Hi everyone,
These past few months have been crazy and difficult, also boring, so I thought I would log back into this account which I haven't visited in nearly 4 years.
And it amazed me that there are still people adding Yellow to their reading lists, voting, and commenting, especially because I have always been so inconsistent in updating, and I felt it only right to give you guys (or, whoever is still interested in this story after so long!) a little update on where I am in editing this as I said in my other author's note a long time ago.
Long story short, I'm rewriting Yellow for the third ish time now, and I'm nearly done this draft, which is quite different from the original, but I feel is more in tune with where I wanted this story to be when I started writing it at 15.
And for anyone who happens to read this, I just wanted to see if anyone would be interested in me posting the new version of Yellow on here as a new story. I would love to share it with you all. If so, please let me know!
All in all, thank you for all your sweet responses on this story over the years, it really has a special place in my heart and I'm so glad people connect with it even though I wrote it when I was much younger and probably pretty embarrassing. I wish you all the best -- stay safe in this crazy pandemic we're experiencing and be kind to yourselves <3
Sending lots of love,
Jenn
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Yellow (editing)
Teen Fiction❝She was a sunflower, and even though she never faced the sun, she was still beautiful.❞ When Finnegan Annson reunites with his anything-but-boring, garden-scented childhood friend Orenda May Castellano on a cold winter day, it's no secret that his...
