Fifteen years ago, I knew two things: I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom, and I wanted to be a writer. But like so many dreamers, I was pushed toward “safe” paths—first music education, then PR and corporate social media.
After nearly a decade climbing the corporate ladder, I finally made the leap. I left my six-figure job, became a stay-at-home mom, and gave myself permission to chase writing full-time.
It wasn’t easy, but now I’m living what I call my Cozy Writing Era:
Writing 1,000 words daily instead of chasing unsustainable word sprints.
Embracing seasonal rhythms with fall-themed planner setups.
Allowing progress to be slow, steady, and meaningful.
Dreams don’t happen overnight, but I know I’ll get there—with discipline, consistency, and joy. If you’re chasing a dream too, remember: you don’t have to rush. Cozy seasons still lead to big things. ✨
Water is one of the most underrated elements when it comes to glowing up, but it plays a critical role in achieving both physical and mental well-being. Staying hydrated not only supports healthy skin and energy levels but also helps with weight loss, digestion, and overall body function. As I went through my glow-up journey, improving my water intake was one of the most essential and transformative habits I developed. However, as simple as drinking water sounds, it’s not always easy, especially when life gets busy. So, how do you make sure you’re getting enough water to support your glow up? Let’s dive into some of my favorite water intake tips that helped me stay on track and see results!
1. Set Reminders for Consistency
One of my biggest struggles when I first started focusing on hydration was simply remembering to drink enough water. Between being a new mom, working, and juggling daily responsibilities, it was easy to forget. That’s why I set reminders on my phone and Fitbit. I made sure the alarms went off every 2 hours to nudge me to drink more. Sometimes, you just need that extra push to keep going, and these reminders were a game-changer for me. Setting reminders ensures that I’m not just drinking water when I remember but consistently throughout the day.
2. Chug Instead of Sip
I used to think that the key to staying hydrated was gently sipping on water throughout the day. But with a toddler in tow, that method didn’t work for me. Between chasing my little one and staying active, sipping felt like a never-ending task. I switched to drinking larger amounts at once, usually around 20 ounces, every two hours. This way, I could focus on other things without constantly thinking about water. I would just chug a bottle and forget about it until the next reminder went off. For me, this was the most practical approach, and I recommend it to anyone with a busy schedule.
3. Infuse Your Water for Extra Motivation
Sometimes, plain water can get a bit boring. To make it more exciting, I started adding natural flavors. I’d infuse my water with lemon slices, cucumber, or mint leaves. Not only does it make the water more enjoyable, but the added ingredients also bring their own health benefits. Plus, it can be a fun way to make hydration feel like a treat rather than a chore.
4. Track Your Progress
Another thing that helped me stay on top of my water intake was tracking it. There are plenty of apps out there that can help you log how much water you drink daily. Alternatively, I kept a simple tally on my phone to remind myself if I was on track for the day. Whether you track in an app, a journal, or just a checklist, being able to see your progress gives you a sense of accomplishment and motivates you to keep going.
5. Pair Water with Other Habits
A technique that helped me improve my water intake and stick to it was habit stacking. This is when you combine a new habit with an existing one. For example, I paired drinking my water with other daily activities. I would drink my 20 ounces of water during breakfast, while I was preparing meals, or while my toddler ate his breakfast. I found that this was a great way to make water intake feel like a seamless part of my day. The more I stacked this habit, the easier it became to stay consistent.
6. Hydrate Before, During, and After Exercise
Exercise is one of the times when staying hydrated is especially important. When I started working out regularly as part of my glow-up journey, I made sure to drink water before, during, and after my workout. Staying hydrated helped me maintain my energy levels, especially during intense group fitness classes. In fact, drinking water during workouts not only keeps you hydrated but can also improve your performance. When I realized that hydration was a key part of boosting my results in the gym, I made it a point to never go into a workout dehydrated.
7. Stay Consistent with Your Water Goals
To really see the benefits of hydration on your glow-up journey, you need to stay consistent. While it may seem like a small thing, the cumulative effect of drinking water daily can have a significant impact on your energy, skin health, and overall well-being. Whether you aim for 64 ounces or more, make sure that you’re consistently meeting your hydration goals every single day. It’s not about perfection—it’s about building a habit that you can maintain long-term.
