Forest of Anamnesis

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Seulgi is rough with chipped edges and seen as the gruesome lady with feline eyes who could slay with gaze. They say never approach her.

Karam is divinely slick, the radiant being with a touch of femininity. He’s a magnet.

And Karam thinks Seulgi is beautiful. As they say, opposites attract. 

Foreword

[CONTENTID1] Hey, my beautiful readers xx ! This is my newest one-shot that I have written for 

~Happiness~ Writing Contest

I have to thank this beautiful user named douxsoleil for writing an amazing story that I had the pleasure to review. She inspired me to write a story about Red Velvet's Seulgi. I also have to thank the creators of this contest I'm participating in: -Tig-Too, -Tigress- and Lisett. Without these three, I wouldn't have written this story.

Because this story is purely based for the contest, I am not a particular fan of BOSS' Karam and although I'm a Seulgi fan, I do not know much about her personality. Thus, the idols I use in this story have no relevance to the characters I develop, except for their appearances in real life.

I give all credits for my cover to the owners. It's beautiful.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy and please do comment, subscribe and upvote!

 

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Amalya #1
Chapter 1: Well this was certainly an interesting read. Dunno what I expected when I started but it's not your run of the mill story or writing style. While lovely, the latter also made it a bit hard to connect sometimes, so I felt a little removed from what was going on, but that might have also been circumstantial and situational (I can't relate to this kind of story exactly so that's probably part of it :/). That aside, the way everything unfolded was fascinating and both bittersweet in the beginning to heartrending in the middle to hopeful by the very end.

I was a teensy bit confused with the name switches, since I'm not super familiar with RV, but in general, the emotion came through clearly and the thought process was easy enough to see when it came to Seulgi. It took me a little while but I finally did start to feel with and for her by the second half, after she got out of her hole and had the glimmers of hope in Karam to try and help her move forward. I admired her decision to move on and rebuild her life; the plan she made to get it moving and her ability to crawl out of her personal dungeon.

I was quite confused with Karam's interest in her, since other than being intrigued, I never really saw what he was so attracted by in her (other than perhaps recognizing a kindred spirit and wanting to rescue her from herself). I can't deny that he pretty much was magic here though. What woman wouldn't want this kind of knight in her corner? Seriously. On a side note, I just don't understand people like Sooyoung so that type of character is hard in general to even begin to break down for me, but I do know how much difference it can make having someone there by your side to withstand that sort of vitriol.

Seulgi has made such progress in this bit that I would love to see how she starts to find herself again now that she has Karam at her side. The abrupt turn around was odd and it feels like the ending is a little rushed as a result (maybe that's the...cont)
douxsoleil #2
Omg, I'm glad that my story inspired you :D But the foreword sounds interesting, and I like Karam's character already omg (even tho I'm unfamiliar with him) but still, a painter omg. I'm excited :DD (The title thooooo it sounds mysterious).
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