Story Stuck On Uploading Novels & Stories

I'll try to like wait it out, and see if this is a system bug or just a huge joke because my life is a mess literally right now. Might drop updates tomorrow or next but definitely not today because I don't think I'm in a frame of mind to write anything having lost 300k+ work from three of my not nearly done book files also missing. I'll appreciate suggestions if anything like this has ever happened to you and how you resolved it because trust me everything in my life is a huge mess and I can't stop crying. I don't even know where to start from!!!

or on my 1nk1tt to get updates on when those will start. Expect a bulk upload for the completed book in about two weeks.

Ughhhhhh. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

It was worse he was controlled and held back, like he was keeping back a storm. The stress between us was too much to handle. He walked in, and the smell of his perfume mixed with the harsh smell of my half-burnt coffee. Outside, the lenses of the paparazzi cameras shone through the holes in the drapes like greedy eyes. I didn't own my life anymore. "You think I did this?" "Do you think I leaked it?" Henry (low, cutting): "I don't know what to think anymore." But the timingGeorgia, your face is all over the headlines. My wife witnessed it. It was seen by my investors. The board is already getting in touch with me.

Multiple layers stacked on top of each other like whoever was behind this knew exactly how to protect themselves. But they made one mistake. They tried to act. And the moment they did… They exposed themselves. I slipped through the first barrier. Then the second. Then the third. Each one harder than the last, but not enough to stop me. Not when I was already locked in. The upload progress bar flickered on the screen. Ten percent. Paused. Twenty. Paused again. I smirked slightly. “You’re struggling…” I murmured, my fingers flying faster now as I injected my own access point directly into the system.

"Don't you love your work? And how fast you make money? If I just upload this video, who knows what will happen to your shining career?" His face darkened with a flash of anger. Before I could react, he grabbed my phone and smashed it to the floor. "Go ahead and do it! Let's see how you're going to upload it now!" His voice had an edge of madness to it. I shook my head softly. "Oh, no. Too bad, I already scheduled the upload. If saving Grandpa goes smoothly, I might still pull it back. But now that you've broken my phone, I have no way of stopping it from going out to the world!"

One night everything went wrong. "This is already uploaded," I say. "Every page. Every document. Every file from the facility. Everything we pulled out of that archive before Vane set fire to it." I pause. "It's sitting in a server that sends automatically in ninety minutes unless I cancel the upload." The room changes completely. Victoria stands up straight. Catherine says, "You're lying." "Am I?" She studies me. I hold her gaze. She looks away first. Sebastian is absolutely still beside me. He knows I am not lying because he watched Lucas set up the upload himself three hours ago while I sorted the papers.

A progress bar moved across the screen. A man in a dark jacket entered the café. He looked around like he searched for someone. One of Havisham’s men, I ducked lower in my seat. My hands stayed on the mouse. “Please finish,” I said under my breath. The bar reached seventy percent. Then it stopped, error message popped up again. Corrupted file. I unplugged the device and tried my phone instead. The transfer failed twice. Sweat ran down my back. I called Chloe with shaking fingers.

Glenn seemed to absorb all their reactions first. “Glenn, this is not the time to talk about my problems. This is not important—” "This is important to me!" snapped Glenn, beaming. Ruby exhaled roughly. "Three days ago, Jay received an attack when I was putting him to sleep," said Ruby, hoping that Glenn would answer with just the words, oh. "So?" “Yeah, I fought them.” "After successfully uploading the photo?" Haris added slowly, "Sorry, I monitored your upload." "Why don't you go home straight away?" said Glenn.

I saw the hope in his eyes die as my expression hardened. I pressed Post. The blue bar appeared on the screen. Uploading... 20% I took a sip of my cold latte. Uploading... 55% Hartland was watching me with glee. Denver was turning away, disappointed. Kade was still staring at his phone, ignorant that his world was about to catch fire. Uploading... 80% "Sorry, Chelsea," I whispered to the screen, though I wasn't sorry at all. "Welcome to the real world." Uploading... 100% Sent.