Oh my gosh, what a cheesy ending! For real though, thank you so much if you read this whole, entire darn thing! It means a lot, and of course it just seemed right to add an author's note at the end of the story (typically longer ones or ones that I'm proud of). So yeah, thanks!
Ugh, I know the ending could've been better. I'm considering rewriting it, but I'm not sure if I just hate it because I was the one who wrote it, or if it genuinely could just be cleaned up quite a bit. Or, you know, does the whole situation even make sense? It's confusing 😅
Just a disclaimer though, I know in the epilogue Pierce's mom says "I'm just glad you didn't get a GED like I did" or whatever, that's not my opinion. My personal opinion is to just do whatever works for you and makes you happy. But you know how parents are, my parents say that kind of stuff to me a lot 😂
Okay, I just wanted to get that stuff out of the way. On a more serious note though, thank you if you've supported me through this whole thing!
I'm working on a couple stories right now, but most stories I write I just don't put on Wattpad. However, I'm hoping to put up one of the two I'm writing if not both. We'll just have to see where both of those stories end up, I like to write the stories before I publish them.
Lastly, I decided to finally put up the last few chapters (which I finished like, at least six months ago) because elections are stressful and I decided, you know, it's fine. I decided to distract myself with this and finish it for good. So there's that.
And so this is the last but honestly the most important time I'll say this (as far as this story goes at least): Thanks for reading!
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The Girl Next Door
Teen FictionIris Donnelly, at the golden age of seventeen, hasn't opened her heart up to anybody. Her philosophy is to get through her last year of high school with straight-A's and her head down. She believes that her heart belongs in her ribcage, not in anybo...
