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Incorrect Quotes Tag Game - Ships Edition
So, I've actually done this before (I was tagged by @writinglittlebeasts).
Here's the link to it:
But I've been playing around with the incorrect quote generator website for fun, and I've come up with some more hilarious interactions that I really wanted to share! This time, we're focusing more on the ships - Bephanie (Ben and Stephanie) and Brelise (Bret + Elise).
Here's the link to the generator:
Hope you enjoy these!
Bephanie:
Ben: What are you in the mood for? Stephanie: World domination. Ben: That's a bit ambitious. Stephanie: You are my world. Ben: Aww⌠Stephanie: Ben: Stephanie: Ben: OH.
Stephanie, throwing her head into Ben's lap: Tell me I'm pretty! Ben, lovingly stroking her hair: You're pretty fucking annoying, that's what you are.
Ben: Did it hurt when you fell- Stephanie: From heaven? Wow, I didnât think you were such a flirt- Ben: No, I meant when you fell down the stairs. Stephanie: ⌠Ben: You just laid there for 15 minutes.
Stephanie: Ben, can I speak to you for a minute? In private. Ben: Ooh, someone's in trouble... It's me. I don't know why I did that.
Ben: Did you know you remind me of all 26 letters of the alphabet? Stephanie: What? Like J F K W S Q X- Ben: No, like, U R A Q T. Stephanie: Awwww!
Ben: This is a very powerful artefact. Youâd be messing with some forces we donât fully understand. Stephanie: That sounds like a dare to me. Ben: Oh my God.
Ben: Vegetable oil is made from vegetables, and coconut oil is made from coconuts, so BABY OIL- Stephanie: CAN'T WE JUST HAVE A NICE FAMILY DINNER FOR ONCE?!
Brelise:
Bret: Ugh, crushes are so dumb. Elise: I know. Whenever Iâm near the person I like I just start acting stupid. Bret: But youâre always acting stupid? Elise: ⌠Elise: Yeah, donât think about that too hard.
Bret: Okay, but what if we went to dinner not as friends this time? Elise: AS ENEMIES?! Bret:
Cop: What are your names? Elise, whispering: Don't tell him, Bret. Cop, writing: Bret⌠Elise: Crap. Bret: Nice going, Elise. Cop: Bret: Uh oh.
Elise: Two wrongs donât make a right. Bret: *sighs* Thatâs true⌠Bret: But two negatives make a positive!!!
Elise: My life is a mess. Bret: Elise relax, go get a beer. Elise: I donât want a beer. Bret: Who said it was for you?
Bret: I am so cool. I am an absolute Chad. I am the epitome of coolness and awesomenessâ Elise: Hi. Bret: *melts down in a flustered heap of softness*
Bret: You look good in that hoodie. Elise: You know where else I'd look good? Bret, zero hesitation: My bed. Elise, at the same time: By your side- wait, what?
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There we go!
Love these lol (Some of these actually lowkey fit perfectly characterwise... I put them in an order that chronologically kind of works in terms of plot/character development).
I think I'll tag some other writers to do this for some ships in their own works as well...
Gently tagging all these folks: @fayeiswriting, @kirsten-is-writing, @e-s-willswriting, @jay-avian, @clairelsonao3, @sarahlizziewrites, @mjparkerwriting, @silverslipstream, @winterandwords, @exquisitecrow, @elizaellwrites, @writingalterras, @thecreakywriter, @sam-glade, @mysticstarlightduck, @hollyannewrites, @ryns-ramblings, @autumnalwalker, @toribookworm22, @mousedetective, @blind-the-winds, @falesiacats, @j-1173, @gummybugg, @jessicawestonauthor, @saviournelwinter and @thelavenderwriter.
I know, it's a lot of people. But I'm curious to see some other versions of this!
#rickie-the-storyteller#writerblr#writing#steph's crew#original characters#my ships#Brelise#Bephanie#incorrect quotes#tag game
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Thanks @autumnalwalker for tagging me in my favourite writeblr game! I didnât have âflusteredâ anywhere, but hereâs the others.
Single
âEight wonderful years next month,â he rhapsodized to a young duke in an eyesore of a suit that rivalled Llaneddâs dress in terms of ugliness. âAlas, we spent three of them cruelly torn apart by the brutal and terrifying Flutterby Wars, my poor Bonothan still has the most terrible nightmares, but we wouldnât change a single day. Isnât that right, my beautiful butterbean?â
Children
âOh, we would love to,â Llanedd said the next time one of them had the gall to ask if they were thinking of âstarting a familyâ, âbut Iâm afraid my darling Bephanie has the most awful allergy to children. Contact with anyone under the age of fourteen sends him breaking out into hives, itâs so sad.â
Playful
Smoothly, Trickster pulled his vibrant knife from his waistband, letting the feeble light play off the pink hue of its blade. As the goblyn hoard finally reached stabbing distance he flipped it expertly in his long fingers and, with a smirk, opened his mouth to utter his last words, something cool; something clever; something memorable.
Unfortunately, before he could think of anything, the nearest goblyn stabbed him through the heart.
Recognize
âInk Malarkey,â Llanedd repeated, baffled that Trickster didnât immediately recognise the name. âWorld renowned writer for the Buckbourgh Post and the Somerstrop Standard? Go-to expert for the Saturday Night Travelling Talk Show? You have to have at least heard of them?â
âHang on,â Trickster said, âAre they the one who writes all those fluff pieces? Stuff like âTop 10 Tips for Getting the Most Out Of Your Visit to Nottly-Upon-Heath! and âSize Matters? Is Sir Dayveeâs lance truly all natural?â.â
âI⌠do you have those memorized?â
Tagging @pga-books @ahordeofwasps and @dreamwanderingpoet to find Loud, Love, and Long :)
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If I might introduce the inimitable Bephanie - an Aasimar warlock belonging to @loopyhoopyfrood ! Rich, spoilt, and armed with an arcane charm bracelet, Bephanie is off to explore the world - and maybe learn a bit about responsibility on the way...
I drew this pic as part of a promotion for my book, Strictly No Heroics <3 Thank you for pre-ordering, bud!
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Itâs an unfinished drawing, but this is Bephanie!
