The Blowout

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Re: The Blowout

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Your multi chapter story is missing a chapter index :)

Chapter 1:

First person I like, though I failed to figure out it was Wendy's point of view if it is, based on teaser? May be good to add an indicator at top of chapter of who 'I' is :) for silly people like me :)

Wendy and Hanna are both cute, but also I think mismatched in how they need the world to work, order vs chaos or at least disorder, the dialogue is nice and cute too, but I find myself not having a lot to say, it is well written though :)

Coffee is nice though :)

Ok so I see where Hannah got her worry and check and recheck and order things from, her mom, that kind of stuff can lead to some serious ocd, but it is also useful if at least one person in a couple is slightly good at making things be somewhat in order, but only if they can tolerate chaos or are prepared to do all the order bringing, as it is useless to expect the source of chaos and disorder to order things, they will never do it right even if they really try.

Good first chapter :)

Chapter 2:

Some confusion... um... did they not take their own four wheel drive car to the airport? Why do they need to rent a new one? or is this an air port that they got a plane to from the first air port?

More cute banter :)

Ouch car crashes suck to be in.

Chapter 3:

I am really not a car person, but how likely is it that a tire pops off a rim? and the car still works? Lucky there, but driving on it?, hmm, maybe they should have tried changing/putting on the tire, then again maybe that is why it popped off, someone who does not know how had put it on?

Lol there are some cute and silly jokes here good work :)

I wonder if Wendy's reading of Roy is accurate, probably is given what this story is about.

Chapter 4:

"Now there is six of them!" yeah not good situation.

I am not sure you have the option to leave even, so the cold may not be an option anymore.

Yeah not good situation, me stating the obvious. Time to pause, I may read more later, hopefully when I can comment better than this.
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Re: The Blowout

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@RapeU Congratulations here too! I'm glad the story finally made it to Popular status. :hug:
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Re: The Blowout

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Vela Nanashi wrote: Tue Jun 02, 2026 5:44 am Your multi chapter story is missing a chapter index :)
It's probably time for me to stop being lazy and finally include it :oops:
Chapter 1:

First person I like, though I failed to figure out it was Wendy's point of view if it is, based on teaser? May be good to add an indicator at top of chapter of who 'I' is :) for silly people like me :)
I should probably just say before the chapter starts it's in Wendy's POV. That's simpler.
Wendy and Hanna are both cute, but also I think mismatched in how they need the world to work, order vs chaos or at least disorder, the dialogue is nice and cute too, but I find myself not having a lot to say, it is well written though :)
The mismatch is the point. Logically the relationship would never work, but somehow it does because of their love.
Coffee is nice though :)
Oddly enough I don't like coffee.
Chapter 2:

Some confusion... um... did they not take their own four wheel drive car to the airport? Why do they need to rent a new one? or is this an air port that they got a plane to from the first air port?
That's indeed a mistake! My logic went as follows: Hannah is away from home in college and they're both flying to meet Hannah's family. Since Hannah is at an airport away from home they'd need to rent a car, but I'd forgotten that they drove to the airport! I'm glad you pointed this out.

This is an easy fix of either they took an uber to the airport or drove Hannah's car to the airport. Simplest solution is uber because otherwise I'd have to cut the car rental scene entirely. But is the car rental scene needed? Hmm, I'll have to think on this and edit when time allows.
I am really not a car person, but how likely is it that a tire pops off a rim? and the car still works?
Very likely. It happened to me on the way home from work in a cell phone dead zone. I had to drive on the rim very slowly until I got cell service. It was probably about half a mile or so. That event was the inspiration of this story.
Maybe they should have tried changing/putting on the tire, then again maybe that is why it popped off, someone who does not know how had put it on?
Neither Hannah nor Wendy know how to change a tire. That's the issue. Hannah figured she would always have access to roadside service. And that was me too when my tire blew out with no cell service.
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@RapeU and @Vela Nanashi: Even if the initial car accident is unlikely to happen, I don't think that would be bad. Unlikely things happen all the time in stories to kick off a narrative. Starting with a plausible, but rare accident would be perfectly fine. I would in general avoid writing a sequence of events that feels contrived, but a tire blowing or the car engine dying to start a story is nothing that requires extraordinary suspension of disbelief.
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No it is fine, just my brain trying to understand :) I don't feel rewrites and especially not removing things are needed. Also dang that sucks you had to experience that personally but good on you for using it to inspire a story :) that is what great writers do, use things that have happened to them or others they know as inspiration :)
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