@Christine326020 Alright, well, what had happened was... I can't tell you how I come up with storylines, they just pop up in my head and if I can think of an actual way to develop them, they get written. Usually, it starts off with a series of emails to myself with random bullet points of things I want to happen in the story and bits of dialogue (it's always the conflict that gets written first) before the Google Doc gets created. Then there's a whole list of one-liners and chunks of conversations in a random order that I come up with, which turns into the most chaotic puzzle of all time when trying to turn it into something that makes sense. Half of the pieces I come up with I quite literally dream up because I will have the scene that I wrote last visually replay over and over in my head while I am supposed to sleep until my brain somehow adds more dialogue to it (that I forget about in the morning half the time). All of the above turns into one giant "fill in the blank" game for myself where I then need to find a way to connect everything and let me tell you, I have dug myself so many holes before jajajaja. Lastly, there's a proofread of every chapter where I add more details and where I find out without fault that I should have slept much more before writing and I don't know how to speak English. There's also the occasional re-read of everything I've written before because my memory is awful. And there you have it; chaos in my head on paper!