Hi.

I want to sincerely apologize to everyone who has been waiting for their commissions. I fully understand how frustrating and uncomfortable my long absence must have been, and I’m truly sorry for that.

I want to explain the situation honestly. At the beginning of autumn, I started having serious health issues — I was diagnosed with prediabetes, and later also developed thyroid problems after COVID (these were discovered much later, and I’m now on hormone replacement therapy). Alongside that, I had anemia, which caused me to lose consciousness and experience extreme fatigue. My treatment was difficult to stabilize, and what started as “I’ll do it later” gradually turned into losing track of time and energy completely. The guilt kept building up while I was trying to recover.

I still tried to work whenever I could — some of you may have seen a few finished pieces, and I’ve also been working on the pool party YCH (it’s almost done). But at some point I overestimated my strength and underestimated how serious my condition was.

Over the past few months, I’ve gone through treatment (IVs, injections), and I’m feeling much better now. My anemia is resolved, I’m continuing treatment for prediabetes and my thyroid condition, and I’ve already regained a lot of energy (I’ve also lost about 20 kg). I haven’t really been active on social media and currently have issues accessing Discord, so I’d like to reorganize everything.

What I’m asking from you now:
— Please email me and remind me:
• what exactly you ordered
• which characters were involved
— If you’d like to make any changes or adjustments, that’s completely okay given how much time has passed
— If you would prefer a refund, please email me as well — I will return the money via a method that works for both of us

quleta.que[at]gmail.com

I take full responsibility for finishing all commissions. I don’t want to excuse this purely by circumstances — it’s my responsibility to you.

Thank you so much for your patience, your time, and your understanding. It truly means a lot to me.