Nova Galaxy

@SARC5ASM I’m glad it helped even just a bit! Sometimes simple stuff ends up being super useful☺️. I’m really excited to see where your story goes—keep it up, you're doing awesome! 

@SARC5ASM Hi! And thank you so much!!  That means a lot! I actually got to read a bit of your HoodiexReader story too—and it's really good, I love your style! 
            
            When it comes to pacing, I’m not sure if I give perfect advice  but I’ll share what works for me! One thing I do is sketch out a general flow of the story—like a graph or outline—just to keep the pacing smooth and avoid rushing things too early. It helps me figure out where I want big scenes or slower emotional moments to happen.
            
            After that, I usually reread the story and check if certain scenes feel too rushed or if they need more buildup or dialogue. Sometimes even reading other books/stories helps me get a better feel for how pacing works naturally.
            
            I hope that helps at least a little! ❤️❤️ Keep writing!
            
            

@KazzyKai13 a different pov:)

@SolarxEclipse00  so like, its after the fact or is it the same book but different pov?

@KazzyKai13 Hi honey! Just to clarify — my second book isn’t actually a continuation of the first one. The ending of the first book really does end that way ... My second book is told from a different character’s perspective, but it still takes place in the same universe and timeline. The title is “Shadows and Seduction.” Go check it out!