Charlotte, who was in sixth grade, was scratching her head and head while facing the parchment in front of her, unable to put down her pen.
As an unknown little author who made a little money by submitting adventure stories about young heroes to newspapers, he suddenly received a letter from the editor.
I thought it was due to an increase in royalties, but I didn't expect that I thought my children's stories were outdated and wanted to write some thrilling and eye-catching romance novels.
Charlotte: Eye-catching? Just put a curse on the newspaper.
However, after sending several howling letters, Charlotte felt that it would be better for her to just go away and write a novel.
But! I have been single for sixteen years. Not only do I have no experience in love, but I have never even really liked a wizard (except for a dozen boys I liked in Muggle primary school).
Ever since... She was like a sneaky mouse spying on other people's love affairs.
No!
"Why did you accept his confession so easily?! Didn't you just talk a few times?!"
"It's... Hard to say." Roommate Alice touched her hair guiltily, "I feel like I can't stop it even if it comes."
"I'm going!? What's going on with you guys, are you separated again for no reason?!"
"It's nothing, it's just that the novelty has passed," said roommate Wendy nonchalantly.
Even his distant relative Harry Potter often stares at Cho Chang in his yard from time to time, and there are also difficult contradictions and conflicts between Hermione and Ron.
Watching the people around her break up and get back together, Charlotte discovered for the first time that she was really innocent and stubborn about so-called love.
As for herself, she really doesn't know.
! ! ! ! If I can't write anymore, I'll get another roaring letter!
Note: There is no fault for generations (the author does not have enough brains)
The male lead is to be determined, maybe none
Concept: How to write love well
