dear Crystal,
I've always loved you, I've always been in love with you even though you never knew. I never got the chance to tell you.
I was only gone for 3 months over the summer, why did you stop talking to me, why did you pretend that I didn't...
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HALLO. Author-chan here! =)
This story has a bit of swearing in it and there is just mention of sex but otherwise it's completely PG or PG-13 because of the swearing, whichever...
Litterae means Letter in Latin just so you know. It's to match the Roman numerals and such..
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SUPER IMPORTANT! DON'T SKIP!
I know people will probably think it's okay to skip the Interlude parts and I guess you can but they are there for a reason.
The quotes are like a prelude to what the next letter will contain. I spent A LOT of time matching each quote to each letter. And I usually spend a lot of time trying to find a picture to go with the quote that matches it also.
I'm just saying, they are there for a reason and to get more of an experience and more feels from this story, then I would strongly suggest to NOT skip the interlude parts especially because it will take you less than 15 seconds on the entire part anyways so..
I APPRECIATE THE FUCK OUTTA YOU IF YOU DON'T SKIP THEM!
And also, if you didn't read the tags then you don't know that each letter is quite short. None of them should take more than 5 minutes at the very most to read.
There should be about 70 parts in total (that's including the interlude parts) once this story is complete and that can make it seem like this is a really long story but the chapters are so short, it will probably take you less time to read than a typical 30 chapter story you'd find.
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