What are some elements that make a hickey story good?

A couple I know had a hickey story from their first anniversary dinner. They were so in love and lost in the moment that the guy left a hickey on the girl's collarbone. She had to wear a scarf for a few days to cover it at work, but every time she saw the scarf, she would smile, remembering the wonderful evening.

One great 'drarry hickey fanfic' is 'The Mark of Their Love' which beautifully explores the relationship between Draco and Harry with some interesting hickey - related plotlines. Another is 'Hickey Hide and Seek' that has a fun and flirty take on the concept.

Another good cover - up story is that it's a reaction to a new skincare product. Say something like, 'I tried this new lotion and I think I might be allergic to it. It made this red mark on my skin.' This can be quite believable as many people do have skin reactions to products. You can even show the 'hickey' as evidence of the 'bad reaction' if someone asks further.

Well, one hickey horror story could be when someone got a really large and visible hickey right before an important job interview. They tried to cover it up with makeup but it still looked obvious, and they were so self - conscious during the interview that they didn't perform as well as they could have.

A good night story often has a calm and peaceful setting, like a moonlit forest or a quiet bedroom. Soft and gentle characters are also important, such as kind fairies or friendly animals. Another element is a simple plot that doesn't have too much excitement or drama, so it can lull the listener to sleep.

Well, a good ghosts story often has a build - up of suspense. You start with normal, everyday situations and then gradually introduce the abnormal. For instance, it could start with a person going about their daily routine and then they notice something odd, like a cold draft in a room where there are no open windows. Then, as the story progresses, more and more strange things happen, like objects moving on their own. The climax usually involves a direct encounter with the ghost, which leaves the reader or listener with a sense of dread or unease.

Interesting characters. For example, a brave little hero or a cute magical animal. They can attract kids' attention easily.

Surprise is a big one. Like when someone does something completely out of character while drunk. For example, a very shy person suddenly becoming the life of the party and doing wild stunts.

One element is loyalty. For example, a dog that stays by its owner's side through thick and thin, like in the story where the dog waited years for its owner to come back from war. Another is courage, such as a dog facing danger to protect its family. And also, the bond between the dog and humans, like when a dog helps a disabled person live a normal life.

A strong opening sentence can make a good start to a story. For example, starting with an interesting dialogue or a vivid description of a strange scene. Also, introducing a mysterious or engaging character at the very beginning can draw readers in.