I am churning out a bunch of new story premises and I really don't know which one to pursue. Currently I have 4 stories in review, 3 fan-fictions and 1 Original adventure fantasy story. I can't stop writing or else I will lose my muse and focus, but I am going in several different directions.

Today, I sent my 4th new story, an original story inspired by a pendant I found in my drawers. The pendant was given to me by one of my first boyfriends, luis, he worked at Dunkin Donuts and I enjoyed the Iced french vanilla he made for me (Yes, I dated a barista, cue stereotypical gay jokes here). He was a kid in the foster care system and aged out. We dated for about 4 months, when I was still in college. I felt a huge draw to him initially and wanted to give him love/comfort, but we eventually broke up.

He told me the pendant would ward off evil and be good for me to wear. In exchanged, I got him a stuffed teddy bear.

It's been about 10 years since I have thought about him or what he gave me.

At the same time, I'm reading/listening to the James Potter series, which I know has been around for a few years now, but I recently found it online via Youtube. I'll share the link below if anyone is interested. The combination of an old love token with magical properties and a Harry Potter spin-off series of novels gave me an idea to write a new original story of my own set in my own unique universe with its own rules. I also have written something in this story I never have done before, a non-binary character based off a friend.

It opens certain concepts up about people, relationships, belonging, and acceptance.

My other 3 stories in review are a Harry Potter fan-fiction, a supernatural fan-fiction, and a Pokemon fan-fiction, all of which focuses on secondary characters. To be fair, I am not sure if I will hold the same interest in writing them as I do my own original story. There's no emotional connection to draw power from or past experiences, which is what drives me to write stories nowadays like Finding Warmth series. I can create elaborate adventure stories, but I need raw emotions to want to write them.

Anyway, as promised here's a link to the playlist on Youtube for James Potter series of Audiobooks, which is very impressive and I highly enjoyed the 1st book today:

There are 5 books and 11 parts on youtubue