Here's my version if anyone is stuck

Hey Ramiro,

I see what you did there, but you can be quite a bit more efficient in your code. A user wouldn't like to have to keep pressing y every time they want to add another word to their story. It would make for a very long and annoying experience. I changed your code around quite a bit so that when you run this, you can just press enter or cancel to break out of the prompt and display the story.

var story = "";

while (true) { 
var partStory = prompt("Add a word/some words to your story or just press enter to cancel.");
//if they press enter or they press cancel, break out of while loop
if (partStory === "" || partStory === null) { break; } 
//Otherwise, add to the story
story += partStory + " "; 
}

document.write("Your story is: " + story.trim() + ".");

This really isn't helpful to beginners.

The overall scope.

Better a beginners 3-word story:

var firstNoun = prompt ("say a noun"); var firstVerb = prompt ("say a verb"); var firstAdjective = prompt ("say an adjective"); alert ("Are you done?"); var completeSentence = firstNoun +" "+ firstVerb +" "+ firstAdjective; document.write ("You said: " + completeSentence); console.log (completeSentence);