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Anniversary Poll Results

Good day, beautiful readers!! The poll has officially been closed, and I am proud to announce that the winner, chosen by you, is... Gone with the Wind.


Thank you so much to all of you who've participated and shown so much interest, and also to all of you who follow us, support us and shower us with love. Thank you all!

For those who requested either The Hollow Crown or the Jack Sparrow special, fret not, I will write about them eventually anyway!

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