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@alia Bye! I love Jonas so much! I’m currently rewriting the scene with Chessy and Jonas at the speedway and my love has been renewed 😀 I also love Jean. And names that start with J.

@alia I agree with Rochellaine, I think it could be hidden in a hill, or a riverbank or something like that. I’ve always wanted a house like the one that the Ingalls lived in, in I think, On the Banks of Plum Creek?

@rochellaine Well, I’m glad you think I did a good job. I do love a good redemption arc (my favourite thing to write ever!)

Signing off, got a meeting to go too

@rochellaine…*wipes away tear* Jonas. The dad and Quillon are tied for a close second

I was thinking maybe a dugout type, but with a similar element to what @catwing said.

Catwing, what happens if you leave your head in one place without your body for too long?

*pops head in* It might look like a tree, be covered in branches.
Or if there are big trees, inside of a tree with a staircase down. (Like in the Princess Bride. But maybe not a button. Instead it could have a branch you pull to open the door.)
Or it could be built in the side of a mountain with the entrance behind a bush. @alia
Good night!…[Read more]

Hey everyone, quick question.

If a cottage was supposed to be a hideout, what would it look like? (in the woods)

@seekjustice, @jenwriter17, @ariel-ashira, @rochellaine

@seekjustice hopefully *fingers crossed*

@alia But hopefully you’ll like him by the end 😛

@seekjustice, sounds like it 🙂

@alia

Well, if the reactions of the other readers are to go on, you’ll probably hate him from the first 😀

@rochellaine

Well, I don’t usually like bad boys, so I don’t write them very much, but they’re coming more and more popular in contemporary fiction. I’m a solid believer in the good men, who aren’t boring. Hopefully. (Quiiiilllloon).

@rochellaine, I only just started @seekjustice ‘s sequel tonight (grand total of 2 paragraphs in) so I haven’t met Zac yet and don’t want a preconceived idea. But I have to agree with you on what you said about bad boys. Society has romanticized the idea of being bad because that makes you cool. Kinda reminds me of the Studio C video Bad Boy Rap

@ariel-ashira, Howdy!

@seekjustice, @jenwriter17, @ariel-ashira, @rochellaine, I’m here for a bit

*clears throat* Jen, Rochellaine…NO SPOILERS please? 😉

@rochellaine

Maybe, I don’t know. 😛

Well, I guess Dorian Grey started off as a bad boy and ended up as a villain. Byronic Hero is the “technical” term, seeing as Lord Byron wrote a lot of them.

@jenwriter17 Hello!

@ariel-ashira Oh wow! Let us know how the meeting goes! 😀

@seekjustice That collage….my heart aches for him…

Really nice, girl! 😉

@rochellaine

Yeah my definition of ‘bad boy’ is what Rochellaine said.

@rochellaine

Well, my definition is definitely something that leans slightly more toward Justice than Zac. Not that Justice is really a bad boy. In the books I’ve read though, the bad boys are definitely dangerous, sarcastic, cruel (Oh goodness, I’ve been editing Stars and Justice is so…horrible to absolutely everyone. What Chessy sees in him I…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well, I guess I always imagined him the way he is because when I first came up with the concept of his character, he was a lot like Dmitry, from Anatasia, and that guy, Derek Klena, is the actor who plays Dmitry on Broadway. So my brain just kind of linked them.

Robbie Amell is probably the last person I would have ever thought of…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Ah, I thought you’d like it *hands you a tissue*.

I’m curious as to how you pictured him now. That guy has always been “Zac” for me 😀

@ariel-ashira

Why, thank you 😀 *Bows*

That’s awesome!! I wish I could meet some of you guys….*sighs* If you happen to be dropping past Canberra, let me know.