Caelan

@Viperbite7089 https://discord.gg/3bncX6xt :)

@Shollsha <3 I know the feeling! Sleep is important, and it'll be here when you wake up! Sweet dreams!

@Leo81194 Thanks so much! :) I try hard to keep up a good schedule! Maybe one day I'll be one of those authors who can post randomly, like three times a year updates, and still have a huge following. Tbf, though, those stories are FANTASTIC, and I'm RUNNING to the story every time I get that notification, even when it's months later. Haha! Maybe someday! :P

Really tho the plot is almost as amazing as how consistent u keep ur update schedule, color me impressed! ;)

Well it’s good enough that it doesn’t even need to be finished! >:3

@sjandon06 Thanks! I really enjoyed writing it! It practically wrote itself!

@yasqueeeeeenn101 Thanks for the kind words! This means more to me than you'll ever know!

@Rebecca699115 Thanks!! I think I might need it more than I realized when I first started it. It turned into a monster of a story, and I just want to get the love birds back together again, but there's so much PLOT to be had first. Ughhh! LMAO. I just posted Chapter 21 of Lightning Serenade, though! Enjoy!

I've been reading all of them, after reading Unexpected. Thanks for the information about updates and good luck with Saint Status, once you get the motivation at least! 

@Rebecca699115
            
            I update Lightning Serenade every 5 days!
            
            Unexpected is completed. 
            
            As for Saint Status... I'm struggling with that one right now. If that's the one you're waiting on, let me know, and maybe that'll be enough motivation for me to finish up the chapter I've been writing for months now. Lmao.

@smileyfacepalm I'm honored and humbled. :)

@Caelan_94 :0
            
            That's so smart, your majesty.
            
            The any pronouns thing for some reason makes ma'am and sir seem inappropriate, so now you're the writing queenking

@smileyfacepalm I just follow the dopamine. Lmao! I have a neat idea, make an outline, and then write a few hours every day until I get tired of the idea. Sometimes I'll switch to a different idea, and that gives me enough room to figure out how to get motivated again for my other stories. Sometimes I just take a few days to read other people's work. Since I've started writing, I've enjoyed other people's work even more and appreciated the work that goes into it. I also notice different techniques they used instead of just glossing over them like I used to before I started writing myself.
            
            I've always wanted to write. I started in middle school, but never really had the motivation to keep any one story going. When I got the idea for Saint Status in my head and it was still there months later (but even better with the finer details coming later as I daydreamed about it), I just knew I had to at least try writing it down.
            
            I'll put notes right into my outlines that speak directly toward me (like INTRODUCE CHARACTER HERE or HINT AT THIS! DON'T SPELL IT OUT! THE READER IS SMARTER THAN YOU GIVE THEM CREDIT FOR!) so then I'll know exactly what I was thinking when I get to that part of my outline as I'm writing. I let the chapters decide themselves naturally, so even when I tried making an outline go by chapter, it would get all messed up within the first few chapters anyway because it just landed differently as I was writing it.