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Hopefully soon 🥹🥹🥹🥹

OMG TYSM ANGELLLL

@ _jenxkiss  omg måneskin mentioned 

@_jenxkiss I’m not ready to see Rylie so sad

Oh he better grovel double that Conor and Caden did 🥲

@_jenxkiss my loveeee, it says i can't text you! ☹️

@journeycades you can text me on Pinterest and ofc I woud love to hear about the revamp 💖💖💖

is there any other app i can text you on, angel? minus tiktok, im rarely online there but i also wanted to talk to you about a12 !!! i've decided to revamp it completely and wanted to know if to change the timeline for them !

Thank you!! 💓

https://pin.it/1xAn0nCjo here iit is 💖💖💖

Nooo <333

@ _jenxkiss  omg

@_jenxkiss I'M LEFT WITH MY MOUTH  HANGING OPEN LIKE LITERALLY 😵😵

@_jenxkiss GIRLLL SAME!! ELLIS MY MANNN

@_jenxkiss its soooo good omfg

@l4dyglittxrsp4rklxs YESSSSS LIKE INSANELY GOOD

That makes it even more devastating because they were supposed to have more time. That’s the whole point. They were supposed to grow up. They were supposed to figure everything out. They were supposed to have ordinary days together. But life doesn’t always give people the ending they deserve.
            
            (I know these were long messages but I miss them bad and now everything has changed and it’s not the same and I LOVE talking about them)

Liam’s death wasn’t some random moment either. Once the idea started forming, it became connected to who Liam was, what he represented in the story, and the impact his absence would have on everyone around him. And with Maeve… her ending became impossible for me to separate from his.
            
            Because their story stopped being about getting the perfect life together and became about something else entirely: loving someone so deeply that even death couldn’t make their love feel unfinished.
            
            And I think that’s why, as heartbreaking as it is, “reunited in heaven” became their version of a happy ending. 🥹😭
            
            They didn’t get the happy ending I originally wanted to give them—the house, the wedding, the growing old together, all of that—but they still got each other. Just not in the way anyone expected. Their love story becomes something that exists beyond the life they had on Earth.

Honestly, no 😭😭 it was NOT the plan from the beginning. When Liam and Maeve first came to my mind, I genuinely wanted the same thing for them that I wanted for all of the couples—a proper happy ending.
            
            Especially because Liam and Maeve had already been through so much individually. I originally thought their story would be about finding each other and finally becoming each other’s safe place. Liam being this golden boy who carried so much underneath the surface, and Maeve being someone who struggled to express and understand certain emotions but slowly learned what love felt like because of him. They were supposed to heal together. That was genuinely the original idea.
            
            But the more I developed their characters and their story, the more I realised that forcing a traditional happy ending onto them didn’t feel completely right anymore. And I hate saying that because I LOVE THEM 😭. But sometimes, when you’re writing, the characters and the story kind of grow into something you weren’t originally planning.

Basically from my preferences and the way their relationship is like, if they have chemistry or not