Sheâs my current dnd OC and a potential side character for Loopiverse book 3. Currently sheâs an Aasimar Warlock whose patron is her celestial parent, whose spell casting focus is a charm bracelet, and whose backstory is a blatant Wild Child rip off đ
Basically, sheâs a spoilt, bratty rich kid from fantasy-LA whose mean-spirited pranking went a step too far, so her mostly-absentee parent took away her money pouch and shipped her off to fantasy-UK to Grow Up and Learn Some Responsibility. Instead she slipped away from the experienced adventurer who was supposed to be showing her some tough love, joined up with a bunch of novice adventurers who looked brawny enough to do all the work whilst she watched from a safe distance, and is now learning that having a job is just as awful as she anticipated.
Sheâs extremely proficient in persuasion, deception, and intimidation, and extremely un-proficient in anything requiring physical effort. She has a ridiculously spoilt hollyphant familiar named Princess, refuses to wear anything that isnât pink, and the first time she saw a goblin she freaked out, screamed, and absolutely obliterated it with a sparkly eldritch blast.
Reblog this with an image of your current favorite oc maybe
#this is probably a longer ramble than you asked for but I love her so much xD#sheâs a spoilt selfish brat born into so much privilege sheâs completely disconnected from reality#so her character growth is gonna be great <3#(although a corruption arc would also be fun)#oh and sheâs aro ace but hasnât realised it yet!#the rest of the party is monk/fighter/war cleric sooooo#she mainly just fires off spells from a safe distance whilst theyâre all in melee range lol
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Since itâs Easter meet Bephany Bunny! (Yes, itâs Bephany, not Bethany. I thought it sounded more bunny-like) She is older than probably half of Tumblr, being at least 27 years old:) I have a fondness for lop eared bunnies (I was a huge fan of the Leo the Lop books) and so most of my Easter plush rabbits were Lops. Bephany is one of the the few I still have; she got me through being away at college and was with me when I got my diploma. She has occupied a spot of honor on my bed through several moves and now spends her retirement snuggled in with the other favorites.
Mom found this pic of when I got Bephy! While the pic is not dated the clue to her age is the fact that there are 4 baskets: me and my three siblings and also I remember the baby bunny being for my youngest sister who was a toddler at the time. She is a little faded now but still very huggable and I hope to have her for another 27+ years!
#I lover her dearly#I was so homesick in college#I got through it#SHe's still very squishable#she is boss bunny#Bunny#plush#collection
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confrontati0n replied to your post: why are my best friends so good at being hilarious...
wtf who have you been talking to WAS IT BEPHANIE
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All milk is actually provided by Bephanie The Super Cow and she loves her job
havenât gotten angry anons in under a year. i need to post the most batshit takes
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Awww I like this picture! :D
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Bephanie Snippet
I've been looking forward to sharing this one.
Hope you guys enjoy!!
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I ignored the terrible pit of dread in my gut as I knocked on the door. I had been travelling for almost the whole entire day. I was here on a mission - determined to rebuild what had been broken.
What I had broken, to be more specific.
Something that El always says is that when you make mistakes, you have to take full responsibility for them and take the necessary steps to make things right. This was me doing just that. I was scared, but I knew that I had to put my own feelings aside... like how I should have done, to begin with. This isn't about me. This is about making amends with my husband. Ben. Who I haven't seen or spoken to in weeks.
"It's going to be fine," I told myself. Aloud. I needed to hear those words.
I stood at the familiar front door, my heart pounding with a mixture of nervousness and hope. Sooner or later, the door swung open, revealing you-know-who on the other side. I don't know if I was expecting that.
I mean, he was who I came here for. Of course, I was going to see him eventually. I wanted to see him. I guess I just didn't want to see him first. And I didn't think I would see him first, either... he's staying with his family. But I guess it's better this way. Get over the initial awkwardness of all this. Like ripping off a Band-Aid.
We both kind of stared at each other in stunned silence. It wasn't a tense silence, there was no deep sense of uncomfortability around it. But it wasn't happy or peaceful either.
I mustered up the courage to finally speak (since he clearly wasn't going to). "Hey," I greeted casually. At least, I tried to sound casual. In reality, I probably sounded like a robot.
I was expecting a lot. I was expecting rage, pain, yelling, and some good old-fashioned passive aggression. Maybe even tears, like how he reacted when he first found out.
I wasn't expecting what I got.
"Steph?"
Just my name. Barely above whisper volume. It sounded like a question, a plead, a forgotten feeling. Or maybe that's just how I heard it.
It gave me a small amount of hope that I didn't have going in. I don't know what it was exactly... maybe it was the fact that he didn't immediately slam the door in my face. Maybe it was the fact that he didn't scream at me about what a gross and pathetic slut I was (like somebody said he would... thanks, Reginald). Or maybe it was the look in his eyes. His face was a mixture of conflicting emotions. I could see surprise, pain, fear and uncertainty. But there was something else beyond all that in his eyes, something I hadn't seen in a while â a warm glow. Light. Hope. A glimmer of the old love that had once been the foundation of our relationship. Maybe even a hint of forgiveness?
Ok, perhaps that one was a stretch. But he wasn't completely angry. There was a bit of hurt and anger there, but not as much as I thought there would be.
It gave me a renewed inner strength that I didn't know I needed. I allowed myself to relax a bit and smile.
Maybe there was hope for us after all. Everything can get back to normal. Things can be ok in my life for once!
Stop it, Steph. This isn't about you.
Before I could say anything else, the sound of laughter and chatter filled the air.
I glanced past Ben to see a lively scene unfolding in the living room. His family â parents, siblings, nieces, and nephews â were all gathered, sharing stories and joy. It was a warm, chaotic contrast to the heavy atmosphere between Ben and me. And I wanted in!
I think Ben could tell, because the next thing he did was step aside to let me enter, saying, "You want to come in, then?"
I nodded, my smile growing even wider. In I went.
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"Stephanie!" Ben's younger adoptive sister, Emily, greeted me with a tight hug. "We've missed you!"
I returned the hug, laughing. "I've missed you more, Em."
Toby (Ben's older adoptive brother) came up from behind me and joined in on the hugging action. "Highly doubtful, Steph. No, but seriously, it's been way too long. How have you been?"
