Chazzy: Hey, how are you?

Sam: Hiya! I'm good! How about you?

Chazzy: I'm great thanks!

Sam: So how did we meet Irl?

Chazzy: I'm not sure actually, I think we met though Carly and Angel (Friends of ours).

Sam: Did we? I thought we met last year at the year 7 thingy?

Chazzy: Maybe we did, I'm not that sure, I can't remember that far back, I can't even remember what I did when I got home today

Sam: *laughs* I know Carly and Angel (Friends of ours) introduced us!

Chazzy: Yeah, that's the only that I can actually remember (That's a first).

Sam: Great job, Chazzy I'm proud of you!

Chazzy: Well that's another first! I don't hear that everyday!

Sam: I love you, so of course I would say that! (I need to add a warning about fluff and domesticity now I think about it)

Chazzy: I love you too Sammy, I'm proud of you as well. (yes, we really do need a add warning for that)

Sam: What are your inspirations for writing, Chazzy? (I added the warning now)

Chazzy: Well Sam, I can get inspiration from a range of different things, I could be watching a movie, I could be listening to music or I could reading another book. But I mainly get my inspiration for writing from the people that I love and that I'm friends with. My inspiration usually come other people, those people are mainly either you (Sam) or my boyfriend or my ultimate inspiration for everything which is my mum because she is one of my best friends.

Sam: Aww!!! Shucks!!! That's really adorable, Chazzy!

Chazzy: And also since I want to be a journalist, I have to be good at writing. So I figured that since I love reading, writing and since journalists require those skills, I thought that I should do a lot more writing, so I also get inspiration from thinking about getting my dream job when I'm about five years older than I am now.

Sam: I personally got a lot of inspiration from my mummy! She grew up with a fairly sexist dad who didn't really appreciate women reading but my grandma forced him to buy books for her, which is amazing! Since then my mummy gave me books to read and I adore them (and her) so much.

Chazzy: Wow that's so sweet Sam, so you got inspiration from your mum, same here, but my mum grew up in a household where 1 of her 2 brothers' were always getting hurt or getting into trouble, she grew up in a house of three guys and 2 girls (including herself) she grew up with her mum as well. My grandma reads a lot as well so yeah. My mums' dad and her two brothers' were all truck drivers. But my dad and my mum both read quite a bit, my dad and mum always buy me books. Because they know that when I'm not feeling too good that reading makes me feel better, 'cause it makes me feel safe and I'm in my own world.

Sam: I think that my biggest inspiration in the writing world is Enid Blyton, Dr Suess, Roald Dahl, C.S Lewis, Jane Austen, Hans Christian Andersen, Cornelia Funke, etc. What about your writing world inspirations? But regarding your backstory my mummy has one which is a like in some ways.

Chazzy: Ah, the old time classics. I like Jane Austen as well, right now I'm reading Emma. Well jeez that's kind of a tough one to answer, I would have to say that right now my favourite writing world inspirations are Edgar Allen Poe, Suzanne Collins(The Hunger Games Series) and Veronica Roth (The Divergent Series).

Sam: I forgot about The Hunger Games series and Divergent series, I agree with you on those! I also forgot to say I want to be an author, I have been writing since I was six which I think is quite an achievement in my opinion, my first story was called Jess and Fox it was awful, absolutely terrible *cringes heavily*.

Chazzy: Well that explains how we are best friends, 'cause we both want to pursue a writing career. I have been writing since I was about 6-7 but I really got into it around the age of 9. Same for reading I've always liked it but I got more into when I was about 9 years old. I've written a lot of stories that I've never shared with anyone, I bet they're crap, but the only way one can get better at writing is to keep trying.

Sam: I feel you, I really do. (Can I see them at some point?)

Chazzy: (yeah sure, maybe one day when you come over to my house I'll show you)

Sam: I feel like as a child my only outlet was reading, writing and music. I became a young carer of my family very early on it made me feel so secluded and alone, I couldn't get mad, my siblings ignored me most of my life as well, so I think that's one of the biggest reasons why it was my outlet. I got a big sense of accomplishment from being able to read an entire book it was very comforting. I would read, write, draw and listen to music in my spare time as a comfort method instead of going outside and running around (which actually explains why I look like a ghost), I remember when we first got Petel (my oldest dog) I would read to her as we lay on my bed. My best memories was with Petal actually.

