StoriesbyAriin

Guys, 
          	Check out this new Awards 
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/413463443

StoriesbyAriin

Hi guys,
          
          My Autumn has finally crossed 500 views. I know it's not a lot. But it's really special to me.
          
          From hiding my stories to publishing my second story, I've come a long way. And My Autumn marks an important phase in my journey. I got an opportunity to improve my writing and I learned a lot of things.
          
          Thank you to everyone who took the time to read my story. Every view, every like and every comment means a lot.
          
          Thanks once again for the support.
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/410595403

StoriesbyAriin

@StoriesbyAriin Thanks for your constant support 
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nextstopstories

@StoriesbyAriin Congratulations! I'm happy for you! (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)
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kaashi69

          — Grateful, always.
          You followed me, and I'm still not over it. Someone who writes slow burns like you do? That's not just talent — that's soul. Your words stay with me longer than you probably know. So thank you. For writing. For following. For existing in the same story-space as me. Honestly? You're the kind of writer who makes me want to be a better one. 
          — Grateful, always.
          
          
          
          

kaashi69

Uh u really did everything better with ur capabilities and just do it step by step because everyone learns from step only like i am not giving motivation like thing but yeah read some more stories if u wanna write i can't give suggestions because u are already better just make one step More everyday 
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StoriesbyAriin

@kaashi69 Oh   I’d actually love to know what you thought of it. Was there anything you think I could’ve done better?
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kaashi69

@kaashi69 oh sorry uh I like autumn 
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KGNoble

Thanks for the follow, for reading my poetry, and for commenting! I’ll definitely check out your work too. Even though I write paranormal stories, I love romance as well! 

StoriesbyAriin

@KGNoble Once you've finished reading, I'd love to hear what you thought 
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nextstopstories

          Hello! 
          
          I really enjoyed My Autumn. It was cozy, heartwarming, and so much fun to read. I also liked the short chapters, they made it easy to keep reading and saying to myself "just one more chapter" haha.
          
          Some chapters gave me butterflies. The small moments. I like the sharing emergency snacks part! While other chapters hurt just a little. 
          
          No one confessed. Someone got attached. The silence that comes when someone you used to talk every day suddenly gone nor change. It captured those emotions so well. Well, I think, many of us experience that which made the story feel incredibly relatable. 
          
          The story left me wanting more, and that's one of the things I loved most about it. One small suggestion I'd like to share is to add a little more space between paragraphs (I noticed in some chapters like Chapter 4-9, no space) as I think it would make the book even easier and comfy to read. 
          
          Another thing, I'm really looking forward to reading Married Roomates. I'm so excited for it!
          

StoriesbyAriin

@nextstopstories Awww...Thank you so much for taking the time to read my story and posting such an honest review. I really appreciate you doing this for me.I'm really glad that you enjoyed it. And thank you for pointing out the paragraph spacing—I appreciate the feedback and will fix it.
            
            Thank you!
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StoriesbyAriin

Hi! 
          
          I've been working on a new story called Married Roommates, and I'm really excited to share it with you soon.
          
          If you enjoy fake marriage, roommates-to-lovers, and slow-burn romance, I hope you'll check it out when the first chapter drops.
          
          See you soon. ❤️
          
          

StoriesbyAriin

To anyone looking for a realistic, quiet slow-burn: go check out 'My Autumn'.
          
          It captures that specific weight of a freezing lab room when you’re really aware of the person standing next to you, but neither of you is saying a word. The story is built entirely on the quiet friction of an academic space, the internal countdown of a project with a strict expiration date, and the heavy, bittersweet realization that a specific phase of life is ending. It's just a beautiful look at everyday routines, small unsaid shifts, and a mood that stays with you.
          
          20+ chapters are up. 
          If you like slow-burn, read it
          
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/410595403