Alright. I'm Rebecca, and I'm back. For now. So I am a senior in high school, and I've got less than two months until the end of the year. And I've got about six months before I go to boot camp for the Navy. That's plenty of time to do what I have planned. What I want to do is redo the stories that are still currently in process and finish them all. I've got two on this account and two on my other account, Donnie'sTwilight. I plan on redoing and finishing all four of them. I also plan on working on my current work in progress for the novel I want to publish someday. But all that I have on this website will be my main focus in the short time I have until I leave.

Current Stories:

On This Account:

The B-Team: It's about the relationship between Mikey and Donnie from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It's based on the 2012 version of the turtles. It's got about 8 chapters. All of which will be replaced/rewritten, and then I'll add more. I'm not sure how long I plan on making it. At least 10 chapters.

Keep Going: This is about a girl named Charlotte who was raised by Gabriel after she started hunting at the age of 5. She meets the Winchesters and has to decide if she stays away like Gabriel wanted or if she decides to stick around. This one has 3 chapters, which I plan on rewriting. I think I want to make it at least 10 chapters.

On My Other Account, Donnie'sTwilight (for anyone who would like to go read those stories, as well):

Imagining the Impossible: Alexa (a fan character/a character from a book I wanted to write when I was 12) takes in the four turtles when they're really little and decides to raise them with her boyfriend, Michael. Alexa goes through a lot, though, which makes things harder on her. This has about 20 chapters, which will be rewritten and added to. I'm not sure how long I want this one to be.

Donnie's Adventures in Babysitting: Donnie is raised by the Shredder instead of with his brothers. When he escapes, he comes across the other turtles and Splinter, who, in this universe, are all baby mutants trying to survive. He also comes across baby versions of April, Casey, and Timothy (one of my favorite characters from the 2012 version of the turtles). Instead of leaving them in the sewers to die, he takes them in and raises them. This one has maybe 17 or 18 chapters. I'll rewrite those and add more. Probably at least make it to 20 chapters.

I think the hardest part of any of these is figuring out how to accurately end these. Because The B-Team is one-shots, basically, that occur over time as they get older. I think Keep Going is going to end with Charlotte dying because she sells her soul. I don't know how long to draw it out for. In Imagining the Impossible, I was planning on Alexa dying (like she would have in the actual novel I wrote that she's in). But I don't know how I want to do that. And Donnie's Adventures in Babysitting is basically one-shots, too. So that one will be hard to end, too. But I'll come up with something. And I'll try not to make all of them end with one of the main characters of the story dying. No promises, though.

-SpartaBlaze (3/13/2018)