hiro0911

Thanks for the continued support!
          	
          	I will be reposting Book 1 soon (by parts). Had it pulled out because I have started rewriting it. Some aspects of the story will be altered a little to cope up with current trends (eg., I started writing Fists and Lipsticks in a time when smart phones running on Androids and IOS haven't existed yet so that is one of the things I'll be incorporating to the new version). The writing style will be a bit different (compared to its fanfic style previously) with the goal of publishing it as a book in the future.
          	
          	It's been more than 10 years. Wow, how time flies.
          	
          	- hiro

silvercrescent_

The yearning that consumes my thoughts and deepest desires is not that of a lost lover's return, but rather the yearning for thebcomeback of my beloved writer. 
          
          Wayback in 2012, during high school, ebooks were gaining popularity. I would strain my eyes reading on my phone even in the darkness of night. At that time, I mostly read teen love stories as I have limited access to books and relied only on bluetooth-ed ebooks. 
          
          It was during this time that I fortuitously stumbled upon the works of an author who would unknowingly leave a lasting imprint in my heart.

silvercrescent_

@silvercrescent_ (3) As the years passed by, I found myself revisiting this author's books and rewatching its book trailers. I also left messages in his message boards in hopes that he would receive encouragement to return and continue writing, should he has lost his passion for it. I also wondered about his well-being. I hope he is living a good life, surrounded by the love of his life that he often wrote about in the dedication pages of his books. I hope they got married and had kids. I sincerely wish he is doing well. 
            
            It has been 11 years since I first stumbled upon his works, yet the longing for his return still lingers within me. 
            
            PS. Senti kay katatapos lang mag reread HAHAHAA Still my fave. How i wish i can turn back to that time nga wala pa ko kabasa ani. To relive those moments of thrill again hehe
            
             Also, I vowed to myself not to read 'ongoing'. It gives me headache with all the what ifs haha (hindi pa din ako na settled sa 'Detective Conan'...
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silvercrescent_

@silvercrescent_ (2) It was the book “Fists and Lipsticks”. While some may just find it an ordinary book, like not really one of those critically-acclaimed or scholarly distinguished literary works, for me, it’s my sentimental fave-  a defining book in my life. It kept me on the edge of my seat with its gripping action, thrill, and a hint of romance. It made me cry a lot and provided me comfort within its pages. It offered solace and created a cherished bond that I hold dear.
            
            Because I crave more of this author's tales, I delved into his other works, including his short stories, “100 Goodbyes,” “Bridges Over Ropes”, and “Private Mailman.” Each one impressed me just as deeply. I also followed his ongoing works at that time, such as “Lessons for Lady Sin,” and “Vena Cava.” However, a sense of sadness and emptiness overcame me because these works were left unfinished. The question of what would happen next kept running through my mind, as the stories showed great promise, even though they were only eight chapters in. These works quickly became my favorites as well.
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