Tater sorry!

[CCACorn26]

Feb 21, 2010 0:23:07 GMT -5 tater06 said:

CCACorn: I will read it as soon as I can! I promise!!!!

Cinderella, eh? Hopefully, that musical works well for you and your friends, between the actual romance and any other maidens involved besides you. Somehow, I can't help imagining that Kuki would enjoy trying to drag Wally to see such a musical during their spare time, among other things these two kids could do together. I'll be happy to sit back and keep an eye on "Vultures and Lovebirds at the Dragon's Mouth" within my laptop from time to time this week, and I trust that your support for the Panda Warriors will still be strong.

[tater06]

Okey dokey, I'm back! Omg, Kuki would've loved to see it! The play went GREAT, and it's been over for a week, but now I've got tons of homework...But I've got a new chapter of Finding Happiness out, and I have free time so I'll check out your fanfic now, Corn! (May I call you Corn or something else for short?)

[CCACorn26]

(chuckling warmly) You may call me Angelo if you wish, tater. I'm glad to hear that this performance went well... unlike Wally and Kuki's dance, disastrously enough. It would appear that loyalties between the kids at Wally and Kuki's school are becoming ever clearer, especially Delilah and Connor's new moments of realization about each other. I can't imagine that Wally and Kuki would enjoy a prank that extensive, but hopefully, they'll be able to show Brooke exactly why she and her "friends" been wrong from the start. That set of quotations may best indicate my overall perception of the kids still hanging around her, especially compared to Wally and Kuki's past adventures. I may be struck that at least some elements of Wally and Kuki's slow-dance routine seem more common than I expected, especially considering the following review from one roughdiamond5.:

Perhaps you've noticed a spike in your hits? That was probably me.

I've spent the better part of a week reading, rereading, living Wally and Kuki's love as much as I could--and desperately trying to find some form of the English language that could possibly convey how this story has captivated me. I have lived through this story, through Wally's kindness to Kuki and her winning his heart and their various adventures as a couple. I must read at least a chapter a day, even if it's heavy on the popular crowd, if only because Wally and Kuki grow stronger with each word. And...look, I hate to admit things like this, and maybe it's just that I'm exhausted. But you should have seen me tear up when I realized that that--that right there--was the end of this chapter.

I've read thousands of fanfictions. I've come in and out of the KND fandom for five years. But never before have I encountered a story that held me to this magnitude. I almost can't believe this isn't a real story, if only because girls like me may lose hope that anyone like Wally will come along at any point in my life. I think of this obsession as ridiculous, and yet...you've got me. I can't stop thinking about this story, about Wally and Kuki and what you've put them through. I must ask you to update, and I do hope that something in here might possibly illustrate the exact way I feel about this romance.

Hmm... Maybe I'm just too used to dealing with conflicts and ideas on a large scale, and yet, I find Brooke's increasingly vengeful demeanor substantially alarming. At this point, it may very well be that if Wally and Kuki survive that powerful a humiliation, then Brooke will (deservedly) lose whatever's left of her reputation among her fellow students. Feel free to conclude your story as you wish, fellow Panda Warrior. I will look forward to your thoughts as ever.