Where to begin... maybe stressed out of my damn mind with this investigation? Guilty for almost wrecking my own marriage? Miserable for hurting all of my friends? Confused about where I stand with Bret (or what my relationship with Bret even is now... this has been going on for months now, and I still have no idea what it is. I don't even really know how I feel about him anymore. Not that any of this even matters. Man... I can't believe I've spent this long talking about Bret - none of this is about him!)?
All because I was bored. And because I could. I didn't think about the potential consequences. I didn't care about how my actions could affect other people.
Man... I'm such a callous bitch sometimes.
Self-loathing rant aside, it was around this point when I began to notice how curious Ben's family was. Everyone seemed to have a new question to ask. I felt like I was being interrogated or something.
"You remember Aunt Thedra, right?" Toby asked, gesturing toward a kind-looking woman with greying hair, who was engaged in animated conversation with a man I distinctly remembered to be Emily's husband Gareth. I nodded without saying a word, despite not recognising "Aunt Thedra" at all.
"You want to say hi to the kids, Steph?" Emily asked, picking up one of her children - a small boy, probably no older than 4 or 5. I found out that his name was Jacob, and that he was the middle kid in Emily's family of 5(!) young children. But he didn't seem too pleased to see me (the kid straight up burst out crying when he noticed my presence), so I said no for now.
"Stephanie, darling!" called the sweet, gentle voice of Ben's mother, Marian. "It's lovely to see you back here again. I'm making some dinner, do you want beef or vegetarian casserole?"
Such a kind woman. Right as I prepared to open my mouth and respond, however, I heard this:
"How come she gets to pick what we have?!"
It was Lily. Jacob's big sister. I say "big" but she really doesn't look that much older than him... maybe a year or two.
"That's Stephanie, Lily," Marian calmly replied. "She's our guest for the night, so she gets to pick what we're having for dinner."
Lily grumbled a little bit more, but eventually, she got the message. I'm assuming she's heard about me in the past because she seemed to have an idea of who I was. How do I know this? Well, once she was done talking to Marian, she turned to me and went, "So, are you Uncle Ben's special friend?"
I kid you not. Straight up said that to my face!
I had no idea how to respond to this question coming out of a five-year-old girl's mouth. But I didn't have to, because just then, Ben's father, Paul, welcomed me with a genuine smile, and yet another warm hug. "Steph, love. How are you? Thought you were avoiding us!"
"No, Paul," I smiled back, returning the hug. "I've just had a lot on my plate lately."
Ben has a pretty large and chaotic family. It's nice to be surrounded by all this noise at a time like this - when your heart and mind are fighting for your attention, and you're hurting after weeks of nonstop despair, it's almost nice to have a room full of distraction. Being in a stimulating atmosphere like Ben's childhood home was a refreshing break from the cold dead silence I struggled to get used to when he left the house.
For a moment, I could almost forget the storm that loomed between Ben and me. But I knew that I had to face the music sooner or later.
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The evening went by pretty smoothly, honestly - much smoother than I thought it would. Of course, it helped that Ben and I were kind of trying to avoid one another. Mostly to maintain the peace. But also because I had no idea what to even say to him. Which is weird, since I've had hours of travel time to think of things to say to him!
I caught him looking at me from across the room at several points. His gaze held a weird mixture of curiosity and something else I couldn't quite place. I don't know what it was... I didn't want to give myself more false hope by convincing myself that it was forgiveness or understanding. It might be... but it was probably more along the lines of confusion. He seemed more conflicted than anything else.
I don't blame him. I'm confused, too. Not with him. With me. What's wrong with me?! I came here to fix things between us, and I have yet to figure out how to achieve this goal.
...That's a massive lie. I knew what to do. I knew what it would take. I just wasn't sure I had it in me. I was afraid.
How does that old expression go? "He who dares, wins?"
I came here to win.
I sat next to him on the sofa and tapped his arm to get his attention (he was on his phone).
"Hello," he mumbled awkwardly.
"Hey, Ben," I responded with a bit of that same awkwardness. "So, can we talk?"
"I think we should."
"Great. Should we go somewhere private, or-"
"DINNER TIME!" Marian yelled from the kitchen. For such a soft-spoken lady, she sure knows how to yell.
Patching things up with my husband is going to have to wait a little while longer.
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Ben and I exchanged glances all throughout dinner. I was glad. Non-verbal communication was better than NO communication. Frankly, I was rather pleased that I no longer had to avoid eye contact with him.
Eventually, dinner finished up. Ben, being the kind soul that he is, helped Marian with the dishes and the clearing up of the kitchen. I stood outside and watched him help his mother out, and eventually, even Paul came in to do his part. He turned on some music, and the three of them had a little dance party as they did the chores. Marian called me in to come join the fun, but I didn't want to intrude on a sweet family moment.
"Nonsense," Paul laughed. "Steph, you are family. Come join us, love."
Why did hearing him say that almost make me cry, damn it
Anyway, once we were done with all of that, Ben, who was in a much better mood, took my hand and guided me to a more private part of the house, away from his family's curious eyes and ears.
We found ourselves at the bottom of the back garden. It was a place filled with memories of simpler times in our relationship - barbecues, surprise birthday parties, lazy Sundays, and stolen kisses. The air was charged with unspoken words as we faced each other.
"Your parents are so nice."
"I agree," Ben smiled. "They're the best parents I've ever had, that's for sure."
I laughed quietly at that one. Partially because I just wanted to laugh, and partially because I didn't know what to say. Or maybe I did, but I was scared of saying it. I had a feeling of where it would lead the conversation, and I didn't want to go there.
But he who dares, wins.
I want to be that "he." Even though I'm a she.
"How have you been?"
"Much better now that I have these guys," Ben replied, gesturing to the house full of music and family noise. That sweet sound of comforting chaos.
"I can imagine. You look great!" I offered, trying to keep the conversation nice and light for as long as possible.
"So do you," Ben sighed, his tone inscrutable. "Although you don't need me to tell you that, I don't think."
I sighed, too. "Oh, Ben. I've missed you so much."
Ben raised an eyebrow. "Have you?"
"Of course! God, these past few weeks have been a nightmare without you. Did you really think I wasn't going to care at all when you left without a word?"
"I don't know, Steph. It's not like you need me all that much anymore. You have someone else to play with when you're lonely and bored."
I mean... ouch. But true.
