“Later, I thought perhaps it was fate. Even knowing disaster was coming, even after being warned that I would endure a long, dark night, when a hopeless future came at me like a cliff, the only thing I could do, the only thing I was willing to do, was leap.”
A little rambling: It’s a story about two star-crossed lovers, their past and present lives, and the monologues and conversations they share across time and space. It won’t be too long, maybe twenty or thirty thousand words.
A note to readers: Um, this is just a warm-up before I start writing an ancient-era story. As someone who usually writes modern settings, I’m afraid I won’t be very good at this, so please bear with me and go easy on me. I haven’t written in ages, so I’m just putting something down to get back into the swing of things. Also, if it sounds too flowery, please forgive me with an open heart. Lately I’ve been feeling a little darker inside. Um ( ̄. ̄)
I can’t find the original manuscript, and the magazine that commissioned it seems to have gone out of business. Just consider it abandoned for now. If I find it, I’ll post the rest.
That's right, didn't you say it was finished? I hate it. . . . . .
Huanghuang, didn't you say you finished writing? Tears run. . . .
Both ancient and modern~
The future, the past, the next life and this life. . .
Hoho, I believe in the great RP and KP, so I jumped down without any hesitation~
It was such a weird encounter. . . Oh, that's wrong, it's so wonderful~
When was this written? Why haven't I read it? It's just another trap.
I kind of forgot about the previous article, but being a concubine, alas.
Is it over? Where can I see the full text?
Actually, I really like Boyang
Qidai
Didn't it say it was over?
That's right, didn't you say it was finished? I hate it. . . . . .
Huanghuang, didn't you say you finished writing? Tears run. . . .
Both ancient and modern~ The future, the past, the next life and this life. . .
Hoho, I believe in the great RP and KP, so I jumped down without any hesitation~ It was such a weird encounter. . . Oh, that's wrong, it's so wonderful~
When was this written? Why haven't I read it? It's just another trap.
I kind of forgot about the previous article, but being a concubine, alas.