Vailin_Maurgen

I know this will probably not be seen, but I have to comment anyway because it's driving me crazy. You are continuously misusing the word "would". In almost every case you should be using "will". They are NOT interchangeable and have different connotations. "Will" indicates that a future action or state of being is expected to be definite. "Would" is conditional, and implies that an action or state of being might have come true if not for something happening to change the outcome. In this particular sentence, the verb structure should be "WILL not be made", not "WOULD not be made". This is only Chapter 122, and I have a lot more to go before I catch up. I really hope I can make it through, because I know I'll be seeing this continue. /sigh

I can't say anything more. I feel emotionally drained. For the past few days, every day has been a crying day. 😢

Sobbing. Just... sobbing. 😭

Over the past few chapters, you've broken me with every single one. I mean, I've been hoping for the day that this all came out, but seeing Cass hurting so much, and in a way that echoes some of my own internal struggles, it just wrecks me again and again with each new chapter. 😓

As someone who isn't Chinese and doesn't know the specifics of Chinese regional customs and geography, I value and enjoy this type of information.

Oh please. Was this comment even necessary?

I hate that Lucian isn't here for this. He's going to be devastated. 💔

I have no words... 😭

Not everyone. We have no Lucian. 😟

1. As I said, *in my eyes* I have a problem with all the teasing. You are welcome to your own opinion. 2. I do know why I react this way, and even mentioned it in a previous comment on the same topic. I'm not going to mention it again. 3. Unfortunately, you do come off as rude to me. I made a comment on the story. You did the same which is fine, but you then made an unsolicited and unnecessary personal comment to me which not fine and which I don't appreciate. This is a forum for discussion of the novel, not a place to suggest therapy for the commenters.