"Ok... I deserved that."
"Look, Steph... nothing you do or say is going to change the way you've made me feel. I appreciate you coming all this way. I appreciate that you probably feel bad, and that you might want to make things right, but what you need to understand is-"
"I do! I do want to make things right!"
"Let me finish. It doesn't change anything. I don't need or want anything from you. No apologies, no nothing. All I need is time to move on."
Sounds simple enough. That doesn't mean I'm satisfied with that answer, though. There's a lot more that needs to be said.
"I need to give you an apology, Ben. Because you deserve it, and because after all the hurt I've caused, it's the least I can do. I'm so sorry. I messed up. I know that completely, and I take full responsibility for it. It's not your fault in any way, so I hope you don't feel like it is, even a little bit."
Ben was quiet for a while after I said that. "Steph," he began, "I need to understand. I need to know why."
I'm still searching for the answers to that question myself. "I don't know," I admitted to him. "I guess it was a way to unwind. Or forget about how stressed the investigation was making me."
Ben's face sank when he heard that. "You could've just talked to me about it," he said.
It's true. I could've. But the thing is, that's not really the reason. I don't know what the actual reason is, but it sure as hell ain't that.
"I have no idea. It didn't mean anything to me, Ben. It still doesn't. And neither does he. We've stopped seeing each other, by the way."
"That's great! Problem solved. Yippee."
"Ok, stop. I know that things aren't going to get better between us overnight, Ben. I can accept that. What I won't accept is your decision to give up on us."
"What do you mean?!"
"'I just need to move on'? Sounds like quitter talk to me."
"You quit on us first!"
"It's not a competition, Ben! You and I are married! Married. Do you know what that means?"
"I don't know. Do you?"
Another excellent question.
"Yeah. It means that when things get rough, you deal with things together. As a team. Instead of fucking off to the other side of the country to stay with mummy and daddy because your wife is hurting your feewings. Actually fighting for your relationship and actively trying to make it work, instead of being a damn baby about it. That's what it means."
"Oh, my God..."
A little harsh, I know. But the longer the conversation went on, the more I knew that this was going to take more than a simple apology or a gesture of kindness and love. This was a trust issue. Ben just doesn't trust me anymore. And much like Rome, trust can't be (re)built in a day.
The argument went on until it finally reached its peak, with both of us standing on the precipice of emotional exhaustion. Silence lingered, filled only by the echoes of harsh words exchanged in the confined space. That was it. We ran out of stuff to say. We were done.
Except... not really.
Suddenly, it was almost as if he and I were being drawn together by an invisible force. Our eyes locked in a moment of shared vulnerability, and the charged atmosphere shifted. The anger and hurt that had fueled our fight transformed into a different kind of intensity. I felt my breath getting caught in my throat as I gazed at him. I still couldn't quite read his expression, but I had a feeling he was thinking what I was thinking.
Without a word, without a conscious decision, our lips met in a desperate and passionate kiss. It was a collision of conflicting emotions, a fusion of anger, desire, and the lingering traces of love that had not completely faded.
It was a disjointed, chaotic dance, a paradoxical blend of frustration and longing. It spoke of a history shared, a connection that, despite its fractures, had not entirely disintegrated. At that moment, the outside world faded away, and the only reality that existed was the collision of two souls desperately seeking solace in each other.
It was so... weird. And random. And beautiful.
When we broke away from each other, our eyes met again, now clouded with a mixture of confusion and a hint of something deeper. Hope?
I've got to stop seeing everything as a sign of hope, man.
Anyways, later on in bed, we continued having this conversation. Sort of.
"This whole thing has completely destroyed what we have. I don't know if we can even put things back together... at least not the exact way it used to be. Things'll probably never be the same ever again."
I swallowed hard, the reality of his words sinking in. "I don't want it to be the same, Ben. I want it to be better. I want us to be better. And I believe we can make it better, too. Don't you?"
Ben's expression softened, a hint of vulnerability breaking through. "You don't even know what 'better' means right now, Steph. And neither do I. That's something that'll take a while to figure out."
"Yeah..." I agreed, sighing. "But that doesn't mean we can't try."
I mean, look at us. We're practically halfway there!
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Book 2 is so dysfunctional, y'all. I'm just realising lol.
But yeah. This is a long one, but it's pretty packed. Hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know your thoughts!
Also, who is your favourite member of Ben's family? I love his mum, personally <3
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Thanks @drabbleitout for the tag <3 No 'riot' anywhere, surprisingly, but here's the rest.
Relax
It wasn't like Trickster hadn't seen Llanedd relaxed before, they'd been loose and laughing in the wake of their fake relationship's fake breakup, but back then Trickster had put it down to the adrenaline rush that followed a successful heist. This was the exact opposite of a successful heist, and yet Llanedd looked just as worry-free, limbs loose and brow slack, the tenseness that Trickster had thought part of Llanedd's natural state of being completely gone. It was like seeing a priceless diamond without it's arcane laser grid. Wrong.
Risk
âI imagine the queen and king disappearing like they did would throw a bit of a warhammer in the works,â she said. This time, she decided a comforting pat was well worth the risk, and placed a hand gently on his arm. It spoke to how far heâd come that her hand wasnât immediately blasted into smithereens. Or maybe it was that sheâd subtly moved his staff out of reach when he wasnât looking.
Revenge
It slowly began to dawn on Llanedd that these people were so far removed from reality that âLairde and Lady Gilwynneâ could say absolutely anything and their gossip-hungry audience wouldnât even think to question it. Or perhaps things like that did happen in these sorts of circles, who knew? Either way, now fairly confident they werenât suddenly about to be discovered as fakes and thrown into the viscountâs dungeons to rot, Llanedd couldnât help but seize the opportunity for a little revenge. âOh, we would love to,â Llanedd said the next time one of them had the gall to ask if they were thinking of âstarting a familyâ, âbut Iâm afraid my darling Bephanie has the most awful allergy to children. Contact with anyone under the age of fourteen sends him breaking out into hives, itâs so sad.â
Tagging @surroundedbypearls @space-writes @ace-malarky (if you want) to find Ready, True, and Light.
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You know whatâs even better than fake dating? Fake breakup. A bit of a long one today, but hopefully worth it!
