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Change "hung" to "hang". Mind your grammar as it disrupts the time element of your flow. This small change makes your statement have more impact. So you know that your character means what she says.
Change "am" to "have". This makes the affirmation statement come out with more pride and happiness.
Change "though" (to think of something or someone in the past) to "taught" (to teach one something in the past). Your thought comes out better.
Change "do" to "does". It flows better. Be mindful of your grammar as mistakes dirupt the enjoyment of your story,
Change "clench" (to make a fist) to "cling". (To hold on tighly). This makes your idea and story flow better. Nice story though...
Change "do" to "does" as mother is a singular third person term.
Change "heresy" ( to say treacherous things against a divine authority) to "hearsay" (rumour or gossip). This correction makes your meaning clear to your reader.
Change thr phrase"...take her anger out with ease..." to "...vent her anger easily..."
"Trustable" is not an english word. Change that word to "trusted". It completes the thought of the paragraph.
Change"...the trustable friend..." to a friend you can trust...". "Trustable" is not an english word.
Change "...was not trustable..." to "...can't be trusted....". Tustable is not an english word.
This should read, "May I have...a kiss?" as this is the courteous & polite way. This will justify the comment that follows in the next paragraph. Please note that the use of the phrase, "Can I...?", implies a familiarity and equality that these two characters do not have right now.
It should read: "Sara's days are numbered." The use of the word "outnumbered" refers to many individuals. For example, "Scar, the tyrant ran away when he saw that Simba's army outnumbered his hyena minions."
The first sentence should end as"whose writing Gayla is familar with, no?". The added comma (,) emphasizes the need for confirmation of the statement. If there is no comma, there must be a condition that must be connect to the phrase "with no..." which will confirm the statement as Gayla noticed a specific detail or condition missing from the letter or penmanship.
It should read "Know your place, Aurora!" So that the intent of the Alpha is clear to the reader.
"...her position..." not "...his position..."
Please use "her" instead of his as Kendall isa gril not a boy
Change that to "her bags on her back" because Kendall is a girl!
Again Kendall did the killing so it should end with "herself" (female) not "himself" (male).
Calculating not calculative