littleLo

So a bit happened since I posted on my message board a few weeks ago. 
          	
          	My 10 year old cousin was diagnosed with cancer, and my aunty very unexpectedly passed away from a cancer relapse that she’d kept hidden. 
          	
          	My cousin is doing well and is in the best place possible. 
          	
          	My aunty was a shock that I (and my entire family) was completely unprepared for. This disease is evil. She visited us all a few months ago to say goodbye, except we didn’t know it was goodbye. She wanted it that way, and the hardest part is I cannot for the life of me remember if I hugged her. 
          	
          	I hate hugging people. I avoid it. I don’t like people being that close to me (tism community will get it). But I do it if forced through social convention. But I would have hugged her tightly had I known, and I don’t remember if I did. 
          	
          	That’s what’s been happening. And I just wanted to remind you to hug your loved ones even if it makes you uncomfy. 
          	
          	And make sure you get checked out regularly! 
          	
          	Xxx

Shiroyasha11

Thinking about you a lot! 
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gailboktrailer

@littleLo I’m so deeply sorry for your loss. This was painful to read in the most honest way. Thank you for the reminder to hold our loved ones close.
          	  Your writing is very moving if you ever consider a book trailer to capture that emotional depth for readers, I’d be honored to collaborate.
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Nicky-chan0021

@littleLo also, what happened after Christian and Gabriella left before Elena's return to Spain? How did things mellowed out between them before their daughter's birth?
          
          He was so mad at her for deceiving him about her sister I was afraid their relationship would have become more strained once they returned to his country.
          
          Did Christian also learned Spanish? Did he ever learned, from either Gabriella or Lupe, about King Juan's mistreatment aka abuse to his daughter? Was he mad at the dead man?

Nicky-chan0021

In your story The Runaway Princess, what caused Joaquin to FINALLY give up on making his sister marry Carlos? What changed his mind?
          
          Before David going to Spain, Did he ever regretted bringing her sister back from England?
          
          In the scene where David hides under the bed, what did Elena and Joaquin talked or argued about in Spanish before they talked in English?
          
          And when (during the time after Joaquin left the room and Elena hid David in the stables) and how did Joaquin, Carlos, and Marisol come up with the plan?
          
          Sorry but i had some questions because that guy was so stubborn, even when he knew she run away, why she did it, and his desire to keep her safe he foolishly brought her back to her father even at the risk of her being punished and keep insisting that she  should proceed with her marriage  arrangement claiming it to be the only way she could be "safe". 
          No offense to Carlos since I'm so glad he's not some pedophile or indifferent tyrant like many feared when beginning to read the story.  Even if he was a guy old enough to be Elena's uncle or father, I loved that character how he wasn't mad nor offended over how Elena refused to see him ten years ago and her running away, instead he was so understanding and sympathetic of her situation since he also went through the same thing and became aware and understood her difficult situation aka her abuse under the king, but most of all despite him reassuring Elena that he would give her safety (and hopefully finding happiness with each other in the future) after their marriage, and also having a duty to fulfill the treaty between the countries, he didn't have the heart to force her into a marriage she didn't desire at all, especially after seeing how miserable she was (and possibly learning David came to Spain for her) and instead tried to find an alternative solution where she could be truly happy. He will make a good husband for Marisol.

buhlemayaba6

I've been reading your books for years, and I keep re reading some of them. My personal favorite is Stowaway. What a wonderful book. 
          Thank you for your talent, Laura♥️♥️

hanifayar

@buhlemayaba6 I keep doing so too! I come on here every month to be updated . I enjoyed the Stowaway especially because I wanted to do so myself. I look forward to reading her other works and still await an update on Have Patience
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