Hey! Cello here with a promised review!
Okay, I just got back from school and drama club so honestly, I'm a bit tired. I'll try my best though.
This was a very interesting story. Good concept, well written. Still, I have some suggestions.
He talked to me for hours. We joked around and had the best of times. He was humble, he was funny, he was talkative.
Okay, so this is just a minor problem-
You say 'talk' then say 'talkative'. Honestly not a big deal, it just bothered me. Just taking out 'he was talkative' could be an easy fix.
He was frozen. The only signs of movement were his fingers frantically moving up and down. Or his sudden laugh. That was also a movement he made. His explanation for not saying anything was,
You kind of get a bit of a sentence jumble in the middle of this quote. Instead of 'The only signs of movement were his fingers frantically moving up and down. Or his sudden laugh. That was also a movement he made.' You could easily say 'The only sign of moment he made were his fingers frantically moving around the screen and the occasional laugh.' Maybe not that exactly, but you get the point. You could easily make these three sentences into one and it would sound a lot better.
When I asked him something, he replied with an abrupt answer
Again, another thing that's more opinion but I would suggest saying 'I would ask him' and 'he would reply'
Why are you mad?!
*Pet peeve alert*
Don't use more that one punctation mark! Get rid of that exclamation!
Annoyed again, I don't really answer. I look at him when he talks or is doing something and he gets mad. You're forced to think,
Hm, not sure about the tense here. I'm not the best with tenses but you might have switched. 'Don't' should be 'didn't', I'm sure on that much. 'look' should be 'looked', 'talk' to 'talked', 'is' to 'was', 'gets' to 'would get', 'You're' to 'I'm'. (The last one was more point of view than tense.) Another thing, I would suggest putting 'if' in front of the second sentence.
However what bugs me the most is that I still care about him
Two minor things- You need a commas after 'however' and I would suggest changing 'bugs' to 'bothers'. 'Bugs' is very casual and I would suggest avoiding it when writing unless being used in dialogue.
Keep up the good work! Sorry the review was so short, hope it helped still. I really enjoyed this and I'm excited to see more work form you soon!
-ChocolateCello
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