your drafts, who knows a day you might have the right inspiration and make that story work.
I have TONS of stories of every type that I have there in my draft since 2015, which is when I started using Wattpad. Maybe they'll never be published or never be completed, but I like to see the progresses/decisions I made, remind myself what I didn't like, etc.