Conclusion
Water is essential for so many aspects of your glow-up journey, and by following these tips, you can make sure hydration is working in your favor. By setting reminders, chugging water instead of sipping, and tracking your progress, staying hydrated becomes a manageable and rewarding part of your daily routine. When you add water to your glow-up habits, you’re not just nourishing your body—you’re also giving yourself the energy and clarity you need to shine from the inside out.
I wanted to take a moment to share a bit about my corporate career—what I did, why I left, and what life has been like since that transition.
A year ago, I was a social media manager for a tech company. I had been working in that field for about seven to eight years and genuinely enjoyed it. I’ve always loved social media—it’s such a powerful way to share your message and connect with people.
But deep down, I always knew I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom and a writer. That dream has been bubbling inside me for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I was constantly writing little stories to read to my classmates—cute fairy tales and whimsical adventures. As I got older, I dove into fanfiction (as I mentioned in a previous video), and that love for storytelling eventually led me to pursue an English degree.
Climbing the Corporate Ladder (While Dreaming of Writing)
After graduating, I was laser-focused on getting into corporate, making money, and paying off my student loans. That was the top priority—stability, financial independence, and building a career.
I ended up working in marketing and public relations, refining my skills and eventually specializing in social media management. I got really good at it, and for years, it was my world. But I always knew I wanted to leave corporate someday—especially when I became a mom.
When I married my husband, he was 100% supportive of my decision to step away—not just to be a stay-at-home mom but to fully pursue my dream of becoming a writer. That support meant everything. It wasn’t just about having the financial means to make it happen—it was about having a partner who believed in me, championed my big dreams, and encouraged me to go all in.
Making the Leap: When to Quit Corporate?
The big question was: when? Would I leave corporate while pregnant, or would I wait until after the baby was born?
We sat down, crunched the numbers, and ultimately decided I would stay in corporate until after maternity leave. I returned to work temporarily, just to maximize my income for a few more months. (Would I recommend this approach? Not necessarily—it was just the best financial decision for us at the time.)
Finally, in March 2024, I officially left corporate. My last day was March 1st, and from March 2nd onward, I was my own boss. It was a huge shift—suddenly, I was balancing full-time motherhood with full-time writing. And let me tell you, the transition wasn’t as seamless as I expected.
The Biggest Challenges of Leaving Corporate
Going from a structured corporate environment to complete self-direction was harder than I had anticipated.
In corporate, you’re constantly on someone else’s clock, chasing deadlines and working toward someone else’s vision. But once I quit corporate, I had total control over my schedule. For someone who thrives on structure, this shift was tough. I struggled with redefining productivity and success outside of a traditional work setting.
One of the biggest adjustments? Letting go of the “always on” mindset.
In PR and social media, you’re always available. Your phone is glued to your hand. Emails at 5 AM? Normal. Crisis calls at 3 AM? Also normal. Then, suddenly, I was in a world where I could leave my phone in my office for most of the day. I wasn’t constantly on call—I was in control. It was liberating and disorienting.
I’ll explore this further in a future post about my digital detox, but this shift was eye-opening.
Slowing Down & Redefining Productivity
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned this past year is how to slow down.
At first, I struggled with the idea that I wasn’t being “productive” every second of the day. But I’ve since adopted a new mantra:
Be present over being productive.
I’ve learned to embrace the moment—to focus on what’s happening right now instead of constantly pushing for the next thing. And honestly? It’s been life-changing.
Was Quitting Corporate Worth It?
For me, absolutely.
I know quitting corporate isn’t an option for everyone, and I recognize what a privilege it is to make this choice. But I also acknowledge the years of planning and hard work that went into making this transition possible. My husband and I spent years preparing for this, and his unwavering support has been my rock.
One year in, I have zero regrets—except that I wish I had given myself more grace in the beginning. I wish I had learned to slow down sooner and been more patient with myself.
Looking Ahead
As I head into this next year, my focus is clear:
Give myself grace
Be present over productive
Take things slow
If you’re curious about the details—how to financially plan for quitting corporate, how to become a social media manager, or anything else about my journey—drop a comment or message me on Instagram or TikTok. I’m happy to share everything I’ve learned along the way!
Balancing writing and motherhood is no joke, but somehow, I make it work (with lots of effort and a touch of magic ✨). If you’ve ever wondered what a week in my life looks like, I’m taking you behind the scenes in my latest YouTube video: MY WEEKLY ROUTINE | Writer and SAHM Life.
