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The description given for Jess feels a bit off, I had to see Nora's descriptor to fully grasp what it was trying to convey.
For starter, the "Assistant (mc)" would read a lot better as '(mc)'s assistant' it might also be wise to put her name in front of that to establish who is being introduced.
It's also 'married' not "in marriage".
Finally, "(mc) considers her his close friend" might sound a bit better as '(mc) considers her a close friend'. This is more of a personal taste thing but I feel it reads a bit better without the two pronouns back to back.
Nora's description ends with "friend Emily" which should be 'friends with Emily', disregarding that we don't know Emily at this point.
After checking out the ass the mc remarks "can't it be Emily?" which should be 'could that be Emily?'.
The start of Emily's description has the same problem as Jess' description except with sister instead of assistant.
Ruby's description is the same though it also adds an extra 'i' to 'little'.
Same thing with Olivia's description plus the "in divorce" which should be 'divorced'.
The protag also says Olivia has a finer ass than "any a woman" which should be 'any woman'.
For starter, the "Assistant (mc)" would read a lot better as '(mc)'s assistant' it might also be wise to put her name in front of that to establish who is being introduced.
It's also 'married' not "in marriage".
Finally, "(mc) considers her his close friend" might sound a bit better as '(mc) considers her a close friend'. This is more of a personal taste thing but I feel it reads a bit better without the two pronouns back to back.
Nora's description ends with "friend Emily" which should be 'friends with Emily', disregarding that we don't know Emily at this point.
After checking out the ass the mc remarks "can't it be Emily?" which should be 'could that be Emily?'.
The start of Emily's description has the same problem as Jess' description except with sister instead of assistant.
Ruby's description is the same though it also adds an extra 'i' to 'little'.
Same thing with Olivia's description plus the "in divorce" which should be 'divorced'.
The protag also says Olivia has a finer ass than "any a woman" which should be 'any woman'.
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