《Catastrophe || n.s》Afterword
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I am so glad to have written this story. I know, a lot of you are probably thinking "it's just a fanfiction", and you're right. But when I write stories, whether they're fanfictions or original stories, I get so attached to the characters I create, and those that I also recreate. I create characters that I love, and those that I don't really like at all. But I do grow attached to each and every one of them.
I'm not going to write a sequel for this- at least, not yet. I just don't have the amount of support on this story that motivates me to write a sequel. I loved writing this entire story, but until I have more people that seem like they want to read more of it, then I'm just gonna leave it at this for now. :)
If you want to read more Newt, than you can always check out my story "Unmasked". The first chapter hasn't been published yet, but the prologue has, and as soon as I finish editing then the first chapter will be up :) so feel free to check that out if you want more of Newtie lol.
Thank you all for reading Catastrophe, it means so much. I love writing stories for people to enjoy.
-Voidsangster xx
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