In this video, I share the messy, beautiful reality of writing my upcoming book Arrow Bound while also keeping up with daily life. Spoiler: It’s a mix of creative bursts, endless meal-making, and finding little moments of peace amidst the chaos.
What You’ll See in This Video
📖 Writing & Worldbuilding – As I work on Arrow Bound, I juggle drafting, and revising. Some days the words flow, and other days, well… let’s just say writer’s block is real. But progress is progress!
🍳 Cooking Nonstop – My toddler eats every two hours (seriously!), so the kitchen is basically my second workspace. From quick snacks to family meals, I’m always making something.
🧹 Cleaning & Chores – The never-ending cycle of laundry, dishes, and tidying up keeps me on my toes. Writing in a messy space? Not ideal. So I do my best to stay on top of it (even if it doesn’t always go as planned).
🌿 Getting Outside – Whether it’s a walk with my son or a quick breath of fresh air, stepping outside helps me reset and refuel my creativity.
It’s a little chaotic, a little magical, and a whole lot of multitasking. If you love seeing the behind-the-scenes of a writer’s life (with a side of mom duties), this video is for you!
For most of my adult life, I’ve been chasing productivity. I was a social media manager making six figures, juggling campaigns, content calendars, and engagement strategies. Then, in March of 2024, I made a massive shift—I quit my corporate job to become a full-time writer and stay-at-home mom. Part of that move was to slow down, enjoy time with my growing family, and carve out the time necessary to become a full-time writer. What I didn’t realize at the time was that I hadn’t actually slowed down at all. Since leaving my job, life has been a whirlwind. I dove headfirst into self-publishing, determined to make writing my career. I adjusted to life with my 18-month-old son, who keeps me on my toes every second of the day. I dealt with the chaos of a first-floor flood in my home back in September. I committed to getting back in shape, pushing myself to fit workouts into a packed schedule. Through it all, I’ve been running on the same mindset I had in corporate life: that my worth is measured by how much I get done. But lately, I’ve been feeling it—the exhaustion, the mental clutter, the ever-growing to-do list that never seems to shrink. I realized I was still running, just in a different direction. And I don’t want to spend my life sprinting from one thing to the next. I want to slow down. Over the next few months, I’m making more of an effort to embrace a more mindful and intentional way of living. Instead of measuring my days by productivity, I want to focus on being present. I want to enjoy the little moments with my son—the giggles, the cuddles, the wonder in his eyes as he discovers something new. I want to enjoy writing my novels without thinking about how to use the experience for content. I want to sip my tea slowly instead of downing it between tasks. Slowing down doesn’t mean giving up on my goals, but it does mean giving myself grace. It means prioritizing what truly matters—quality time with my family, writing, and my own well-being—over endless checklists and self-imposed deadlines. If you’ve been feeling the pull to slow down, I hope you know you’re not alone. Take a deep breath, step away from the constant rush, and be present in your life instead of just powering through it. Because life isn’t a race—it’s a journey. And I want to enjoy every step of it.
I have a bone to pick with romance books. Specifically, the ones where the couple spends the majority of the story fighting each other instead of fighting for each other. You know the ones—Book One ends with a swoon-worthy connection, only for Book Two to rip them apart with unnecessary drama, miscommunication, and, of course, a breakup. It’s like authors think the only way to keep readers invested is by throwing their characters into an angst fest instead of actually developing their relationship.
I get it—conflict is necessary for a good story. But does it always have to be them against each other? Why can’t it be them against the world? Them growing together rather than apart? That’s the kind of love story I want to read. More importantly, that’s the kind of love story I write.
Love That Fights Together
When I write romance, my goal is to create couples who don’t just survive together but thrive together. My characters from my Seasonally Spellbound Series don’t get stuck in an endless cycle of breakups and misunderstandings. They face obstacles, yes, but they do it as a team.
In The Midnight Masquerade, Theodore Ravenwick (Theo), a vampire, and Vespera Blackwood, a witch, are fated mates. Instead of pushing each other away, they explore their bond together, learning what it means to be truly connected. Their story isn’t about tearing each other down—it’s about discovering how strong they are when they stand side by side.
