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I'mma try to do this short and sweet. I'm Callie!
+21, F, Married, Full-Time Employment
Please PM if anything underneath interests you
Multi-para / adv.lit.
A cast of organic characters.
Collaborative writing with plot advancement
LGBTQ+ Friendly
Ample opportunities for doubling
Quality > quantity, but both preferred
MxF for main/initial characters
Ability to create a realistic male character
Enthusiasm over our characters and plot!
Arranged Marriage
Slice of Life
Historical - WW2, Victorian
Fantasy - medieval, modern, supernatural
Dragon Age (if we could manage an arranged marriage with this... I'd love you forever)
THE MURVICK INVASION
The Murvick invasion has become too big of a problem for just one country.
Provst, a well-known country in the north of Haal, is reputable for their peoples' ability to purify and manipulate water. They have been entrenched in a war with your county for what seems like centuries; your country has no clean water, and the Provstians refuse to give your people aid. It stems from the death of their beloved Crown Prince who, five years prior, died under suspicious circumstances when your dignitaries were invited to discuss country relations and recompense for services rendered. Since then, Provst has neglected to send any nobles to help with purifying water, leading to a war between the two countries. Provst is happy to continue the fighting until a new threat looms on their borders.
King Looen of Provst gives the gift of his daughter to your country's King/Crown Prince, along with promises of keeping your people alive with potable water. The trade is that your country's army, who is renown for their strength and numbers, assist Provst in fighting this new threat. The Murvicks, a race of creatures somewhere between elves and goblins, have become a bigger problem than you care to admit.
Your country wouldn't even think of this offer as more than a slap in the face, given how many of your citizens have died senselessly. The problem? Trouble looms at your borders as well, and one you are sure you won't be able to fight on your own. Nations from the south, east, and west have decided they want your land for their own, and your armies - although well-known - have suffered due to the lack of sanitary water. You accept the offer of the Provstian's sole princess, bound to you by an unbreakable promise: marriage.
Provst will send aid immediately, but what happens when they learn of attacks on their princess when she arrives? You don't know the culprit, and keeping the spoiled princess alive is a task that requires both your full-time commitment and attention. When these threats reach you, you have to wonder if it is a rebellion, another nation, or the Murvicks.
Is it worth it to keep this princess alive, and at what cost?
Provst, a well-known country in the north of Haal, is reputable for their peoples' ability to purify and manipulate water. They have been entrenched in a war with your county for what seems like centuries; your country has no clean water, and the Provstians refuse to give your people aid. It stems from the death of their beloved Crown Prince who, five years prior, died under suspicious circumstances when your dignitaries were invited to discuss country relations and recompense for services rendered. Since then, Provst has neglected to send any nobles to help with purifying water, leading to a war between the two countries. Provst is happy to continue the fighting until a new threat looms on their borders.
King Looen of Provst gives the gift of his daughter to your country's King/Crown Prince, along with promises of keeping your people alive with potable water. The trade is that your country's army, who is renown for their strength and numbers, assist Provst in fighting this new threat. The Murvicks, a race of creatures somewhere between elves and goblins, have become a bigger problem than you care to admit.
Your country wouldn't even think of this offer as more than a slap in the face, given how many of your citizens have died senselessly. The problem? Trouble looms at your borders as well, and one you are sure you won't be able to fight on your own. Nations from the south, east, and west have decided they want your land for their own, and your armies - although well-known - have suffered due to the lack of sanitary water. You accept the offer of the Provstian's sole princess, bound to you by an unbreakable promise: marriage.
Provst will send aid immediately, but what happens when they learn of attacks on their princess when she arrives? You don't know the culprit, and keeping the spoiled princess alive is a task that requires both your full-time commitment and attention. When these threats reach you, you have to wonder if it is a rebellion, another nation, or the Murvicks.
Is it worth it to keep this princess alive, and at what cost?
. . .
TIES THAT BIND
High school sweethearts end either in two ways:
an unhappy divorce in twenty years
or
heartbreak after graduation.
The latter occurred between your character and mine.
One stayed behind and invested in the town's future
while the other moved far, far away in hopes they would
never see their home again. Unfortunately, this wasn't exactly
the case and they've had to come back.
There's a swing nearby, where the high school sweethearts would
come to swing, to make out, and to speak of their dreams.
They've met again, shocked to find each other both changed and more
mature. Unfortunately the swing won't hold any future memories, as
the stench of death wafts towards them through the field.
Who's killing small-town innocents? And does it have anything to do
with the previous couple?
an unhappy divorce in twenty years
or
heartbreak after graduation.
The latter occurred between your character and mine.
One stayed behind and invested in the town's future
while the other moved far, far away in hopes they would
never see their home again. Unfortunately, this wasn't exactly
the case and they've had to come back.
There's a swing nearby, where the high school sweethearts would
come to swing, to make out, and to speak of their dreams.
They've met again, shocked to find each other both changed and more
mature. Unfortunately the swing won't hold any future memories, as
the stench of death wafts towards them through the field.
Who's killing small-town innocents? And does it have anything to do
with the previous couple?
. . .
SWEET REVENGE
Five years ago, three best friends began a start-up lifestyle blog that took off.
This success has ultimately been chalked up to my character, who majored in English.
However, each of the friends has something to bring to the table, whether it is
business savvy or good HR.
Three years ago, my character found out that her husband was cheating on her
with a prettier, younger woman who also works at the blog.
With that in mind, the writer packs up and moves away without warning,
giving up her shares in the company to the other heads and going across the country.
When she finds out that her ex-husband and the woman he cheated with are getting married
and planning a life, she decides to move back to the big city in order to
exact revenge on her husband: by attempting to woo him.
After all, she never got over the divorce.
She enlists the help of the other company manager to help accomplish this.
He's a playboy and has never settled down; she makes sure that he understands that
whatever happens is only for the purpose of making her ex-husband jealous.
This success has ultimately been chalked up to my character, who majored in English.
However, each of the friends has something to bring to the table, whether it is
business savvy or good HR.
Three years ago, my character found out that her husband was cheating on her
with a prettier, younger woman who also works at the blog.
With that in mind, the writer packs up and moves away without warning,
giving up her shares in the company to the other heads and going across the country.
When she finds out that her ex-husband and the woman he cheated with are getting married
and planning a life, she decides to move back to the big city in order to
exact revenge on her husband: by attempting to woo him.
After all, she never got over the divorce.
She enlists the help of the other company manager to help accomplish this.
He's a playboy and has never settled down; she makes sure that he understands that
whatever happens is only for the purpose of making her ex-husband jealous.
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