cover me up

Well, 'Cover Me Up' could potentially be about finding comfort and security in love. It might describe a situation where one person offers a sense of safety and shielding to their partner. Or, it could have a deeper meaning related to emotional protection and trust.

It could potentially tell a tale of love and vulnerability, where one person is relying on another for emotional shielding. Maybe it's inspired by a real-life relationship or a moment of intense need.

One good cover up story could be saying you were late because your car had a flat tire. Another is claiming that you missed a call because your phone was on silent and you were in an important meeting. Also, you can say you didn't eat the last piece of cake because you thought someone else was saving it.

Since I don't have direct knowledge of this particular 'cover up the sun fanfic', it could also be about a more metaphorical 'cover - up' of the sun. For example, in a fictional society, there could be some sort of power or group that is trying to keep the truth (represented by the sun) hidden from the people. So the fanfic could explore themes of oppression, secrecy, and the fight for truth.

There's no information available to me regarding the creator of 'cover up the sun fanfic'. It could be a relatively unknown writer who just shared their work on a small fanfic platform, or it could be someone who has since deleted their work or moved on from that particular story. It's also possible that it was a collaborative effort by multiple writers, but again, without more details, it's impossible to say for sure.

I'm not sure specifically which 'the cover up true story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with this title or a similar concept. It might be about a situation where someone or some group is trying to hide the real facts, perhaps in a political scandal, a corporate cover - up, or a crime - related event.

Well, to write a government cover-up in a novel, you need to create a sense of mystery and suspense. Start by laying the groundwork with some hints and clues. Make the reader question what's really going on.

You can start by considering the context of what you need to cover up. If it's related to time, then think of time - consuming events that are believable like getting lost while trying to find a new place. Listen to other people's excuses too, not to copy but to get inspiration. For example, if someone says they were held up at the bank, you can think of a similar public place like the post office. Also, make sure your emotions match the story. If you're supposed to be sad in the cover up story, show the right signs.

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.

The story involves a complex web of historical and medical factors. It's believed that there was a lack of proper understanding and reporting in the early stages, leading to a cover-up of sorts.