thank you for reading, voting, and commenting.
usually, i finish my stories before posting them. i had half of it written when i started posting but i had writer's block and suddenly, i was behind. it was hard keeping up with the schedule sometimes but i managed - now that it's over, i'm kind of sad.
i don't think i'll be keeping up with this format where i set myself a deadline. the story would've probably been a whole lot different if i've had more time to think about the individual chapters and how they came together. but you must know that i'm never content with what i write, no matter how much ideas or time i've got. so let me say that i'm surprised how smoothly it all went down. every time i thought i could just stop writing and no one would give a damn, one of you reached out and said how much they enjoyed the story - and let me tell you, i really needed that validation.
i started writing the story way back in high school but neglected it. when the pandemic happened, i suddenly had a lot of time on my hands and came back to it.
i studied in mexico last year and i felt more comfortable writing sofia now. i have mexican and mexican-american friends whose experiences found their way into the story, but i'm still open to criticism. if you're hispanic/latinx/latine and feel misrepresented in any way, please let me know.
i hope you enjoyed this fluffy wlw high school drama. i mean, they're both alive in the end, that's - that's good for a lesbian love story, right?
with lots of love,
m.
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A Series of Mondays (girlxgirl / wlw)
RomanceIt's their last year of high school. Helen is convinced that her year will be perfect with her perfect grades, her perfect boyfriend, and the perfect plan for her future. Sofia, on the other side, has decided to live only for today. When they g...