Dear best friend,
Yes 👏 I am counting down the days until we call up and get to talk and talk!!! Yay 😃
I am finally feeling myself now. Kinda. Just mostly fatigued. But, I am happy for the future. Even if it seems crazy to feel like I’ll finally be free and on my own. I loved your idea 💡 of my series being a TV show !!! Oh that would be awesome if it had the right director! That’s a big dream. But, alas, I think books will be where my media stays! I’m ok with that.
I am curious over how vulnerable Noah is about his trauma and wants to open up, yet Michaela is more closed up(and focused on Noah). This dynamic truly creates a truly intense & intriguing arc for both of them. I am very invested in them. I love them so much already!! I’m glad Noah eventually accepts her love after healing. Trauma big or small can be seen and healed with the right person to keep you feeling safe and in the right direction to heal.
Anyway, enjoy your coffee! Talk to you soon, and happy writing!
Love,
Melissa
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Series-ously, it could happen.