𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐒:
In which the author reminds her readers

━━Yes. I know you're wondering. "Is the series to be read in order?" Yes. It's literally a series. How do you not read a series in order? Not really sorry if I sound like a bitch, but the question is literally annoying me. It's literally in the title and the number beside the story's name.

━━Yes. The series is interconnected, so they are meant to be read in order if you don't. I don't really care if you get confused. I literally said in the introduction chapter that every CANON character in the Twilight Saga, specifically the Cullens and Hales, have their own OC paired with them. So, please do avoid the "Wait, isn't Carlisle with Esme?" Because he isn't.

━━Yes, following that, none of the Cullen and Hale siblings had any romantic relationship with each other they are just siblings and familial love.

━━There's a separate chapter that has a guide on how to read the series in order. Please, although DMing me is welcome, but with this question, stop messaging and posting on my message board on how they are read because if you just read the chapter titles, there's a chapter named "The Cullen and Hale series."

━━Yes. My OC with the one paired with a Cullen or Hale won't appear until their book that I assigned them with. They have their own individual storylines. But they won't be mentioned until their book.

━━This is what I am bothered about. Avoid leaving comments that use first-person pronouns. For example: I, we, me, us, our.
Y'all get the gist, just don't because you are NOT reading a freaking y /n book. My character is not you. They are their own
person with their own storyline. Don't make it about you, easy as that. Go read a y/n book, not the love interest paired with an ORIGINAL CHARACTER.

Goodness, this chapter really made me wonder if the reader is really reading or at least observing because I wouldn't have placed the number on the title of the story if it wasn't meant to be read in order.

Or put a guide on the description of the chapter on how to read it in order. I never failed to remind.

Or added a specific chapter of the guide on how to read the series in order along with the covers.

And what Twilight Saga movie will be followed in that book.

What should I do to make ya'll be aware that it is an interconnected series and it's meant to be read in order? My patience is running really fucking thin with answering this question for the past two years, and this is where I decided to make it stop once and for all.

I'm not sorry for being a bitch in this reminder chapter. I just needed to stir clear of the air.