Write a story and use two different types of ending.
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How would you write a novel with multiple endings?
Maybe it's because I don't write long and continuous histories it's been a really long time. Maybe it's because I played too much visual novels and RPG maker games while I didn't come up with any big ideas. But now that I'm finally determinated and inspired (kinda) to write a novel, I have the problem that I'm just obsessed in multiple endings, and my history wouldn't be complete if I chose just one out of the four. Seriously. And I've never seen any narrative with this setting, so I don't have a clue of how I should write that. You guys think it would be confusing/tiring/boring to the reader? (Even though I don't really plan to publish it or show to a larger amount of people.) Any suggestions of how I should write this weird situation?
Edit: guess it's easy to try to help me if I say something about the novel. Can't believe I forgot about it k It's a fantasy novel about a girl who knows that she's in a fictional world, so we have a constant break of the fourth wall. Her duty for knowing all of this is, she'll have to punish characters from other universes for not following the plot or their given personalities, to maintain the world's peace. The problem is that the punishment is quite violent and she can't run away from her duty (or else she starts to feel physical pain). Later, she goes to a universe/something like a big city?? who is taken by a tyrant queen that was not meant to be in this history, so we know what happens. She counts with the help of a weird boy to reach the castle, but ends up telling him the truth about the world and about her mission, so he tries to help her to get out of this stuff. It doesn't end well, depending on the ending.
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