I want to take a moment to thank you for your time and dedication to 

Book 1: I am in Love with an Invisible Man

When I first picked up a pen three months ago, I never intended to write this story. In fact, I haven't written a piece of creative writing in nearly over a decade.  I don't consider myself a writer - at least not by trade and I don't know if my story accurately follows any structure or checklist, whether I've written this story right or wrong.

But I do know that I am but a simple story teller.

And the beautiful thing about being a story teller is that your work doesn't have to be predicated on degrees and diplomas but more so from pure passion and the honest workings of the heart. 

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I leave you with many unanswered questions, many unresolved feelings. But rest assure, I know the ending, and to know the ending means that there are still sentences to mend, words to transcribe, and plots to twist. 

I hope that you've enjoyed this story enough to keep it within your library and reading lists, to share your experience with other readers, friends, family and loved ones. 

A good book shouldn't simply be forgotten when the last page is flipped over, the characters live on through continued readership. Through loyal readership do they eventually evolve to stand among the endearing classics.  

To end my farewell, I take you to the first chapter of Book 2: Re-read the Prologue. 

"I'll see you on the other side."