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Writing emotional story segments

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It is days like this that I'm so glad I'm 11 chapters ahead of what I've published.

I've been pretty good, with a chapter a week but I'm sat here in tears. I'm writing something emotional and everytime I try to write it, I sit here sobbing. I'm not crying due to frustration, I'm crying in empathy with the situation.

No, I'm not killing off a character.

Can anyone give advice on how to get around this. Or do I just have to grit my teeth and get it down?

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Aurora - Part 1 of 9

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Aurora

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Part 1

Aurora

Ashleigh is thrust into a remote, enigmatic scientific project shrouded in secrecy. As she navigates a team of brilliant but eccentric scientists, she discovers that her role goes beyond logistics—she must keep the team grounded while unravelling their ambitious, mysterious work. Amidst power struggles, old connections reignited, and the discovery of chilling secrets hidden in the shadows of the old Anchor pub, Ashleigh finds herself drawn into a world where the line between innovation and danger blurs. Will she rise to the challenge, or will the weight of past and present threaten to unravel everything?

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Aurora

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Ashleigh is thrust into a remote, enigmatic scientific project shrouded in secrecy. As she navigates a team of brilliant but eccentric scientists, she discovers that her role goes beyond logistics—she must keep the team grounded while unravelling their ambitious, mysterious work. Amidst power struggles, old connections reignited, and the discovery of chilling secrets hidden in the shadows of the old Anchor pub, Ashleigh finds herself drawn into a world where the line between innovation and danger blurs. Will she rise to the challenge, or will the weight of past and present threaten to unravel everything?

A New Style of Education - Year Five - Part 17

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A New Style of Education - Year Five

by Karen Page

Part 17

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Future Story Snippets

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Since the last tranche of chapters are taking longer than expected, I thought I would share a three snippets. Until published things might change but these I'm sure won't

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As they normally did when about to discuss something private, David ran the bug detector on his special phone. As he walked around the room, the screen turned red.
"Are you sure you want to study in here?" asked Helen, after seeing the warning. "It's such a nice day. Wouldn't it be better to study outside?"

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