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@weknowbunnybear I have read that story. All stories I have read of yours :)

@tk2527 oh thanks! So now I've to do more hardwork and bring you more books! Hihi

@weknowbunnybear I'll miss this story author. Can you write angsty abo story next if you can :)

@weknowbunnybear OK thank you by the your work is fantastic my favourite  

@edustudu oh that's so sweet of you <3 

@weknowbunnybear hello uhh can you plzz tell why I can't read your story tears, when ever I go to that story it says story is not available 

@Shrutika12 First of all, I'm not Jungkook-biased. My bias is Yoongi, and my bias wrecker is Taehyung. So please don't assume my personal preferences based on how I choose to write a fictional character.
            
            Secondly, I don't think it's appropriate to come onto another author's message board and compare their work to other authors' books. Every writer has their own storytelling style, pacing, and way of portraying characters. Just because my writing doesn't align with your personal preferences doesn't mean I'm less of a Taekook fan or that my story is somehow "wrong."
            
            You're absolutely entitled to dislike Jungkook's actions or disagree with the plot—that's the whole point of reading a story with flawed characters. But questioning an author's intentions or accusing them because their writing doesn't match your expectations feels more like a personal insult than constructive feedback.
            
            If books like Captain Jeon, Bounded, or Rapture resonate with you, that's completely valid, and I respect those authors. But my stories are written by me, not by them. I have my own style, my own vision, and my own plot to tell.
            
            If Tears isn't your cup of tea, that's perfectly okay. No book is meant for everyone, and I genuinely respect your choice to stop reading. I only ask that my work be judged for what it is, rather than against someone else's. Thank you.

@Shrutika12 First of all, I'm not Jungkook-biased. My bias is Yoongi, and my bias wrecker is Taehyung. So please don't assume my personal preferences based on how I choose to write a fictional character.
            
            Secondly, I don't think it's appropriate to come onto another author's message board and compare their work to other authors' books. Every writer has their own storytelling style, pacing, and way of portraying characters. Just because my writing doesn't align with your personal preferences doesn't mean I'm less of a Taekook fan or that my story is somehow "wrong."
            
            You're absolutely entitled to dislike Jungkook's actions or disagree with the plot—that's the whole point of reading a story with flawed characters. But questioning an author's intentions or accusing them because their writing doesn't match your expectations feels more like a personal insult than constructive feedback.
            
            If books like Captain Jeon, Bounded, or Rapture resonate with you, that's completely valid, and I respect those authors. But my stories are written by me, not by them. I have my own style, my own vision, and my own plot to tell.
            
            If Tears isn't your cup of tea, that's perfectly okay. No book is meant for everyone, and I genuinely respect your choice to stop reading. I only ask that my work be judged for what it is, rather than against someone else's. Thank you.

@Shrutika12 First of all, I'm not Jungkook-biased. My bias is Yoongi, and my bias wrecker is Taehyung. So please don't assume my personal preferences based on how I choose to write a fictional character.
            
            Secondly, I don't think it's appropriate to come onto another author's message board and compare their work to other authors' books. Every writer has their own storytelling style, pacing, and way of portraying characters. Just because my writing doesn't align with your personal preferences doesn't mean I'm less of a Taekook fan or that my story is somehow "wrong."
            
            You're absolutely entitled to dislike Jungkook's actions or disagree with the plot—that's the whole point of reading a story with flawed characters. But questioning an author's intentions or accusing them because their writing doesn't match your expectations feels more like a personal insult than constructive feedback.
            
            If books like Captain Jeon, Bounded, or Rapture resonate with you, that's completely valid, and I respect those authors. But my stories are written by me, not by them. I have my own style, my own vision, and my own plot to tell.
            
            If Tears isn't your cup of tea, that's perfectly okay. No book is meant for everyone, and I genuinely respect your choice to stop reading. I only ask that my work be judged for what it is, rather than against someone else's. Thank you.

@dreamy_2003 thanks for supporting and understanding the depth of the plot I'm really really grateful for that and for your last confusion that'll be clear in next chapter!