quovishu

QUESTION!!! 
          	
          	I have a chapter in the making for Save Me but it’s only at 3k words right now and I don’t think I’m finishing it anytime soon. But I also don’t want you guys waiting any longer. Should I upload it just like this or continue writing?

peenito

UPLOAD IT‼️ ill even take scraps pls 
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Zi_Boi

Hey author! Hope you’re doing well. Just wanted to say that today’s my birthday and it would mean the world if I could read your story once more. Obviously it’s not something I’d expect to happen anytime soon, but I hope you can return so that others and myself can enjoy the wonderful work you’ve created!

Whyamistankyfishy

When i couldn't find your story on mu reading lists i felt like i was going crazy and that i accidentally removed it from my library or that i kept missing it until i just gave up on trying to look for it
          
          Then after going back on Wattpad today i noticed the updates and i literally screamed and when i tried to click the story and noticed it was unavailable i was a little disappointed but I'm overall VERY relieved and happy that the story was forever deleted and gone 
          
           I honestly can't wait until you reupload it bc that story was been on my mind for MONTHS 

Whyamistankyfishy

@Whyamistankyfishy i meant I'm happy that the story ISNT forever gone and deleted 
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Bl_Light_Saber

Hi Author!
          
          I don’t think you’ll ever realize how much your story meant to me. It wasn’t just a fanfic, it was my comfort, my escape, the world I ran to when reality felt too loud. The same way Kim Dokja found solace in Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World, I found mine in your story. It became something constant, something that reminded me that stories can save us in quiet, invisible ways.
          
          When you stopped updating and removed it, it felt like losing a piece of that world, like watching a door close to a place I used to call home. I’d check back every now and then, hoping it would somehow return. And when it did, even just for a while, it felt like breathing again. I was so happy to see it alive, to see you writing again.
          
          But when it was gone once more, I felt that same ache all over again. It’s strange how something made of words can leave such a hollow space in someone’s heart. Your story did that, not because it ended, but because it mattered.
          
          I just want you to know that your writing reached me, really reached me. It gave me warmth when I needed it most. And I miss it. I miss your words, your characters, and the way your story felt like coming home.
          
          Thank you for creating something that meant so much. I’ll always be waiting and hoping, because readers like me never really stop believing that our favorite stories will return someday.