hourlyoongi

okay quick heads up
          	
          	at some point i’m gonna go back and edit a bunch of chapters because why am i rereading my own writing and physically recoiling… like who wrote that?? not me. never me.
          	
          	ANYWAY it’s literally just me tweaking wording/phrasing so i can sleep at night again — the plot/lore is staying exactly the same i swear i’m not about to pull a plot twist on you guys 
          	
          	but if you see chapters getting republished out of nowhere… no you didn’t. mind your business. keep scrolling. act natural.
          	
          	don’t be mad at me pls i’m sensitive </3 
          	
          	anyways i love u guys, thank you for your patience always !! 

dani_490

@hourlyoongi alright I'LL WAITTT TYSM FOR REPLYING THO I'M SICK RN SO U REPLYING HAS EASED MY CURIOSITY CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT CHAPTER 
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hourlyoongi

@dani_490 rahhh i love u sm more, thank you for reading and also in regards to the ending, i wish i could spoil but i just wanna torture u w anticipation rn so you’ll just have to wait and see my lovely ! <3 
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dani_490

And also I love ur work so MUCHHH the way u write is like idk I love it 
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rukiya_barih

mai i have finals this week. have any study tips?

hourlyoongi

@rukiya_barih likewise my love, go make me proud !  you’ll be fine (hopefully)  <3 
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rukiya_barih

i was thinking of js quiting all togeother but urs works too good luck bet ur gonna blow the script checkers minds
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hourlyoongi

ahhh my finals are this week too, so first of all, best of luck angel — we’re in this together <33
            
            genuinely, for this final week the best thing you can do is prioritise exam practice over anything else. past papers, old questions, timed questions, mark schemes — ALL of it.
            
            at this stage, it’s less about trying to relearn everything from scratch and more about getting your brain familiar with how they ask things and what they actually want from you. exam boards love to rinse older questions and just change the wording, so once you’ve seen enough of them you start recognising patterns really quickly.
            
            I’d really focus on: doing questions under timed conditions, checking mark schemes/examiner reports if you can, noticing repeated topics and command words, going back to weak areas after practice instead of revising everything equally. 
            
            also don’t underestimate active recall — blurting what you know from memory and then filling gaps is way better than rereading notes.
            
            and please sleep !! a tired brain remembers nothing.
            
            best of luck again, you’ve got this <3 rooting for you and sending calm smart brain energy your way, i hope you smash it !! 
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