led-lights

sa mga new followers q at kung meron mang nagbabasa secretly, wa na kayo magtaka bat medyo matagal aq mag update. Pinag iisipan ko munang mabuti kung anong isusulat q, kasi ayaw ko ng puchu puchu na quality. Yun lang thankyouu

led-lights

sa mga new followers q at kung meron mang nagbabasa secretly, wa na kayo magtaka bat medyo matagal aq mag update. Pinag iisipan ko munang mabuti kung anong isusulat q, kasi ayaw ko ng puchu puchu na quality. Yun lang thankyouu

Author_without

I just started Heartbeat of the Sunrise, and what really caught my attention is the way you write Ximena as someone with walls. She has money, beauty, status, and power, but the writing still makes it clear that none of that actually protects her from being lonely or hurt. I really like characters who seem hard to reach, but slowly reveal why they became that way. I’m writing a YA high school romance called Something Personal, with two characters named Lou and JJ. Lou hides behind jokes, overthinking, and chaos, while JJ is someone from her past who starts noticing the little things she tries to cover up. Since you write emotional walls and complicated girls so well, I wanted to ask — would you maybe be open to reading my first chapter and telling me if Lou feels layered enough?
          
          I’d especially love your opinion on whether JJ noticing her feels natural, or if I should make that tension quieter and slower.