In Mistletoe and Magic, Gertrude Evergreen (Trudy) finds herself entangled with Niklaus, the winter elf king (AKA Santa Claus himself). Their romance isn’t built on unnecessary heartbreak; it’s about trust, magic, and learning to embrace destiny together.
And now, in my latest work, Arrow Bound, Celia Thornfield and Riven Ravenscar are thrown into a race against time to retrieve Eros’s stolen arrow. Riven rejects their bond at first, but that doesn’t mean their journey is filled with petty fights and self-sabotage. Instead, they have to work together to stop something much bigger than themselves. Their romance isn’t about breaking apart—it’s about finding a way to fit together, even when the odds are stacked against them.
Romance Should Be About Growth
Love isn’t just about attraction or dramatic breakups. It’s about growth. It’s about finding someone who challenges you in the best way and helps you become the best version of yourself. That’s what I strive to write—stories where love isn’t a battlefield between two people but a force that helps them face the battles ahead.
So, if you’re tired of second-book breakups, endless misunderstandings, and angst for angst’s sake, my books might be for you. Because love stories should be about more than just surviving—they should be about thriving.
What do you think? Do you prefer romance books where couples fight against each other or ones where they fight for each other? Let’s discuss this in the comments!
Finding space for creativity can feel impossible in a world dominated by notifications, endless scrolling, and constant digital noise. Our brains are overloaded with information, leaving little room for deep thinking, imagination, and original ideas. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a creative rut, it might be time for a digital detox—a conscious break from screens to refresh your mind and unlock your creative potential.
The Creativity-Killing Effects of Digital Overload
While technology connects and inspires us, it also bombards us with distractions. Social media, emails, and instant messages keep our minds in a state of reaction rather than creation. Studies have shown that too much screen time can lead to:
Mental fatigue Constant information intake exhausts the brain, leaving little energy for creative thinking.
Decreased attention span Quick, bite-sized content makes it harder to focus on deep work.
Comparison paralysis Seeing curated content from others can stifle confidence and originality.
How a Digital Detox Fuels Creativity
Taking a break from screens can reset your brain and create space for ideas to flow naturally. Here’s how a detox can supercharge your creativity:
Encourages Deep Thinking – Without the constant pull of notifications, your brain can wander, process ideas, and make unexpected connections—key ingredients for creativity.
Boosts Mindfulness and Observation – When you unplug, you become more aware of your surroundings. You start noticing details, emotions, and patterns that can inspire stories, art, and innovative ideas.
Increases Boredom (In a Good Way!) – Boredom might feel uncomfortable, but it’s actually a powerful tool for creativity. When you’re not mindlessly scrolling, your brain naturally seeks stimulation—leading to bursts of imagination and problem-solving.
Improves Focus and Productivity – Creativity thrives in uninterrupted time. A digital detox helps you carve out distraction-free moments to brainstorm, write, sketch, or dream up your next big idea.
How to Do a Digital Detox for Creativity
You don’t have to go off the grid completely—small, intentional breaks can make a big difference. Here’s how to start:
Set Screen-Free Hours – Designate time blocks (like mornings or evenings) to be completely tech-free.
Use a Notebook Instead of Your Phone—Instead of using a digital app, Capture ideas, doodles, or thoughts in a physical journal.
Go for Walks Without Your Phone – Nature and movement naturally boost creativity.
Try a 24-Hour Detox – One full day without screens can reset your brain and spark fresh ideas.
Turn Off Notifications – Reduce distractions by silencing unnecessary alerts.
Final Thoughts
A digital detox isn’t about rejecting technology—it’s about reclaiming control over your attention and creativity. By taking intentional breaks from screens, you give your mind the space it needs to dream, explore, and create.
Have you ever tried a digital detox? What impact did it have on your creativity? Share your experiences in the comments!
As writers, we often get so absorbed in our work that we lose track of time—only to find ourselves stiff, sore, and low on energy. Regular stretching can make a big difference, helping to relieve tension and keep you focused. Here are some simple, effective stretches you can do between writing sessions or at the end of the day to prevent stiffness, refresh your mind, and boost productivity.
1. Neck Stretch
Benefits: Releases tension in the neck and shoulders, common areas for stress buildup.
How to Do It:
Sit or stand up straight.
Gently tilt your head toward one shoulder, bringing your ear close to it. Place your hand on the opposite side of your head for a light stretch.