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âHow could you?â
Tricksterâs wail was so loud at least half the ballroom immediately turned to see what was going on. A subtle wink was Llaneddâs only warning before they found themself shoved harshly away, only just managing to steady themself on the nearby shoulder of an unfortunate attendee.
âOn our anniversary!â With exaggerated drama, Trickster raised a hand to his forehead, âaccidentallyâ elbowing a passing viscountess who jerked, sending her goblet of wine spilling down the back of an unexpecting gentleman, who in return managed to take out a passing page and their tray of hors dâoeuvres as he spun, causing even more of the guests to turn Tricksterâs way as they craned to see the cause of the commotion. Llanedd watched, stunned.
âAnd with my cousin!â
A pause. Trickster deliberately cleared his throat, and Llanedd finally caught on. Swallowing their horror, they resigned themself to the act and stepped forward.
âCome on, baby,â they said in the whiniest voice they could muster, making sure to project their voice to ensure the eavesdroppers could clearly hear, âdonât be like that.â
For the briefest moment, Tricksterâs eyes widened. Clearly he hadnât been expecting Llanedd to really play along. Then he smiled, a tiny smirk that only Llanedd would catch, and Llanedd knew the game was on.
âLike what?â Trickster snapped. âLike you didnât cheat on me?â
Llanedd couldnât help but notice that the word âcheatâ was yelled louder than the others. They also noticed those nearest them were trying to subtly shuffle closer.
âI wouldnât say I cheated,â Llanedd said, pitching their voice just loud enough to be heard, just quiet enough that the crowd around them fell all but silent as they tried to listen in. âItâs not like weâre that serious.â
âSerious?â said Trickster. âYou married me! Swore in front of witnesses there would never be another! How much more serious can you get?â
Llanedd, who had until now been cast as the damsel-in-distress in all of Tricksterâs fictional anecdotes, was rather enjoying playing the villain. As dramatically as they could, they rolled their eyes.
âThatâs the thing about you, Beph. Youâre just so needy. Bonathan, come shopping with me. Bonathan, come listen to me play the piano. Bonathan, take me with you, Bonathan, accompany me to this pointless party. Canât I ever have a single moment to myself?â
âIs that what my cousin was?â Trickster quickly retorted. âA moment?â
Llanedd thought about all the rich, bored nobles not even bothering to hide the fact they were furiously listening in, and, drawing themself up to their full height, summoned a look of utter disdain.
âMore than one.â
âBephanieâ let out a choked sob, burying his face in his hands. Tricksterâs sobs sounded suspiciously like snorts of laughter, but Llanedd couldnât hold it against him. They were too busy repressing sobs of their own.
âMaybe you should have married her instead!â
Trickster spun on his heel, still sobbing. Aware that there were a handful of guests somehow still oblivious to the drama unfolding around them, Llanedd let him take two steps, then called after him.
âSo, what? Youâre just going to leave me? Leave us?â
As Trickster slowly turned back around, Llanedd took advantage of their unflattering outfit and lowered their hands to cradle their naturally protruding stomach. Hopefully the onlookers would mistake the shaking for crying. Trickster seemed to be having similar success hiding his amusement, but just about managed to turn his snort of laughter into what might pass for a bitter scoff.
âUs?â he managed to say. âTell me, is it even mine?â
Llanedd shrugged, and made sure not to look him in the eye.
âDoes it matter?â they asked, in a tone so nonchalant it was a miracle of upper class upbringing that no one stepped forward and punched them in the face. âYou always wanted to be a mother.â
âNot to someone elseâs child!â
Trickster jerked his face away, âhidingâ fake tears. Llanedd risked a glance in the direction heâd turned, and could just make out a band of armor-clad figures beginning to excuse-me their way through the crowd towards them. Trickster was subtly rotating one finger, and this time Llanedd caught on immediately. Time to wrap this up. They took a deep breath, and gave the tiniest nod.
âBabeââ
âI canât do this anymore! Bonathan Tonathan Gilwynne, we are THROUGH.â
In what Llanedd would begrudgingly admit was the perfect finishing move, Trickster threw the remainder of his wine down the front of Llaneddâs dress. The resulting stain was almost an improvement. Before they could respond, Trickster yanked one of the probably-stolen rings from his finger, launched it dramatically at Llaneddâs feet, and stalked away in a flood of laughter-disguising tears. Figuring Trickster would probably want it back, Llanedd bent down and picked up the silver ring, slipping it onto a finger of their own as, in a display of upper class snobbery as predictable as it was passive aggressive, the gathered crowd shunned them completely.
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Happy Tender Tuesday! If you could choose your favorite traits in any of your character's romantic relationships, what you it be? What would you say is the most important thing in said relationship for each of the characters involved?
Soooooooooooooo sorry for the late response! I've been suuuuuuuuper busy.
Thank you for the ask. This is a really good question!
I personally believe that communication is a key element of a healthy, positive romantic relationship (or any relationship, for that matter - even with family). I mean, when you think about it, a lot of the biggest issues in most ships on tv/books/movies and stuff all come down to misunderstandings and disagreements that could have easily been avoided by having a proper conversation lol.
(It's super annoying to me when a pointless misunderstanding pops up in the middle of a movie JUST as a contrived way to trigger a "third act break up" scene...)
I don't typically want to give my characters this problem. This is why for most of the ships that I write, I tend to have at least one character that isn't entirely useless when it comes to effective communication.
For my two Steph's Crew ships, I try to incorporate this rule. I'd say that Ben is the emotionally mature one in his and Steph's relationship overall, but they have pretty solid and effective communication all around... mostly. I mean, at the start, it's great! But once they go long distance, things change a bit. Mostly from Stephanie's end. She kind of closes herself off and downplays how much she's struggling with the distance. The thing with her though, is that she hates not expressing how she truly feels, so this is all kind of building up to a moment when she has this huge breakdown, leading her to make a change in her life.
(Can't really give more away without spoiling future posts lol)
But I'd say that's probably the thing I like most about Stephanie (in regards to her romantic relationships). It's the fact that she's honest about her feelings and she has the nerve to make tough choices.
Bret and Elise are a slightly different case, though (mostly because they are a newly formed couple, not a long-standing one like Stephanie and Ben. They're in the honeymoon stage lol). I wanted to give them a few weeks of just happiness and sweet moments and fun times before things go off the rails... because of course it will.
