Wow! It has been far too long since I last logged in. I can't express how sorry I am for not delivering the last 2 times(?) that I've promised a new chapter. Life has been a mix of school work, personal issues, and other not-so-fun stuff. However, with the holidays already upon us, I should get some free time after this week. I will try my absolute best to get some writing done in that time. My plan is to get more involved with fanfics, being much more involved than I am now. Here's my plans.
Forever Fall Three
As I've promised a hundred times now, I will be continuing this story. I was considering scrapping it and redoing it, as I'm not to pleased with my work. Overall, I still like the story that I'm going with, its just the way I've done it that bothers me a little. One thing I did that really makes me cringe is how I remember going back and changing crucial information on a published chapter(Ch. 1: 8 months became 2 years)! So, maybe I'll scrap the original and start over, maybe I won't. Overall, the story itself won't change.
Other Stories
I really want to get more involved, and of course, writing the same story all the time can get a little boring. I would like to write a RWBY fanfic that's a little more lighthearted than FFT. Writing something depressing or sad just gets old. I've also considered writing stories for other shows, particularly other anime and manga. I've had ideas for all sorts of stories in the worlds of Nisekoi, Akame Ga Kill!, Denki-Gai, and Fairy Tail. I can see myself writing something for Nisekoi and Akame Ga Kill, but the other two, I'm still not so sure about. I'm not really going to worry about another story until I can get my first one back on track.
So that's that, guys! To those who still keep track of this story, I truly appreciate your patience. I make no promises, but I will try my hardest to deliver the story you guys deserve! I'll try to have a special present for you guys on Christmas as well. Thank you so much and see you then!
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Chapter 4: Early January