Hold for 10-15 seconds, then switch sides.
Tip: Keep your shoulders relaxed during the stretch.
2. Seated Forward Fold
Benefits: Stretches the lower back and hamstrings, areas that can get tight from prolonged sitting.
How to Do It:
Sit on the edge of your chair with feet flat on the floor.
Slowly bend forward, allowing your arms and head to hang toward the floor.
Hold this position for 10-15 seconds, letting gravity deepen the stretch.
Slowly roll back up to a seated position.
3. Shoulder Rolls
Benefits: Loosens shoulder muscles, reduces tension, and helps reset your posture.
How to Do It:
Sit up straight with your feet flat on the floor.
Roll your shoulders up toward your ears, then down and back in a circular motion.
Repeat 5-10 times, then reverse the direction.
Tip: Keep your movements slow and steady for the best results.
4. Spinal Twist
Benefits: Relieves tension in the spine and enhances flexibility.
How to Do It:
Sit up straight in your chair.
Place your left hand on the back of your chair, and twist your torso to the left.
Hold the stretch for 10-15 seconds, then repeat on the other side.
5. Wrist and Finger Stretch
Benefits: Relieves tension from typing, preventing stiffness in the hands and wrists.
How to Do It:
Extend one arm in front of you with your palm facing up.
Use your other hand to gently pull back on your fingers to stretch the forearm.
Hold for 5-10 seconds and repeat on the other hand.
Tip: Stretch each finger individually for a deeper release.
6. Cat-Cow Stretch
Benefits: Loosens the spine, stretches the back, and energizes the body.
How to Do It:
Sit on the edge of your chair with your feet flat and hands on your knees.
Arch your back, lifting your head and chest (the “cow” position).
Then, round your spine and drop your head (the “cat” position).
Alternate between these positions slowly, taking deep breaths.
7. Standing Hamstring Stretch
Benefits: Stretches the hamstrings, relieving lower back tension.
How to Do It:
Stand and place one foot on a low stool or chair.
Keep your leg straight, and reach toward your toes.
Hold for 10-15 seconds, then switch legs.
Tip: Keep a slight bend in your knee if your hamstrings feel particularly tight.
Tips for Consistency:
Set Reminders: Try setting a timer for every hour to remind yourself to take a quick stretch break.
Combine with Deep Breathing: Inhale deeply while stretching to maximize relaxation and mental clarity.
Stay Hydrated: Remember, hydration is just as important as stretching for maintaining productivity.
Incorporate these stretches into your writing routine, and you’ll feel the difference in both your energy levels and focus. Taking a few minutes to stretch isn’t just a break from the screen; it’s an essential part of keeping your body and mind at their best!
With the recent news of Kindle Vella’s closure, I wanted to take a moment to share what this change means for The Seasonally Spellbound Series and where you’ll be able to continue following the magical journeys of Vespera Blackwood, Theodore Ravenwick, and the supernatural cast of Hollowgrove.
Amazon recently announced: “We’ve made the difficult decision to gradually wind down Kindle Vella in February 2025 as the program hasn’t caught on as we’d hoped. The publishing of new Kindle Vella stories is no longer available. You may publish new episodes of existing stories until December 4, 2024.”
Since Vella is winding down, I’ve decided to bring Seasonally Spellbound to Kindle Unlimited! Kindle Unlimited has been such a popular choice for readers seeking fresh and immersive stories, and I believe it’s the perfect new home for the series. This transition will allow me to continue expanding Vespera and Theo’s world with the creative freedom they deserve while making it accessible to all readers in Kindle Unlimited’s library.
Full-Length Novels for Every Season:Seasonally Spellbound will evolve from shorter Vella-style episodes to complete novels you can enjoy in one magical read, with each book dedicated to a holiday and its supernatural-themed romance.
Immersive Edits and Expanded Scenes: The move to Kindle Unlimited allows me to rework each story with richer world-building and expanded scenes, taking you even deeper into the Ravenwick Manor of The Midnight Masquerade, the enchanted celebrations, and the heart of Vespera and Theo’s journey.
A New Schedule, Perfectly Timed for the Holidays: To keep the holiday magic alive, each story will release in tandem with its respective holiday, giving you the chance to get lost in the spirit of the season as you read.
