When Sunset was hit by the rainbow, she lost everything. She had no friends, no family or at least a descent place to call her own. But when all seems lost, she not only found someone that care about her like a mother, but also someone very special.
Lost her magic. Kicked out by Aria and Adagio. Going it alone. Not a good week for Sonata Dusk. Lucky for her, a certain someone decides to give her a second chance.
When leaving the school after a long day of teaching and doing paperwork, Cheerilee catches a student sleeping outside in a bush and takes her home. It goes further than either of them thought. Follow this adventure.
What if you woke up in a world you knew was fiction, but in a timeline you didn't? A world in which the freedom of its people is at stake and your friends lives are in danger? Austin wakes up in a new world trying to figure out the answers.
Waking up in the morning isn't particularly anything special. However, waking up in the morning next to the girl of your dreams with the tranquil hum of the early day is a different story entirely, one hard to believe in.
10369498 Not to be a stickler but how exactly would I tag it like that? I didn't see any options for it unless you mean I should've just mentioned it in the description. (I don't make to many stories so I wouldn't be surprised if I missed something.)
10369903 Just tag it as Second Person, that implies it's a reader insert even if it's written in first person. And if it wasn't meant to be a reader insert, then tag it as OC instead of Other
10369916 Alright, well I fixed the tags. I kinda just assumed "Second person" literally meant the definition version as in referring to the audience. Either way hopefully It's not as confusing, thanks for the input.
1036991610369936 From the tag help page: Second Person: Stories where the reader is the protagonist of the story and referenced directly by the narration and use of a second person point of view, using the appropriate pronouns to reference the reader/protagonist. “You go on a date with Twilight” — that sort of thing.
Second person specifically refers to use of “you” to refer to the viewpoint character. “I” and “me” are first person; “he”, “she”, and corresponding forms are third person.
10369956 Yes, but as I said, it's the only way to tag reader insert. A reader insert could be first or second person, but still needs to be tagged appropriately.
10370335 Honestly it isn't meant to be anyone specific, but if I we're to describe him I somewhat based him off a bit of myself. The more I think about it maybe I should've tagged it under self insert in that case, I really wasn't sure how to tag something like this to begin with. The story was kind of based from an idea I had floating around for awhile.
Cover art by LooknamTCN, originally posted on Deviantart.
Just wished you had tagged this right. If it's a reader POV, tag it as a Reader POV.
10369498
Not to be a stickler but how exactly would I tag it like that? I didn't see any options for it unless you mean I should've just mentioned it in the description. (I don't make to many stories so I wouldn't be surprised if I missed something.)
10369903
Just tag it as Second Person, that implies it's a reader insert even if it's written in first person. And if it wasn't meant to be a reader insert, then tag it as OC instead of Other
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Thank you for this, I apologize for not adding the artist originally. Kind of forgot who made it after all this time so I appreciate it.
10369916
Alright, well I fixed the tags. I kinda just assumed "Second person" literally meant the definition version as in referring to the audience. Either way hopefully It's not as confusing, thanks for the input.
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From the tag help page:
Second Person: Stories where the reader is the protagonist of the story and referenced directly by the narration and use of a second person point of view, using the appropriate pronouns to reference the reader/protagonist. “You go on a date with Twilight” — that sort of thing.
Second person specifically refers to use of “you” to refer to the viewpoint character. “I” and “me” are first person; “he”, “she”, and corresponding forms are third person.
10369956
Yes, but as I said, it's the only way to tag reader insert. A reader insert could be first or second person, but still needs to be tagged appropriately.
Wait who was the other person with Sunset most of this story confused me despite I just read bits of it.
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Honestly it isn't meant to be anyone specific, but if I we're to describe him I somewhat based him off a bit of myself. The more I think about it maybe I should've tagged it under self insert in that case, I really wasn't sure how to tag something like this to begin with. The story was kind of based from an idea I had floating around for awhile.
10370654
Um ok.
Bruh, this was so good.
I'm so very sorry for your father's passing.
This was amazing, I forgot to comment this when I first read it but I really loved it. Great job, I hope to see more fics from you.