⛔️stop editing choices characters on real people⛔️

For Raoul, it's obviously Horror and Investigative Drama.

For Christine, it's like... a dark Fairy Tale.

And for Erik, it's a Tragedy.

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'I actually am enjoying mtfl but I feel compelled to make negative posts about it because liking mtfl doesn't fit my brand as a wlw blog'

“I’m ready to do a lot more than dance.”

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Also question: does it look better when I put a background related to the book OR with a blank background?

Edit: this was made before chapter 38

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1. Your favorite book?

2. Your favorite character?

3. Your favorite LI?

4. Your favorite moment with an LI?

5. Your favorite moment in any book?

6. Your favorite ending to a book?

7. Your favorite villain?

8. Your favorite type of LI?

9. Most memorable moment in a book?

10. What got you into choices?

11. Favorite choices blogs?

12. Least favorite book?

13. Least favorite ending of any book?

14. Least favorite villain?

15. Favorite MC?

16. Favorite best friend character?

17. What type of book would you like to see in the future?

18. If you could change something about a book, what would it be?

19. What is your MC’s name generally? Something made up, your own name, or the default name?

20. Favorite book that is being published right now?

21. Since when have you started playing choices?

22. Which books have you diamond mined?

23. What is a book that is not popular, but you still really like?

24. Which book would you want an extra book for most?

25. How many books have you finished?

26.  How many chapters have you played?

27. Which book(s) have you replayed?

28. Do you typically change other characters’ names if you are given the option?

29. Do you have VIP?

30. Which scenes do you generally spend diamonds on? LI scenes, friend scenes, collecting stuff, clothing, etc.

31. Was there a scene that has made you cry?

32. Which non-LI would you most like to have as an LI?

33. If you played The Elementalists: which secondary attunement did you get?

34. Do you play daily?

35. How many diamonds do you have right now?

36. What is your favorite 30 diamond scene?

37. Which book genre would you like to see more of?

38. Do you tend to go for male or female LI’s?

39. Which character should get more love from the fandom?

THE COLLINSWORTHS STEP OUT FOR FATHER’S DAY

Beatrix and her husband, along with their daughters had a day out in the city to celebrate Father’s Day.

The family was seen leaving their favourite restaurant where they chose to celebrate Wesley’s big day. The foursome looked happy and relaxed, that is, until they spotted the paparazzi tailing them. Wesley was photographed looking none too pleased when he saw the photographers hiding behind the bushes. The family then rushed to their vehicle and drove away.

While Beatrix embraces her “colourful” past as a former member of the Royal Family, a fact she has credited for the success of her many causes and charities, she and her husband have been very cautious when it comes to what they share with the public. For the couple, they are normal, ordinary citizens who value their privacy more than ever, especially when it comes to raising their daughters.

(Pictured above, L-R: Luke, Matilda, Wesley, Beatrix, Leon, and Fiona, taken during Matilda’s third birthday party)

It can be recalled that Bea gave birth to their first daughter, Fiona, a year after they married. A year and a half later, she gave birth to her second child with Wesley, another daughter, who they named Matilda. Their daughters were mostly kept out of the limelight when they were growing up. However, now that the two little girls have now aged up into lovely young ladies, Wesley and Bea are now more protective of their children.

(Pictured above: Bea and Wesley’s girls are all grown-up! Matilda, pictured on the left, with her older sister Fiona (right) during their Father’s Day lunch with mum and dad earlier today.)

The couple have reportedly decided to send their daughters to St. Agnesia, a posh, ultra-exclusive boarding school in Upper Brindleton famed for its high standards in providing security and ensuring the privacy of their students. Thankfully, Beatrix’s more than generous inheritance as well as her many successful enterprises that she runs with her husband make them able to afford the very best for their children.