Well, I know why I didn't, but it frustrates me that all that RL crap and dealing with my accident kept me from so MUCH. Grr.
So I was re-reading some old, angsty OC favorites, and I had to re-read some of my favorite bits of "Twist of Fate," and I found this chapter that I think I barely skimmed the first time around, and that I never commented on.
Which gives me the opportunity to politely, respectfully poke you now for more.
*polite, respectful poke*
There.
:)
Believe me, I know that RL gets in the way of fanfic. I'm not trying to guilt you at all. I swear. (Besides, it would be VERY hypocritical of me to guilt anyone about letting Ryan languish, since he's been suffering for a VERY long time in my first fic...)
I just wanted to say that, as always, your story really gets to me. Poor Ryan. He's so brave, and he's taken such a risk in this chapter, and I can't wait for Sandy to come swooping in and save the day.
I also have to tell you that I TOTALLY fanfic your fanfic. :) I know that they're going to save Ryan, and that he's going to become part of their family. But, considering how drastically different this childhood of Ryan's is, compared to the one in canon, I can only imagine how much more difficult the adjustment process would be for him. I've imagined plenty of misunderstandings between the Cohens and this Ryan. I keep imagining that the amount of money they're spending on him would just pile up and pile up on his conscience, guilting him and terrifying him with how he can ever pay them back. But of course they tell him that he can't work during the school year, since school should be his focus, so he begins to freak out, wondering how they want him to repay them.
:)
Just wanted to let you know that your fic still lives in my head.
I hope that life is going well for you and your kids.
Sigh.
Well, I know why I didn't, but it frustrates me that all that RL crap and dealing with my accident kept me from so MUCH. Grr.
So I was re-reading some old, angsty OC favorites, and I had to re-read some of my favorite bits of "Twist of Fate," and I found this chapter that I think I barely skimmed the first time around, and that I never commented on.
Which gives me the opportunity to politely, respectfully poke you now for more.
*polite, respectful poke*
There.
:)
Believe me, I know that RL gets in the way of fanfic. I'm not trying to guilt you at all. I swear. (Besides, it would be VERY hypocritical of me to guilt anyone about letting Ryan languish, since he's been suffering for a VERY long time in my first fic...)
I just wanted to say that, as always, your story really gets to me. Poor Ryan. He's so brave, and he's taken such a risk in this chapter, and I can't wait for Sandy to come swooping in and save the day.
I also have to tell you that I TOTALLY fanfic your fanfic. :) I know that they're going to save Ryan, and that he's going to become part of their family. But, considering how drastically different this childhood of Ryan's is, compared to the one in canon, I can only imagine how much more difficult the adjustment process would be for him. I've imagined plenty of misunderstandings between the Cohens and this Ryan. I keep imagining that the amount of money they're spending on him would just pile up and pile up on his conscience, guilting him and terrifying him with how he can ever pay them back. But of course they tell him that he can't work during the school year, since school should be his focus, so he begins to freak out, wondering how they want him to repay them.
:)
Just wanted to let you know that your fic still lives in my head.
I hope that life is going well for you and your kids.
:)
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