These two are comfortable sharing stuff with each other - they're besties, after all. Bret loves being with Elise - she makes him really happy, and he just wants to make her as happy as she makes him. That's the nice thing about Bret, in my opinion - he's a sensitive soul (more so than he lets on lol). People that feel deeply tend to love deeply also. However, he has a lot of issues that he struggles to open up about (with anyone, not just El) for a couple of reasons, and this puts a lot of strain on their relationship later on in the story.
And Elise doesn't really know how to deal with him. She's out of her depth, for a couple of valid reasons - she's never been in a romantic relationship with anyone before, so she's navigating all this stuff for the very first time, she comes from a family that's kind of cold and private and rigid, preferring to deal with things like this in a particular way, so her upbringing may not be the best preparation one could have for dealing with matters of the heart lol, etc. But the good thing about El is that she's very mature, perceptive, and she learns quickly. She gets the hang of things and finds a way to deal with their problems properly. This is the reason why she's rather good at maintaining relationships in her life (she makes friends really quickly, despite the fact that she's naturally quite shy and super introverted, and she's the only person in her family that still has a close relationship with Adam after he got kicked out).
So yeah. Needless to say, there were already several issues going into this ship that they weren't properly taking the time to address (because they're just having too much fun on ~Honeymoon Avenue~ lol) until things start to go crazy later on in the story. That's all I'm going to say about that.
So yeah! These are the main traits from my ships that I admire a lot (from each character).
Hope this answers your question!
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Happy Tender Tuesday!!!
Out of all your character's romances which is the most complicated? How do the different emotional intensities of your characters affected theif relationship? Who is more protective of the other and who is the most chill?
Hi! Happy Tender Tuesday!
Thanks for the ask. This is an interesting question.
I love to put a bit of romance into my writing (even if itâs a minor subplot or something), just because I love a good love story. đ
In my main WIP, there are two main romantic pairings (which come with their own playlists lol. I make them for my characters sometimes because I love my music⌠itâs fun to think of a potential soundtrack for your stories):
Stephanie and Ben
Bret and Elise
I love writing for both! Probably because they are both really different and give different vibes.
Stephanie and Ben are already an established relationship from the start. Theyâre like the long term couple in the story (I donât think I ever stated how long theyâve been together for, but Iâd like to think it has been at least a year). So they are really comfortable together and enjoy each otherâs company.
They also live together - after Steph ran away from her foster home, she moved in with Ben (heâs older, so he has his own place. I know it kind of sounds weird since sheâs still in high school, but sheâs 18, so itâs not like itâs illegal). Stephanie and Ben protect and support each other. They need each other. Stephanie has lived a life full of instability, and Ben is like her safe haven from all of that (because of this, I kind of characterise him as the âchillâ one, but that doesnât automatically mean that he isnât protective of his lady).
They know each other really, really well because of this. They have this deep connection and understanding that is unique to them - Stephanieâs always talking about how she never truly felt understood or close to anyone before she met him. Itâs cute⌠but it does have its flaws/downsides.
Steph lowkey becomes codependent in her relationship with Ben. Sheâs a strong independent young woman, but sheâs also super attached to her boyfriend and sheâs just used to him being there for her all the time. Which makes their long distance relationship even more of a struggle for her. Ben gets a work opportunity out of the country, leaving Stephanie behind for a year. Sheâs living alone for the first time in her whole life, and she gets really sad and lonely. She also worries that things will change between them while heâs away (and has nightmares about him cheating). Sheâs not doing so well⌠and this even affects the way she acts around her friends.
(More below)
Now letâs discuss the other main ship: Bret and Elise. These two are serving the âfriends to loversâ vibes lol. Well, more like âchildhood friends to loversâ vibes - theyâve known each other since primary school, and theyâve been close friends for years. Because theyâve essentially grown up together, they know each other quite well, too (not the same exact way as Ben and Steph, tho. Since they donât live together. But theyâve known each other for a way longer duration than Ben and Steph have).
I think I might actually enjoy writing for them a little more (just a LITTLE bit. I still love Steph and Benâs storyline), just because itâs that classic high school love story, you know? Like, itâs the story of two characters getting to know one another, seeing each other in a new light, and then falling in love. Itâs beautiful. đ
They are also really interesting characters together. They are very different (opposites attract and all that), and their dynamic is fun and engaging because of this. This also means that they argue quite a bit. đ
They also just have a strong connection even before they start falling for each other - aside from the fact that El has had a minor crush on Bret for years, we see them reaching out to each other when they need support, and trusting each other with things that they probably wouldnât share with the other members of the group.
Something about their relationship that I feel like I should probably mention, though, is their storyline is⌠a lot. The main gist of it is that Bret is a chaotic slacker troublemaking mess, and he decides after a while that he doesnât want to be that person anymore. So he goes to Elise (his kind, agreeable, responsible model student friend) for some help with changing. She agrees to support him on his journey, and it goes smoothly at first, but he just canât stay focused. He relapses into his old habits, frustrating her more and more, until he does something that upsets her so much that she just canât take this whole âletâs fix Bretâ mission anymore. And thatâs not even half of it.
I donât think this is the best way to start a relationship in real life. Bret becomes super dependent on Elise to become her coach at life, essentially, which is a lot of pressure to put on a person (especially someone thatâs a teenager like you, who you also consider a friend, or someone you care about a lot). Add that to the fact that he never really followed her advice, either - not most of the time, anyways. And when you take all his trauma and emotional baggage into account as well⌠itâs a lot of stress for just one person. Itâs understandable that Elise eventually snapped.
Something I just wanted to say here is that I donât believe that a romantic relationship (or any relationship, for that matter) is a solution to your life problems. Itâs not a substitute for therapy. Itâs not the job or responsibility of your partner to âfixâ you, despite what many romance stories and movies tell us nowadays lol. I just came up with this plot for them as a starting point because I wanted to set up these two (both together, and separately) and their overall dynamic and vibes.
Itâs not healthy to completely depend on someone else to give you stability, especially in this case (teenagers figuring out who they are while also dealing with the challenges of student life and all⌠towards the end of their final year of high school). Fortunately, thatâs part of what Bretâs arc is about! Learning to build discipline and changing his life for himself, instead of depending on external factors. This definitely improves his relationship with El.
