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Inspired by Music
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I Wrote This Instead of Sleeping
Inspired by Fanfiction
Inspired by Poetry
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Inspired by Roleplay/Roleplay Adaptation
Rewrite of an Earlier Work (that I Orphaned Because of People)
I am a Wimp When It Comes To People
I Made a New Year's Resolution to Rewrite it and NOT Orphan it Again
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Author Felt Immense Guilt Over Orphaning The Original
Not All Slytherins Are Bad
OC Inserts are My Favourite Thing
No Beta We Die Like the Author's Moral Compass Whenever The Bad Guy is Hot AF
(I Simp For Bad Guys)
Author is Rewriting Partially Out of Spite
Summary
A rewrite of a work (or, more accurately, collection of short works published as one work) that I orphaned due to not being friends with the person I gifted it to anymore (yes, it's a petty reason but I was angry when I did it). It's not the same as the original at all, at least not completely.
Note
To prevent the pitchforks of plagiarism accusations, I shall admit that I am the actual author of A Story (or More) to Tell in Only One Hundred Words who, in retrospect, feels extremely guilty over orphaning it in a fit of rage. At the time, it felt like a very logical thing to do, but it was stupid in retrospect once I found a notebook full of planned stories that I never wrote. Thanks for understanding. Oh, and, every chapter's title is what inspired it. Details are probably in the chapter end notes.
"Eternity in an Hour"
April 20, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Sarah had always been different, from her nigh-unnatural quietness as an infant, to her fascination with the forbidden and arcane as a teen and an adult. As such, it was no surprise to Sarah's friends in arcane circles when she fell in with the Yellow Cult. However, they were highly surprised when she mysteriously ended up pregnant.
Sarah held her tiny infant daughter to her chest, smiling slightly. She could already see flecks of gold in her little girl's eyes, marking her as something other than human. She knew her little Mina wiuld bring many challenges, but for now, she was tiny and cute. And Sarah could deal with tiny and cute.