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So this is a Taekook story if you were all wondering!
Hey. I'm Taehyung and my boyfriend is paralyzed from the waist down. Want to know more? Read our story. When he wakes up, it takes a couple of minutes for him to realize that I am next to him. And when he does, I receive a glare.
So this is a Taekook story if you were all wondering!
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bm: Sehr gutes Schreiben. War total in der Geschichte und habe mitgefiebert, wie es weiter geht. Konnte das Buch kaum zur Seite legen Sehr spannend geschrieben. Freue mich auf Band 2 Hätte gern das Ruby mit Beiden lebt.Und es fehlen noch sehr viel Antworten
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Susan Morris: I liked the flow of the story.
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JACQUELINE S. BREHM: Very sweet story, about love, family and things lost and found. Very enjoyable to read, clean and wholesome, great job author
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Ma. Perpetua Porras: the story is quite entertaining to begin with especially the main characters ways to survive
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Narimna: This is a great novel. Some long sentences and exasperating events lead to an eagerness to read on.
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Eric Langley: Not much I don’t like. The plot is engaging while not overly full of fluff and pointless information
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Hallemah: I love the book Soo much, it was short and precise without all the dilly dally of other books.I would recommend to everyone
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Hi taebby,
I recently went through your story "Wheelchair" and I loved it so much. Your writing,especially the honest, grounded voice about life after injury,really stood out to me. I kept thinking how beautifully this would translate into comic form.
I really loved the opening waking moment in Chapter 1 / Information, where Taehyung wakes up and it takes him a moment to realize you’re beside him,and then he gives you that glare. That brief, loaded exchange (the disorientation, the slow recognition, the single look that says more than words) is perfect for comics: tight close-ups, a slow beat of silent panels, and a strong page-turn reveal to sell the emotion.
Inkitt
I also think the quieter caregiving and adjustment moments in the early chapters (the small domestic beats as you both learn to live with a wheelchair) would be wonderful to adapt. Those scenes have great visual potential,framing the wheelchair in the environment, showing the gentle routines, and using sequential panels to emphasize small gestures (hands helping, the first time he sits outside again, a private laugh). They’d make the story feel intimate and cinematic on the page.
I specialize in adapting stories into manga/comics, and I’d love to draw Wheelchair into a comic/manga. No pressure,I just think your story’s warmth, humor, and emotional honesty would shine visually. If you’re interested in a paid collaboration, I’d love to discuss bringing it to life together.
You can check out some of my recent work on my portfolio (https://digitalstrokes.carrd.co/). If you’re interested, please message me on Discord (Username – david_parker32) so we can talk details. I’ll be waiting to hear from you!
Regards,
David