While it’s always sad to say goodbye to a platform, I’m excited to bring Seasonally Spellbound into a format that will provide readers with a richer experience. Look for the first of Seasonally Spellbound on Kindle Unlimited, launching just in time for the holidays. Thank you for following Vespera and Theo’s journey with me, and here’s to a new chapter ahead!
In the magical world of Seasonally Spellbound, our beloved characters are as diverse as the holidays they celebrate. Each character brings their own unique traits, rich backstories, and intriguing relationships to life. Let’s dive into the personalities that make this series a captivating blend of romance, magic, and adventure!
Vespera Blackwood
Inspired by Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas, Vespera Blackwood is a witch with a penchant for tarot card readings and a heart full of dreams. Living in the mysterious Hollowgrove, Vespera struggles with her past while navigating her newfound independence after a turbulent breakup. Her warm-hearted nature often leads her to put others before herself, yet she harbors a secret longing for adventure and love.
Unique Traits: Vespera has a talent for tarot readings. This magical ability often leads her into unexpected situations, especially when it comes to romance.
Backstory: After leaving a toxic relationship, Vespera is determined to carve out her own path and embrace her witchy heritage. Her journey of self-discovery and empowerment is a central theme in her story.
Relationships: Vespera’s connection with Theodore Ravenwick, the dashing vampire king, ignites a passionate romance filled with magical tension and shared destiny. Together, they unravel secrets and explore the depths of their intertwined fates.
Theodore Ravenwick
Theodore Ravenwick embodies the charm and mystery of a vampire king, inspired by Jack from The Nightmare Before Christmas. With his captivating presence, Theodore is on a quest to find his fated mate. He struggles with the expectations of his royal duties while yearning for genuine connection and love.
Unique Traits: Theodore possesses the ability to enchant others, using it to cloak the Ravenwick Manor and his appearance from mortals. This power also reflects his inner turmoil, as he grapples with the darker aspects of his nature.
Backstory: Once a feared figure in the supernatural world, Theodore seeks peace and acceptance. His journey to find love becomes a driving force in his story, particularly as he encounters Vespera.
Relationships: The chemistry between Theodore and Vespera is electric, filled with misunderstandings and passionate encounters. Their relationship blossoms as they face external threats and discover the strength of their bond.
Darcy Everhart
Darcy Everhart, formerly known as Darcy Whitlock, is a half-werewolf, half-witch navigating the complexities of her dual nature. After a painful divorce from her werewolf mate, Clyde Whitlock, she has returned to Hollowgrove to rebuild her life and embrace her unique identity.
Unique Traits: Darcy’s dual heritage allows her to harness both witchcraft and werewolf abilities, giving her a unique perspective on the supernatural world. She often struggles with balancing her wild instincts and her witchy wisdom.
Backstory: Her journey of self-discovery is one of healing and empowerment, as she learns to embrace her individuality while forging new connections in Hollowgrove.
Relationships: Darcy’s friendship with Vespera is a pillar of support as they both navigate their personal challenges. Their bond deepens as they face the trials of their supernatural lives together.
Rowena Sinclair
Rowena Sinclair is a captivating witch with a gift for seeing ghosts, adding an intriguing twist to her character. As a medium, she often finds herself caught between the living and the dead, leading to both thrilling adventures and poignant encounters.
Unique Traits: Rowena’s ability to communicate with spirits grants her insights into the past and present, making her an invaluable ally to her friends. Her connection with the supernatural world often puts her at odds with her own desires for a normal life.
Backstory: Rowena’s journey is marked by her desire to understand her powers while seeking a love that transcends the boundaries of life and death. Her experiences shape her character, making her both wise and vulnerable.
Relationships: Rowena’s future romance with a mysterious grim reaper promises to bring both challenges and enchantment, as she learns to navigate the complexities of love that exists beyond the mortal realm.
Conclusion
The characters of Seasonally Spellbound bring a vibrant tapestry of magic, love, and adventure to life. From Vespera’s enchanting potions to Theodore’s shadowy allure, and from Darcy’s dual heritage to Rowena’s ghostly encounters, each character’s journey intertwines with the others, creating a rich narrative that will captivate readers.
As the series unfolds, expect to see their relationships evolve, bringing new challenges, growth, and, of course, plenty of romance. Stay tuned for more enchanting tales as we dive deeper into the magical world of Seasonally Spellbound!
Elizabeth Yuen 