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Wednesday, August 4, 2010 @ 8:20 AM
Fanfiction

I have a confession.

I write anime fanfiction. I have been creating accounts to do that in FF.net for the past few years. And today, I am going to reveal one of my accounts to you... But please, don't laugh at my stories!

P/S: They are different from my usual work. I don't do gore. I do romance.



The Red Spade - Based on the "Little Red Riding Hood" fairytale. An innocent little girl makes her way into the deep, dark woods to look for her grandmother, but is shocked with the sight that met her eyes. She would never have half-expected herself to fall in love with the very creature that almost had her killed that night. Len/Rin, werewolf!Len.

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I have also written for Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist, Katekyo Hitman Reborn and Naruto. But I am (obviously) not going to tell all of you my other accounts other than this account that writes Vocaloid stories :P

P/S: You may review on the story and tell me what you think of it (honest opinion please). Just click on review after each chapter. You'll see.
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