Chazzy: I know how you feel, although I turned to reading and writing as a form of comfort, I turned to music as a way to express myself without hurt anyone the same as I do with dancing. But when I was getting bullied in year six (last year), I was getting bullied pretty bad and I had no friends so I used to sit by myself all the time, I would either be reading or writing. So I kinda know how you felt back then. (Sam, you don't look like a ghost, you look perfect)

Sam: Yeah it was an outlet so I wouldn't hurt myself or other people! I remember being a big loner for like my whole life, I didn't have a specific friend group (Same with right now at school actually). I had "friends" it's just that they weren't the best people to hang around with. I use my as my weapon in a lot of ways. (Oh and thanks! That's so sweet, you're absolutely gorgeous! I love you)

Chazzy: Same here I always managed to end up somehow hanging out with people that weren't exactly the best of people to hang out with. So yeah, I was a bit of loner for a few years of my life. But I'm glad that I was bit of loner and that I was bullied because if I wasn't then I wouldn't be that into reading and writing, i wouldn't be me and that's the worse thing that could've possibly happened to me.

Sam: Oh that's awful to go through that though. I feel the need to say that I have a thing with the way my brain works it apparently counts as mental let back my doctor said I it it in year 4 (3 years ago) I think? My brain works a really fast and I end up not being able to concentrate since I have so many things going on at once so if my conversations seem really choppy and all over the place, I'm sorry. When I write it's smooth but when I put my voice into words it's all over the place. So yeah

Chazzy: Well I understand you, but then I have a really fast mind as well, that's how I come up with a lot of my comebacks. Next time you hear say something as a comeback just know that I probably just thought it up right at that second. 'cause when I was getting bullied, the people bullying me would say some really nasty stuff and so I had to think of comebacks pretty quickly, so that's how I got my quick mind. And plus the fact that I'm always something that has sugar in it or caffeine in it, Like coffee. (I'm a bit of a caffeine addict, so I drank quite a bit of coffee)

Sam: Yeah it's more of the fact my brain works differently, sometimes I wonder whether people would like to read my thoughts but it would probably hurt their head since there is so much going on inside it.

Chazzy: Your thoughts could probably never hurt my head, cause I have a lot stuff going on inside of mine as well. For example right now I'm thinking. I'm excited for tomorrow, I need coffee, chocolate and coffee!!!!

Sam: Love, it actually makes it hard to understand anything for me I can't decipher my own thoughts which really hurts (It explains why I can't talk properly and end up talking gibberish). But yeah maybe you could, try someday? I'll invite you into my brain for a day? Sounds interesting actually, but that's impossible

Chazzy: oh, sweetie, I love you and I hope it doesn't hurt you a lot, so is there anything that you want to talk about?

Sam: It's more of just a constant headache, What about how we got to the point of writing? What was the first thing you remember from wanting to write?

Chazzy: wow that must be really painful and annoying for you. Well jeez that was a long time ago but I remember just wanting to be able to put my thoughts into words, but I'm not that good at actually voicing it unless I have thought of it for a long time, so I find that writing is an easier way for me to put my thoughts into words. What about you, what was the first thing you remember from wanting to write?

Sam: I more of wanted to start writing when I was young and I went to an english pre- school they talked about how we could become authors if we try hard enough! It was encouraging and it set a chain of thoughts through my head at a million miles per hour. Ever since then all I wanted to be is an author.

Chazzy: That's pretty cool Sam, now I really, really wish that I went to school with you!

Sam: Aww! That's adorable (You're adorable)!

Chazzy: I know right! (So are you)!

Sam: I love you!

Chazzy: I love you too!

Sam: (Shucks) What is your favourite memory involving books as a child?

Chazzy: I think that would have to be every night when I was younger, my dad would pick a chapter book for me to read, and every night I would read to him, I would keep reading even after he fell asleep, every night when I looked at my dad as he laid besides me asleep, I could see the smile that was on his face. Oh what I'd give to have those days back. What about yours?

Sam: First of all yours is adorable! Now my favourite memory as a child involving books is when I got a massive book containing all seven books in the Narnia franchise, me and my mummy ended up reading the first book together then I read the rest! That has to be my favourite I think. There was also the time my mummy found me writing on her computer that was a pretty cool moment as well!

Chazzy: Wow that's pretty cool sweetie!

This is where this chapter ends. The authors hope you enjoy it, they both hope you had an absolutely wonderful day. See you later

-The people who love you dearly.