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Andy
I actually thought about recommending it a lot earlier, but I waited a while to see where the chapters would take me and even though I'm still at the very beginning of the journey of this excellent read, I feel more than motivated to write a great recommendation. First of all: an amazing idea! Some things are difficult to develop, to adapt to, sometimes it didn't turn out the way we wanted it to or it simply deviates from everything we planned. I felt from the first chapter that the narrative followed the general "idea" of the fanfic well, the development is great, the characters fit well into their proper roles, everything described in immeasurable harmony. It simply made me fall in love. The writing is very good, the details are just right, the suspense, that mystery that eats away at you while you wait for a new chapter, that even makes you spend time speculating about what should happen, what the characters' next steps are. plot, everything else, I run out of words to describe it. My reviews are never good enough, so I'll try to put what I think about this wonderful story into a simple recommendation. READ. You won't regret it. Even those who are now venturing into fanfics about 'the GazettE'. There is a perfect balance between drama and cute moments. You know, that "KAWAII" that makes you sigh and want to lock the protagonists in a little jar at the top of your shelf. Well... I believe that's it. Congratulations to the author (who is really, really cool) for this divine work. Kisu > .
"THERE", "THEIR", and "THEY'RE"
"There" refers to a place. "Their" indicates possession. "They're" is a contraction for "they are." Ex.: There is a beautiful garden. Their house is nearby. They're going for a walk.
"LED" and "LEAD"
"Led" is the past tense of the verb "to lead." "Lead" can be a verb meaning to guide or a noun referring to a type of metal. Ex.: She led the team to victory. He will lead the project. The pipes are made of lead.
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This is another story that stole my kokoro...seriously! I love this story, it's super funny and curious, I died laughing at several parts and almost had a heart attack with some hotter parts and not to mention that the author is wonderful and this is the second story of hers that I recommend, but you can favorite the girl for She writes very well................................................. ....................................Kisses
the GazettE
Recommended by Andy
Andy
I actually thought about recommending it a lot earlier, but I waited a while to see where the chapters would take me and even though I'm still at the very beginning of the journey of this excellent read, I feel more than motivated to write a great recommendation. First of all: an amazing idea! Some things are difficult to develop, to adapt to, sometimes it didn't turn out the way we wanted it to or it simply deviates from everything we planned. I felt from the first chapter that the narrative followed the general "idea" of the fanfic well, the development is great, the characters fit well into their proper roles, everything described in immeasurable harmony. It simply made me fall in love. The writing is very good, the details are just right, the suspense, that mystery that eats away at you while you wait for a new chapter, that even makes you spend time speculating about what should happen, what the characters' next steps are. plot, everything else, I run out of words to describe it. My reviews are never good enough, so I'll try to put what I think about this wonderful story into a simple recommendation. READ. You won't regret it. Even those who are now venturing into fanfics about 'the GazettE'. There is a perfect balance between drama and cute moments. You know, that "KAWAII" that makes you sigh and want to lock the protagonists in a little jar at the top of your shelf. Well... I believe that's it. Congratulations to the author (who is really, really cool) for this divine work. Kisu > .
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"THERE", "THEIR", and "THEY'RE"
"There" refers to a place. "Their" indicates possession. "They're" is a contraction for "they are." Ex.: There is a beautiful garden. Their house is nearby. They're going for a walk.