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Abbie is just... not very good at this. Thankfully her preparations are saving her from this situation, which definitely was planned and wasn't entirely good luck at all!

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James Finnegan

Perhaps this experience will teach Abbie that she could use an advisor to help with her "goddess public relations"--and we've already met someone who might be suitable: the young tech guy at the end of Chapter 3, who had the foresight to register the "Goddess Abbie" name on InstaChat before she even thought of doing so. And we don't even know the lad's name... (yet?)

Thelous

How smart would you say Abbie is? She seems to get outplayed very easily.

Falcon 4.0

What a coincidence this asteroid is, truly fortuitous. 😅

Robolord

Pretty average, but mostly she has some really deep seated trauma about being ignored and she just doesn't think clearly when in her eyes there's a threat that she might return to being ignored.

Tomas Simek

Everytime I think You are out of ideas, You suprise me more. GOOD!

ShadowDoctrine

I do love Abbie. 💞 She is absolutely gorgeous. ❤️‍🔥 Goddess like her never should seek or have a need an audience on social media. She can be the richest woman on earth, with her powers. She convert coal into diamonds. She can fly into space and pick up asteroids with high deposits of rare minerals and bring them safely back to earth. ✨ The people will be always seeking Abbie. Her only mistake she is care too mu

Raistlin Majere

To be honest, I don't like the idea of a truly "goddess", as a salvator or someone we should adore and admire plainly. That's kind of "already-seen". Of course she could do all that, but the story would be pretty much plain, IMHO. I prefer an Abbie as a human, with feelings, with virtues and weaknesses. A human who became powers but either doesn't really know what to do with them or is not really interested on them as an end, but as a means towards an end.

Raistlin Majere

I agree, this story is your masterpiece, IMHO. It's complex, it's heart-moving, it's deep... maybe it's just me, but I love it.

Raistlin Majere

She needs a friend. That's all. A truly friend that doesn't just boldy admire her or keep her happy, but that is also unpleasant and tell her: "you'd better stop the bullshit, you're hurting yourself". A friend that protects her, that truly cares about her as a human being, not as a marketing product superhero.