Annran
It was intriguing story from the given synopsis and it was a nice start. The grammar needed to fix in order to understand more but I know you have a potential creating unique story. I've read some of like this and it was very rare. I suggest if you want to make it lighter and more exciting, you can use onomatopoeia instead of using much punctuation. But overall, it was a good novel and highly suggested to the readers. keep up the good work Author!
There's only one chapter (since the prologue one doesn't really count), all I can point out is that you need to fix your grammar cause there are many mistakes I found. The dialogues seems awkward to me and the placement of the sentences need be improve, which some of them, I already pointed it out in the comments. Also, I suggest you to not using the full stop before the question mark. E.g. "Okay.?" -> "Okay?" There are some author I've read their works which also did the same thing so I'm not surprised.
This seems to me like the beginning of a very sweet story. However, before you read my review, I must warn you. I have been quite frank. I did this in the hope that I might help you progress instead of giving you mindless praise. There are some aspects that might dissuade your readers to continue reading past the first chapter. First of all, your tenses. You switch from past to present, and it makes reading your story a bit tiresome. Sometimes you donât use a tense at all. Or you use a form that doesnât exist. (See: âbegansâ in paragraph 2 chapter 2) Secondly, thereâs a lack of proper sentence structure, and a lack of rhythm as well. I believe these are faults that can be eliminated by practice. I promise you, if you continue writing (and I hope you do), then your writing will improve. As long as you are kind to yourself and give yourself time. I hope I did not dissuade you from writing. I sincerely believe your story has potential. The best of luck!