Enticing Mr. Wrong - Ch. 65.1

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Suprina said…
To all: This is officially the longest book I've ever written. I still can't believe I'm at Chapter 65. Who ever thought I'd have that much to say?
1:05 AM
Anonymous said…
It's getting hotter and hotter...You fixin to make me smoke a cigarette again...lol...I will be so sad when it ends...*weeping*...I really enjoyed this experience and meeting everyone Suprina and I will be look forward to participating again in the future...You are a gifted writer and God Bless You.
1:48 AM
Suprina said…
Subrina: I have to admit, I'm prolonging putting the 'The End' behind this story because I'm not ready for it (and our collective online fellowship) to end.

*sighing*

And yet it has to end...for now. Such a bittersweet moment.

*sighing again*

I'll be back in 30 minutes or so with the closing scene and the Epilogue.

Thanks for reading with me, you guys.
2:07 AM
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