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How fast was he reading those novels? When Sigrid saw the purchase record, she was so furious that she almost burst into tears. Some of the long-term stories had been published at a higher price. She found that George could finish reading a novel of two to three million words within half a week. And from the record, it seemed that he subscribed for the whole series too. She glowered at George, "Can you read that fast? Can you read tens of thousands of words a day? When do you have so much time to read?"

Let me read what changes to her plot. An hour later, I finish reading her story, and it's good. It piques my attention. She has already fixed her grammar and other error. Should I challenge her a bit? I want her to be the best before she marries me. So I will tell her that it's good and I'll rechallenge her to a new plot. Let's me see what kind of plot I should give to her? Angsty romance? No, it doesn't suit her. I know now! Since she is a model, let's make it more interesting. I'll give her the plot to turn into a novel with 60k words that contain two thousand words per chapter.

But sometimes, it's depressing to think I cant never be enough for this field. I leaned on my chair and stared at the ceiling as I clicked the last word of the draft. I don't know if I should continue this. I don't have a proper outline and I can only write a thousand words per chapter which is unusual of me because I usually write three to four thousand words per chapter. I just couldn't find the write words to exprss how I feel. Or maybe, no words could define the thoughts I want to substantiate.

he uttered. "Could you maybe just walk me to a hotel?" she finally suggested. (Hi everyone! I'm sorry for any misunderstandings. When I began writing this story, each chapter was between 2700-6300 words. Due to the cost associated with the lengthiness, I've had to divide the word count up to make them more affordable on this app. As you can imagine, this has caused far more chapters than I intended.)

In the back of the room, someone guffawed. "Jane?" "I read A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens. It has 422 pages." Jane tried to say it in a matter-of-fact tone, but she couldn't keep the glee out of her voice. Then she read her page. Like Emily's, it told mainly what the book was about. But the plot of the A Tale of Two Cities was so complicated that it was that easy to summarize in a page.

’ ‘I don’t know,’ I look at the clock at the lower right side of my laptop. An hour have already passed. I stretched my arms upward and widely opened my mouth to inhale deeply with tiredness. ‘Hey Irina, how many word count per article do you make?’ ‘It depends, minimum of 5,000 words.’ ‘You are kidding.’ ‘Hey Abbie, maybe we should talk later.’ I said. ‘I’ll just quickly grab some food from the fridge.’ ‘Sure, and I will run the washing machine with my laundry.’

What I discovered instead was that business language and legal language and the particular controlled register I'd developed across decades of high-stakes communication were not the same as the language required to put a true thing on a page. I wrote six pages on a Tuesday evening. Read them back. They sounded like a depositions transcript narrated by someone who found their own life mildly interesting. I deleted them. Started again. --- David found me at the desk at eleven p.m. staring at a document containing one sentence. 'My mother read the last page of every book first.' "That's all?" he said. "That's the only true sentence I've written in three weeks." He read it. "It's a good sentence

It was like the Berlin wall opening. ‘How much people did you write?’ I turned my heavy mascot head towards Nova that wwas floating beside me. I asked him how much people he wrote in the novel. ‘Hehe…just 20 thousand or so.’ Just? “JUST” 20 thousand? Why?! It’s not that I’m scared of a big crowd of people, I stayed in N*w y*rk city for a year. I’m used to a lot of people but this was worse than the XXX epidemic when I was in my 4rd year as a professional working in the hospital.

Please forgive me if you've been waiting for too long. I can't believe that we are close to million readers. Word Count: 1949