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Heyyyyyyy! Y’all! I met my NaNo goal this year. Exceeded it, actually. Initially, I set a goal of 20,000 words with the intention of participating in JC Love Month. In the first week, I wrote nearly 13,000 words, so I decided to try for the full 50k in November. I decided to just count the words I published on AO3, and that total is 51,223!
Today, I posted the second chapter of Tonight, Tonight, a moderately spicy section of the Xicheng story Love is Making its Way Back Home, the first story I wrote this month. This new story is from Jiang Cheng’s POV, and the snippet I’m sharing is from the second chapter.
I met my GYWO goal in October, so now the writing I do for the rest of the year is icing. I took a few days off in November as we went to distance learning for two weeks — it’s weirdly tiring to teach this way, even though I had a lot less active lessons. But now we’re back, hopefully for the rest of the year with no further interruptions. Three more weeks until winter break! I’m going to attempt to write most of the SangCheng Month prompts for December. And, the troll has finally left me alone! Probably! I didn’t get any nasty comments on my SangCheng fics this month, so yay!
And now, the snippet.
Jiang Cheng takes one of Xichen’s hands and holds it to his chest, allowing him to trace along the scars. Strangely, it gets easier to talk with Xichen’s warm hands on him. He’s gentle, but he doesn’t shy away, from the scars or the story. Jiang Cheng, however, flinches when Xichen notices the transplant scar.
Today, I posted the second chapter of Tonight, Tonight, a moderately spicy section of the Xicheng story Love is Making its Way Back Home, the first story I wrote this month. This new story is from Jiang Cheng’s POV, and the snippet I’m sharing is from the second chapter.
I met my GYWO goal in October, so now the writing I do for the rest of the year is icing. I took a few days off in November as we went to distance learning for two weeks — it’s weirdly tiring to teach this way, even though I had a lot less active lessons. But now we’re back, hopefully for the rest of the year with no further interruptions. Three more weeks until winter break! I’m going to attempt to write most of the SangCheng Month prompts for December. And, the troll has finally left me alone! Probably! I didn’t get any nasty comments on my SangCheng fics this month, so yay!
And now, the snippet.
Jiang Cheng takes one of Xichen’s hands and holds it to his chest, allowing him to trace along the scars. Strangely, it gets easier to talk with Xichen’s warm hands on him. He’s gentle, but he doesn’t shy away, from the scars or the story. Jiang Cheng, however, flinches when Xichen notices the transplant scar.
