You clicked on a link to reach this page.

In that case, you either: (A) opened this in a new tab; (B) left-clicked it straightforwardly.

If you opened it in a new tab, you either: (A) wonder how the heck you ended up on this page and for what reason because while browsing the other tabs you forgot this one completely; (B) know why exactly you are here and starting to doubt the fact that you might actually do what that reason requires. If you left-clicked it straightforwardly, you either: (A) plan on using the "back" button as soon as possible after you do whatever business you have here; (B) decided that this will be the last page you read before you finally click that little "x" right up there.

If you opened this in a new tab, and now you wonder how the heck you ended up on this page and for what reason because while browsing the other tabs you forgot this one completely, you either: (A) have too much time on your hands right now, so you're reading whatever material (stories, poems, profiles) that intrigues you; (B) are thinking about what you'll do the next time you'll allow yourself on fanfiction.net and preparing beforehand for that occasion. If you opened this in a new tab, and know why exactly you are here and starting to doubt the fact that you might actually do what that reason requires, you either: (A) thinking of skipping this lump of text altogether because it is a complete waste of time and apparently has no point; (B) moving your cursor to the cross to close this tab because you have better things to do. If you left-clicked it straightforwardly, and you plan on using the "back" button as soon as possible after you do whatever business you have here, you either: (A) want a quick glance of my profile or my stories or my favourite stories or my favourite authors; (B) have a browser that does not support tabs (No offense, but why would you still use them?) and therefore must use the back button repeatedly. If you left-clicked it straightforwardly, and decided that this will be the last page you read before you finally click that little "x" right up there, you either: (A) breathe the air of the night, hear someone snoring and have already decided to sleep as well, with your excessive yawning the evidence that you need some sleep; (B) have something more important and urgent than reading these things on a computer and making your eyesight worse and worse.

In all cases, you either: (A) wonder what the heck that was; (B) wonder what the heck that was.

"In visions of the dark night
I have dreamed of joy departed--
But a waking dream of life and light
Hath left me broken-hearted." - Edgar Allan Poe