Okay, I've had this thought plaguing me for a while. I wanted to jot something down (Which I hardly ever do, most ideas stay firmly in my head or they are forgotten or uninteresting), and so I did. I let my sister read it one day, and the next day she asked, "How is the nerd story going?"
That question stumped me.
I'm unsure about continuing it, and want to know if the idea of it is a possible to catch interest...
Summary:
Laurel Sinclair is writing a story of flying cars, space ships, and a heroine who is reconstructed with no memory of her past. When she finishes the last chapter of the story, a mysterious man renders her unconscious.
Sinclair awakens in a corridor of doors that line the walls from the ground all the way up to a ceiling unseen. She is approached by the man who kidnapped her, and he claims to be "The Gate Keeper." This Gate Keeper transports Sinclair to the world of her story, and sends her best friend Allen there as a cruel joke.
There is one rule they have, if they are to get home: Finish the story.
Sinclair is given a blank binders of white paper that magically fills itself with words as the scenes taking place begin following along with her very own, original story.
As horrified as she became, they follow the plot. The two teenagers soon become friends with the doomed characters from Sinclair's imagination, and she slowly begins to dread the ending she created.
One question defines it all, and by thinking it, she has accomplished the Gate Keeper's intentions:
Does she honestly want these people she's learned to know, to die...?
I really want to know if it's worth the work...
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