At least Iâm trying to be self aware with things lol. đ
But yeah. Both romantic subplots are great, in my opinion. Iâm biased, but still.
Stephanie and Ben bring a lot of drama to the table, while Bret and Elise are a fun high school romance (with its fair share of drama as well, tbh).
And I think Iâll end it here, since Iâve been going on forever.đ
Man, this was a good ask. Thank you so much! I love talking about ships. đ
I hope this is a good answer. And I hope that you enjoy the playlists!
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Steph's Crew - Book 3 Summary
I was meant to post this last year to sort of close the Steph-related content and focus more on other projects. Actually, I was meant to post a lot of things last year...
Bretanie analysis (on here)
Season 1 of AU (on my second blog)
Jekyll and Hyde, but in the modern world (I've been working on that for fun on the side, and I've decided to post the full story on Wattpad)
Revealing the identity of the secret blogger (I'll probably do it in this post, since it is relevant to this part of the story as well)
I've been so busy, y'all. Sorry for the delays.
I just want to make sure I have time to do everything as best as I possibly can, so you can enjoy it. I think it was less pressure posting the Steph's Crew dialogues and snippets because they were old pieces of work, and since the time I first wrote them, I've neatened it up and made it considerably better than it was... I know that the stuff I've shared isn't the final product, so I don't feel the urge to make it perfect. At least not to the extent that I do with all these other projects lol.
Hopefully this can help make up for lost time. I'll get to the other posts mentioned on that list as soon as possible, but until then... here's a summary of the third and final instalment of Steph's Crew!
Enjoy!
Keep in mind that I'm still working on this one. It isn't finished yet, but I wanted to give you guys a rough idea of how it goes. And prepare for this, because it's pretty unhinged lol. I collaborated with my sister on some of the wackier ideas...
Book 3 is titled "Story of a Broken Thing." It picks up where Book 2 ends off, more or less (or at least, it fills us in on what went down since the end of Book 2). If you can't remember how UVC ended, then here's a link to that summary:
But to put it briefly, the crew have successfully solved the mystery, Brelise have split up again, Bret's gone on tour with his band, Dalice are together, Bephanie is over, and Stephanie got arrested... but then escaped from holding. Nobody knows where she could have gone.
Which leads us to Book 3. It is set a couple of years later (I think about 5 years after Book 2 ended), and a lot of stuff has happened in all that time...
Dylan and Alice have broken up. Wasn't meant to be, I guess. But don't worry - they're still friends, and there's no bad blood between them or anything.
Victor and Jen have unfortunately split up as well, leading to Jen moving back to Texas. Alice decides to go with her. She's doing alright - currently taking some classes at a local college, and helping out at her old dance studio in her spare time. She's also still making YouTube videos.
Bret's band is still doing well. They're not touring anymore at the moment, but they are super busy recording a new album, and filming music videos. Plus, they have been asked to perform at the Jingle Bell Ball towards the end of the year, which is very exciting. Even though he has moved back to the UK, because of the nature of Bret's job, he can't just stay in London with his aunt anymore like how he used to... but he still comes to visit her as often as possible. And he and Elise are still close friends, so that's cool. He's been seeing other people over the past couple of years, though.
Elise and Charlie are together. She decided to give him a chance. They're really happy together and they seem to have a pretty healthy, solid relationship for the most part (they've been together for two years straight by the time Book 3 has started). Charlie still harbours some degree of jealousy/wariness towards Bret, though, since she's still really good friends with him. He's never once brought it up to her, though. But it becomes a big deal in this part of the story... more on that later.
Ben isn't really in this part of the story... at least not until towards the end, when Stephanie randomly decides to call him for some reason. But he's doing fine. Moved back to his cooking job from Book 1 lol. It was good money, and now he doesn't have another person to share it with! Wait, that sad-
And by now, Dylan, Connor (who has finally moved on from Daisy! Thank God), Elise and Charlie have all finished their university courses. Yay!
In fact, this is what kickstarts the plot. Dylan's family (we get to see them again in this one! Specifically his mother, her new husband and his younger brother Sam. I feel like we didn't get enough of them last time) is very proud of him for finishing such a long, tough course (3 years, + 1 foundation year + 1 year of masters), and they decide to reward him with an epic summer trip to Australia. And it is during this holiday that he sees Steph again (she's not in Australia btw - he sees her when he goes with a family friend to the Samoan islands).
She fills him in on how she got there. I haven't neatly worked this part out... but basically, Reggie helped her leave the country (idk whether to make him a villain or some kind of loose cannon/antihero type of guy. Like, he's awful most of the time, but he's also one of Stephanie's oldest friends, and he can be genuinely nice when he wants to be. Especially to her. He needs to be in trouble tho lol. I think the thing about him is that he gets away with his awful behaviour easily, whereas Stephanie is kind of forced to be held accountable, even if she actively runs away from the consequences of her actions sometimes...)
After that, she was stuck on her own again for a while and needed a job. So she applied for a job at a local Natia hotel (Natia is a famous line of hotels... kind of like Hilton, to give a known real-life example). She didn't have enough money for a cab or bus, so she had to walk the whole way there through heavy rain. By the time she got there, she looked terrible lol. But when she arrived, she bumped into a handsome young man who kindly helped her out. He got her a room and some clothes to change into, which helped in making a good first impression and whatnot. She got the job!
Later, she found out that the guy's name was Jordan Natia. The son of the hotel line founder (he also owns the hotel she got a job at). She thanks him for her help, and he invites her for dinner... and the rest is history.
And by history, I mean she ends up marrying him lol. Dylan finds out that she now lives at the resort that he and his family friend are currently staying at. She also has a baby daughter named Mia (short for Miranda. Not suspicious at all). She loves her life so much right now. She's always prided herself on being a strong independent woman who can take care of herself, but she's surprised at how much she's enjoying being a stay-at-home mother and housewife lol. She loves spending time with her baby, and she loves her husband a lot, too. He takes good care of her. However, similar to Ben, he doesn't really know all that much about her (Jordan goes through a similar arc to Ben's in Book 2, where he finds out the truth about Stephanie, and it changes the way he sees her. Minus the cheating lol).
