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Falls Creek Lessons - Links - 24. Chapter 24

[Chris Everington]

Greg didn’t mean to do it, but Paul’s suffering a flashback to the attack. I don’t know why, as this hasn’t happened for over three months now. If anyone is to blame, it’s those bastards who did this to my boyfriend. It’s well over a year since the attack, but Paul is still suffering. When I first chased him, he kept pushing me away. I didn’t realise it at the time, but he had become afraid of any human contact. It was only after he had a flashback during the first month we started going out that I learnt the truth.

I was right about Greg, though. He’s put aside his own concerns and has come over to help. Too many people would be disgusted by the lack of masculinity shown. It’s the rarer ones who look beyond it that are worthwhile knowing.

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