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Author's Note
Hey everyone.
I know it's been a long time since I last updated. And I'm sorry for that. School, along with other personal stuff, came up, and I just couldn't.
Also, I was shocked to see I'd reached 200+ views, from 74. Thank you guys so much, both those that have stayed throughout, and those that recently started reading my book.
I'll just go straight to the point. This Author's Note is just to inform y'all about a few things.
- I started a YouTube channel, it's called the "Introverted poet." Do try to check it out. And what is interesting about this is that, most of what I post there is based on this story. I basically converted "From Me To You," into a short love story on YouTube. Please subscribe, comment and like. Especially the comment part. I just want to engage with my readers, and hear what's on their mind.
- I also recently created a tiktok channel where I post clips of what I uploaded on YouTube, among other things. Check out amaka_joe(CeeCee) on Tiktok
- Updates here will be every Wednesday. I really want to finish off this book asap. So, expect another chapter soon.
That's it.
Thank you for reading till the very end.
Kisses,
Ceejay.
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Hey Emma,Note that this email might be longer than usual, because I'll be replying your last two emails in this one. I'll try to make it short though.I'm going to address the last paragraph of your last email before anything else. Nothing you say will ever be boring to me. Strange, yes. Ridiculous, definitely. But boring, not at all. I hope you understand that.Now that that's over with....you said I should pursue psychology. Well, I don't know what to say to that, but I'll put your advice into consideration. Plus, I know it's something I'll enjoy doing.I'm sorry about your mum. She sounds like an amazing person. Correction...I know she was an amazing person. Look how you turned out. And I completely understand what you mean when you said writing poetry helps you heal. Sports is my mode of healing.I won't say anything about the whole tiger naming, simply for my sanity and peace of mind.I've had lots of crushes before,
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Hey Nate,Okay, I dunno how to even start this letter. It's people like you that society is wary of, honestly. And the hell man, you checked out my Instagram. I don't even know what to say to that.I'm kidding. I didn't mean anything I said there. I wanted to give you a little scare.Yeah, I'm 16. And I live in Colorado. But I'm wondering how you even got to know about my Instagram handle in the first place. I mean, I can understand the email address, but how? You're not a stalker, man, you're just someone who really wanted to talk to someone else.And no, I don't use Twitter. Yet.You're a member of One Voice, huh? I guess I'll check out your previous comments, to see if we really think alike. I mean, I find that difficult to believe, no offense. I am literally one of a kind, when it comes to how I think. But you are too( you think noodles are a God send? Big no n
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