Jul 11, 2017
My favorite part of writing a couple is when one realizes that they are absolutely in love with the other and the other is completely oblivious and there’s just this feeling of “oh shit” in that first character
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My favorite part of writing a couple is when one realizes that they are absolutely in love with the other and the other is completely oblivious and there’s just this feeling of “oh shit” in that first character
Mood: starting a new story and having to set up the scenery and overall story feeling but wanting to skip ahead to the sex scenes
Me: What do you call it when you're stealing a car and you do the spark thing to make it start?
Zach: Jumping it? Hot wiring it? Why are you asking? Are you writing a GTA fanfic?
The girl from the beach
She seemed quite weird to me when I first met her. But then again, what did I expect from someone passed out on the beach? What amazed me the most about Paige was her determination. She offered to help me even before I got the plead out of my mouth, as if she had recited this exact moment time after time. She walked through the dungeon with déjà vu written all over her face. And you know what? I felt a little bit too. Things got weirder when we were supposed to take a tour of treasure town. Before we left, she took a specific paper from the board, and didn't answer to any questions I had about it. Later, when we bumped into drowzee, Paige showed me the paper, with Drowzee on it. A wanted poster. She knows things before they happen, but it's not what she calls a 'dimensional scream'. I feel it's more. And it both frightens me and excites me at the same time.