by Brian6588
The first sentence was a forewarning. I think you meant "throw" and not through. As I skimmed "through" the story I noticed it was one silly cliche after another causing me to pull the plug quickly and waste no more time.
When she comes home in 2 years Emily should introduce brian to the son the gave her the night they
fucked.
Too many syntax errors. Get someone to proofread for you. (Word choices are occasionally a problem, too. Yep, that first "through" is a warning of perils ahead.)
ever notice those who sign on as anonymous often point out what they see as flaws and say get a proofreader. This pisses me off.
I know proofreaders are hard to come by.
Here is a technique used by professional proofreaders (yes, they still exist
Read your material backwards, It will allow you to catch many errors both in writing and meaning.
Ignore the backbiters - they don't have the ability or courage to put their work out for others