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With that deafening bang, it all comes back to me: I remember that I was trying to protect her. She was everything to me, ever since I first laid my eyes on her. I promised myself I would never let anything happen to her. I already lost enough, I cannot lose any more. Then, she started doing...

Casino

Revenge

I'd just say "fuck it" and smash the damn thing. Sometimes it's better to be ready to lose than die trying.

Honestly, it's a combination of highly specific standards and an excess of creativity and free time. I could spout the whole "self-expression" and "nerds, unite!" manifesto, but let's be honest, we know that already.

Yes! Thank you for mentioning the best kind of ending: no ending!! The best stories are those that can go on forever. That's why there are spin-offs, remakes, prequels and/or sequels, side-stories, reboots, etc. Why do you think everyone still loves The Young and the Restless? Call me...

So, since I'm currently suffering from a severe case of writer's block, I decided to post a question for y'all: Happy endings, yay or nay? I was watching the finale of Miraculous Ladybug (a pretty good cartoon by some French guy) when I realized that a story loses its spark if it ends "happily...

I want a credit for that~ What do I look like, a cop!? (But seriously, just be creative. They literally say to not judge a book by its cover.)

This sounds exactly like what happened to the author of "When You Reach Me." So, do what she did: find the most cool-sounding line from your book and make that the title.