Now, I’ve decided to create a new story with completely new characters, but still set in the same world. While romance is still present, unfortunately, it’s more subdued and slower-paced compared to the Unfortunate Story Series. In this book, we follow Natalie, a reserved girl who primarily draws and prefers solitude. She undergoes a transformation, transitioning from being an inconspicuous and socially awkward individual to unexpectedly finding a boyfriend, and becoming a bit more outgoing. Eventually, she enters the music industry, which is quite the opposite of her quiet nature. After her “golden era,” the story shifts to her life after, where she’s married and eventually has a child. The book concludes with a glimpse into their life together, allowing readers to witness their journey and growth.

This sequel to The Quite Fortunate Story would revolve around Natalie’s daughter, Lila, and her future, which is filled with… a bit too many problems. Lila will face numerous difficult choices, but she will ultimately find her way through them. This book delves into more mature themes, exploring the challenges and complexities of Lila’s adulthood. It acknowledges that life is not always perfect, but it emphasizes that Lila will eventually achieve her fortunate ending, despite the obstacles she encounters.