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It is perfectly healthy for 11 year olds to have crushes. Statements that make me sound like a pediphile aside, I did not want to have any mention of anything remotely related to romance in book 1. The only reason I included it was because people really wanted to know what type of romance there would be in the future. I didn’t want to respond (mainly because I hadn’t decided yet) but eventually said she was bi. I responded to the comment but felt weird for that being the only way a reader would see what her sexuality was for a few books, so I put this in. In hindsight, there were better ways to do it rather then talking about an 11 year olds curves and a 13 year old shirtless. the more I think about this the more icky it feels. I will now be deleting that section.

I've had a lot of readers confused about this ending, and I didn't exactly explain it the best. I'm currently working on adding more of an explanation to that chapter.

I have thought about that and I'm not going to deny it but as to will it ever happen... Why are you asking me? That's for future me to handle.

I am going to regret this at some point and I know it.

That's one of the reasons why I have the cover of her grown-up. To show that she's a survivor and to give a sense of hope and reassurance that things will change/

The sugar thing or the house thing? If the house thing, agreed. If the sugar thing, you do realise that the one pouring sugar is American right?

Who honestly doesn't love him?

Future Clueless here. lol. Yeah, my writing was a bit on the nose in the beginning. She stops directly referring to herself as a monster at some point but still feels that way somewhat.

Eventually, but in this book no. She's 11.