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I said. “Of course there’s fanfic.” “How lovely.” I shook my head. “Actually, Ted, I did notice something with those names.” “Hit me.” “The usernames have very different, very consistent personalities. S supports that I’m a wolf and keeps suggesting I should mate a wolf. MyHelperz is vulgar, swears a lot, and never offers anything of substance. And so on.

I slowly nod my head. "Why don't you tell me a few things you feel I should know about you? Who knows, maybe we can be friends," He utters, and I can't help but blush at that. I'm so excited. "Alright... My name is Charity, twenty-four years old, a lover of writing, having a big dream of becoming a best seller one day, and not just a best-seller, but a well-known writer that will have her work changing people's lives positively," I reply to him, and he slowly nods his head.

I went back to finishing up my character, who knew I could draw this much? I spent the rest of the day with Linda. The blonde lady seems to have a hate for a particular girl she found in Mr. Bryan's office. Too bad, crazily too bad. I doubt she'd be able to ever like the girl again. Four days later, I submitted the character and the outline I wrote. Coming up with a story is quite simpler than I thought. I stared at his computer, looking at the character I drew. I drew five of them, giving him a chance to choose from them.

“My answer to that would be far too nerdy. I’ve read every post-apocalyptic book out there.” “List your unpopular opinions?” “Too negative.” “Pros and cons? Or what about obscure skills?” “Does it mean, like, juggling?” “Well, what about listing the things that stand out about you? Not generic interests like ‘enjoys travel and good food.’ You want to put unusual, funny things that only those who have the same interests as you will recognize.” “Right, that makes sense.” I think hard and type a few sentences, tweaking them until I’m happy with them. Charlie reads it and laughs. “It’s so you.”

Like Hesiod’s muse, Mason had inspired her and the character Hyde whispered to her, telling her his story, prompting her to write it down. It wasn’t unusual for Lisa to hear her character’s voice in her head, it was actually pretty normal for her, but she had never had an actual physical manifestation of a character before, not like Mason. He fascinated her and the character Hyde seemed like his alter-ego. Whenever she spent any time with Mason, she always came away inspired and although it was slower to happen this time, tonight had been no different. As she sat in front of her computer, words poured forth, her mind working almost too fast for her fingers to keep up. She added to her profil

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And why wouldn't Dante tell me he was basing a character on me? My eyes skim over the page, focusing mainly on anything in red ink - which I'm guessing was written about the same time he scribbled the bit with my name. The physical description of the character doesn't resemble me much at all, but then I get to this section of her description: "Orphaned as a child. Owned her own small business before the disaster. Something creative - bakery, pottery studio, plant nursery, or similar. Struggling business?" That stings a little, but I guess my little bakery would hardly seem successful to a guy who makes millions of dollars a year. I definitely wouldn't turn down more business, but it's still