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Wednesday Addams thought she would be content dying as a best selling author. She was wrong. The mystery that death always brought her seemed to spark no more joy in her. Even worse, she wanted something particular in life more than she cared about whatever the curse was doing to her.
Enid Sinclair scraped by just fine. She didn't need her former best friend in her life to thrive, did she? It was not her choice to let the friendship fade away in the first place, but she would sure as hell respect it. She wouldn't grovel, but oh how she wanted her back in her life.
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31 Jul 2026
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Enid Sinclair’s idea to set up a 'Valentine's Mail' booth at Nevermore Academy’s spring festival was, to Wednesday, a cheap sentimental abomination. However, when unwanted notes begin to surface, Wednesday decides to use her typewriter to make it clear exactly what belongs to her.
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17 Jul 2026
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Enid Sinclair has been courting Wednesday Addams for three months.
Everyone at Nevermore knows—except Wednesday.
Sugarless hot chocolate, carefully engineered physical contact, a nearly black rose, and one painfully obvious confession in a cemetery all fail to register as romantic data. It takes a terrible love story and ninety-eight fictional sunsets for Wednesday to realize two things:
Enid has been waiting for her to notice.
And Wednesday has been waiting for Enid all along.
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- Part 4 of The Not-So-Omniscient Addams
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17 Jul 2026
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Wednesday is ready. She has put on her best dress, made sure her braids are immaculate, and has even secured a bouquet of red roses. She is looking forward to taking her girlfriend out for dinner.
The only problem is - said girlfriend is nowhere to be found.
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15 Jul 2026
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After their dorm is destroyed and Wednesday’s treasured typewriter is shattered, Enid secretly sets out to rebuild it piece by piece. What begins as an impossible repair becomes a gift, a confession, and the first letter of something neither of them can take back.