Dylan is shocked at how much Steph has changed since the last time he saw her, but he's happy for her at the same time. He can see that she's genuinely happy and seemingly at peace, which is great.
Meanwhile, back in the UK, Charlie has decided to propose to El. He's taking it VERY seriously - even asked for her family's blessing and everything. They all said yes... even Adam lol (he's grown to like Charles by now). One summer evening, he pops the question (in a truly beautiful and romantic way btw), and Elise says yes in the moment, but she doesn't know if she truly feels ready for marriage yet. Something about the situation feels wrong to her, but she doesn't know what it is. However, instead of communicating her mixed feelings to her now fiance, she decides to distract herself with hangouts with her family and friends, as well as getting into her work and other hobbies, preferring to think about anything other than her problems (man, does THIS sound familiar lol). Charlie starts noticing a change in El's behaviour and it begins to really upset him (especially since Bret is one of the people she starts spending more time with, and we all know how she feels about him), causing more strain in their relationship. It only gets worse when they find out about Stephanie's whereabouts...
Dylan messages the others about his trip everyday through a group chat. One night he reveals that he's reunited with an old friend of theirs and sends a picture of him and Stephanie hanging out. The others are shocked. Elise especially.
The situation started becoming somewhat of a controversy in the news... people started talking about it more online, many blogs and news websites (including The Looking Glass) started covering it. Alice made a video on YouTube talking about it (and it came from the unique angle of her knowing the person from school and being their friend and everything. She didn't mention Steph by name, though). It blew her channel up.
The story of Stephanie's escape was quickly resurfacing back into people's minds after being forgotten for such a long time. And this wasn't good for Steph lol. Especially after finally making a life for herself that she was genuinely truly happy in.
But that's not the end of the story.
I'll tell you the rest in part 2 of this summary!
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Incorrect Quotes Tag Game - Ships Edition (Part 2)
Itâs been a while since I last did this. Link to the incorrect quote generator:
And link to part 1 of this:
Iâve been starting to share more of the Stephâs Crew sequels with you all (UVC in particular), and there are so many more ships to explore in them. I only did 2 ships last time⌠the two main ones of TMM. So I think Iâll do 2 more here - Dalice (Dylan + Alice) and Chelise (Charlie and Elise). The two ships from last time are still pretty big ships in the sequel, btw. I just want to explore some different ships/characters this time around.
Here we go!!
Dalice:
Alice: I love you. Dylan: How many people have you said that to? Alice: Everyone. Dylan: What? Alice: I told everyone that I love you.
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Alice: PEASANT. I REQUIRE SUSTENANCE. Dylan: You know there are other ways to say you want McDonalds. Alice: FOUL PLEBEIAN. YOU DARE SPEAK AGAINST MEâ Dylan: *sigh* What do you want? Alice: Chicken nuggets please.
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Dylan: I would let you ruin my life. Alice: Sorry, but Iâm busy ruining my own. Youâll have to wait.
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Dylan to Alice: Turn that frown upside-down! (a little while later) Dylan: What are you doing? Alice, trying to do a handstand: You told me to âturn that frown upside-downâ but itâs not working!
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Dylan: This is a bad idea. Alice: Then why are you coming along? Dylan: Someone has to help get your injured ass home.
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Alice, texting Dylan: Any plans for tonight? Dylan: No. Alice: HA! Loser.
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Alice: I can't take this anymore, someone needs to take me out! Dylan: In a dating type of way, or an assassination type of way? Alice: I don't know, surprise me!
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Chelise:
Charlie: They donât make them like me no more. Iâm the last of my kind. Elise: Thank God...
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Elise: You know, when I first met you, I really didnât like you. Charlie, after a moment: âŚI thought there was going to be another half to that sentence? Elise: Nope! Thatâs it.
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Charlie: Hey. Elise: *pissed off* You⌠complete âŚASS, Charlie!! You show up here after WEEKS, and you say âheyâ?!
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Elise: Oh shoot! Elise: Um. Excuse my vulgarity. Charlie: Iâll let it slide.
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Charlie: El is playing hard to get⌠Charlie: Little does she know, I'm a master at playing hard to get rid of.
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Charlie: Iâve been dropping them the most insanely obvious hints for like a year now. No progress whatsoever. Elise: Wow. They sound really stupid. Charlie: But theyâre not. Theyâre really smart actually. Just dense. Elise: Maybe you need to be more obvious? Like, I donât know⌠âHey! I love you!â Charlie: I guess youâre right. Hey El, I love you. Elise: See! Like that! Just say that. Charlie: *frustrated* Holy fucking shit. Elise: If that flies over their head then, sorry Charles, but they're too dumb for you. Charlie: Elise-
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Elise: Hey. So, about that love letter you sent me⌠Charlie: *blushes* Oh. W-what are your thoughts? Elise: The fourth sentence- Charlie: Yeah, thatâs where I got really deep and emotional and I- Elise: Itâs âyouâre,â not âyourâ.
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And weâre done! Woo-hoo!
Maybe Iâll do an update version of the Bephanie and Brelise incorrect quotes as well lol. This was fun! (I think my fave is the third Chelise one⌠reminds me of Harry Potter lol)
Iâm also planning to do a part 3 for Rachel and Gordon at some point.
Anyways, Iâm tagging these folks to do it next:
@mysticstarlightduck, @fire-but-ashes-too, @exquisitecrow, @toribookworm22, @winterandwords, @aziz-reads, @sam-glade, @waywardwizzard, @janec23, @rbbess110, @clairelsonao3, @ember-writer, @harleyacoincidence, and @writinglittlebeasts. Plus anyone else who wants to do it is welcome to. đ¤
Let me know what your favourite incorrect quotes were!
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Another ship poll!
This one should be interestingâŚ
I have been curious about peopleâs thoughts on the ships in Stephâs Crew for a while. All of the friends, family etc. that Iâve shared this story with have expressed their different thoughts on each ship, and so have many of you guys that follow my blog. But I donât know which ship is the most popular. SoâŚ
I'll probably do this again once I've shared more about the sequel. Many more characters and ships get introduced there!
Oh, and I say âotherâ because a lot of people have expressed interest in non canon ships within the narrative as well⌠like Stylan (Stephanie + Dylan), for example. That one is especially popular among my school mates for some reason. đ
Iâm actually so excited to see which one winsâŚ
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