Short Stories from Yours Truly

Short Stories from Yours Truly

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The title says it all. I'm going to be uploading various stories of different lengths and styles here, just playing around with words and seeing what the result is. I might be a little slow on the upload occasionally, because I'm pretty busy with Patchwork's second draft (which I haven't published yet). I might also be doing two parters from time to time, because I like cliffhangers a lot and plus there's only so many pages you can put in a chapter before the reader starts getting bored. So yeah. Have fun reading this
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April O'Neil: So, you wrote a book... Me: A long-ass book. April: A long-ass book! How did it come about? Me: Well, actually, I was just looking for a xreader story with an adult Donnie, where the female character is strong and independent, doesn't need to be rescued all the time, and isn't a giggling schoolgirl. April: And you didn't find anything? Me: Don't get me wrong, April! There are so incredibly great fanfics and xreader stories out there, and I ate them all up! But I needed a new kick and I wanted something epic, dramatic that involved the mystical powers of the turtles and their further developments. April: And then you started writing yourself? Me: The story came about on its own. In my head. And at some point I just had to write it down, otherwise I would have exploded. With the writing, it didn't become a typical xreader story with the "y/n" in it, because that had irritated me. I know that the "y/n" comes out of an inclusive thought, and I think that's good and right. Unfortunately it blocked me, the heroine in my story was too complex and too concrete, and so I gave it up, even if it was no longer a real xreader story. April: And now you're writing a second book? Me: Exactly. The sequel. I'm on it. April: Do you want to give us a little teaser? Me: Well, there's still Leo and his complicated relationship with my heroine. And in the sequel, he finds out that he actually likes rabbits, too. April: Yeeeah? Me: No, no - I don't want to give too much away! April: Am I also on board again? Me: Oh yeah. *smirks* April: Come on, truffle! Don't be so reserved! Me: You kiss her. April: WHAT?! .... This is the sequel - you find the first book on my site. Have fun ^^

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