PART 2:
So, I have unpublished the first book. Some of you will be angry and some of you will be mad and some of you will say that you never want to pick up one of my books again and I don't blame you. You have every right to walk away, and that's okay. I'm sorry I couldn't give you what you wanted. But for those of you who have stuck it out through every cycle and every published and changed and unpublished chapter who, like me, wants more, then this is for you.
I am changing the story. Not a little bit , and not chapters or little sections; I am changing the story. In my time in theatre, I've learned something very, very important that really makes the production a show. And that is the audience's ability to let go along with the ride. To forget realism and practicality and physics in some cases, and just believe in the magic. I view art like that, with both the artist and audience playing a part in its composition. So i'm asking you to let go with me. You'll open the story and see something very different from what was once there. The characters will still be there, but deeper things may be shifted around in relationships altered , but I assure you that the story that you will read will be better than before.
Is this a hard task to complete? Absolutely. Am I willing to try? One hundred percent, and that is only possible with you, the reader, my friend, the person who was here when I was writing at this exact time during exam season four years ago.
Can you give me one last chance?
