Meredith Russo
Well, the boring answer is that it's fiction and I made it all up, so not much of any consequence is happening to them. A more wishy-washy answer is that depending on my mood and inclination at any moment I might picture their lives going any old way. My standard answer, and the one which I believe the most, is that readers have as much stake in their versions of the stories they read as the writers who put words to the page. What do characters look like to you? What do they do when they're off screen? What are the blank spaces of their futures and pasts like? That's entirely up to you. :)
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Eri (army.reader.with.cats)
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Meredith Russo:
Will you ever write an epilogue for If I was your girl? The novel was really good, your note and the end made me cry but I really need to know what happened with the characters, specially between Amanda and Grant! Thank you for writing this beautiful story :D
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