Little star I understand the confusion regarding the work of Aziraphale and Crowley, I really understand but don't worry.
Yes, it was a gift for a priest for his birthday, but he and I had an honest talk. It's not like I took the gift away from him, saying, "No, screw you, I'm the author and I can do whatever the fuck I want." It's a very valid thought, but it's not my style.
I went to talk to him and explained why I didn't feel like continuing it. Because yes, nice idea, nice plot, I like to get out of my safe zone.. But the question remains there, "Why now, why this way?" And I found my answer and what I'm not even ashamed to admit out loud lmao.
Deleting GO 3 posts wasn't a hasty decision like "oh I didn't like the ending so fuck something where I'll go out of my way to make it" Because you read it in English but the people I know translate the page into Italian, I'm very careful that both English and Italian make sense.
So let's stop this "you have the story eliminated for the finale" story, little stars I loved the ending and I even said so, I cried like a newborn baby and it felt like I was beaten with bricks for exactly 27 minutes. But I certainly don't make a decision about whether or not I keep something for a season finale.
I can't tell you if Aziraphale x Crowley will return to my profiles, maybe yes or maybe no, honestly I don't even know at this moment.
And you are completely free to unfollow me, stop watching me, leave my space, do whatever you want. It's not something I'm interested in controlling or chasing.
Because I'm not here to decide what to write based on whether "everyone likes it"—that's never been the point, and it won't be now.
If my heart is elsewhere during this period, it is not a choice against something or someone. It's simply a different direction of creativity. Right now, I want to write NieLan, Mingxian, and whatever I truly feel is mine. That's where my head is, that's where my energy is, that's where what comes naturally to me now.
Good Omens isn't right now. It gave me inspiration, ideas, strong images, but it moved them onto other tracks. And that's okay.
It's not a goodbye, it's not a cancellation, it's not a denial of what has been. It's simply the fact that creativity doesn't stay in one place. It changes, it moves, it shifts.
And if it returns one day, it will be because it truly does, not because it has to.