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I remember… when I was 12 maybe? Roughly around that time, we were sitting in our living room and she asked me if I liked a girl… or a boy maybe. I said no, because you know, I was 12. But I remember her asking it like it was ok and it remains with me to this day. I’m also ok now. Not angry. Or sad. Thank you for sharing, tim. 💙🫶🏻

Yes. 💜

💙 My mom also passed when I was fifteen. I’m sorry. I continue to believe that she knew the real me even before I came out.

Today is the day for a train trip back home. 🐣 visit with my dad is over. It was nice. It’s always nice to see him, and the dementia moments were rare this time, too, though he did drift off to the past and was looking for his “weapons” once. The old man used to work in security. I’m glad we reconciled fully before the dementia hit. I don’t have a big family to begin with.

Correct. I’m stuck, too. But it’s fresh and raw for me.

I ALREADY LOVE MASON’S MOM!

Vinnie’s and Mace’s interactions are so sweet, it’s almost unbearable. I love it.

This makes me very happy to hear. Why does a German set a story in Oregon of all places? I fell in love I guess. When you describe your adventures through your home state, my heart jumps. I’m a bit jealous even. I’m surprised you say the Eldarwood reminds you of the Lost Forest. Thank you. It indeed was an inspiration, but then again we are transported to a hidden realm inside the forest where things are distinctly different. If you remember the beginning of Wepwawet, the chapter where Grey is pacing through the desert, it is a tribute to Oregon, just as much as it is a nod to the Egyptian mythology I got inspiration from. Egyptian mythology and Oregon don’t mix really well, I know that, but I’m creating my own little story here, I thought why not I’m here for everything you have to say. As an Oregonian, feel free to call me out on my bullshit. I hope I do Oregon justice. And I’m sure you’ll catch up in no time. Thank you so much!!

And all the while, the thought in your head remains, why are these unlikely of characters all gathered up in a bar in Oregon? I’m glad you’re here, please enjoy ❤️

I wonder if anyone truly got how she was restored. I put it there in plain text, but I might be as obtuse as Chronos. He’s in my head. HE’S IN MY HEAD! No.

Time for me to jump in. First time read for me, and it’s a hell of a good start. Looking forward to more, will comment as I go along. ❤️

Bleh. Righteous crankiness is warranted. And on a Sunday… I’m sorry, I hope you find some solitude and relax time today still.

This was just a real feel good chapter. Maybe sometimes we deserve such a thing here, too? E and Ty meeting the former wolf crew was amazing, and I’m glad we’re back here. After what happened (CUE THE TABLE FLIP 😠), a change of scenery is a nice reprieve.

Twists and turns. Twists in turns are what’s in store for you! We’ll talk again after Chapter 9: Mark. 😅 I hope you’re enjoying my first story, @raven1—thank you for the reactions and comment. 💚🥰

Something in me would like to scream, “Oh shut up, ‘Fae Prince’, shut up, shut the hell up, shut up shut up SHUT UP SHUTUPSHUTUPSHUTUPSHUTUPSHUTUP!” The boss is rather enigmatic. And I like your more in-depth introduction of the fae world rather cleverly, @kbois.

It will take a while. Grief is a process. denial. anger. bargaining. depression. acceptance. I’m between 2 and 3 right now. 🫥

Enjoy your Swiss chocolate, and good luck on the writing. ❤️

HE IS RIGHT THOUGH. AHHHH.

Ok. I might have tentatively forgiven @kbois for the Kage thing because of this paragraph: The multilingual tirade is what won me over. It is tentative however. You are on thin ice, young lady.

Yeah, still… And still no idea how to get over it.

I hope you’re right. 🧡

Some of your questions are answered in the chapter! Once the curse is lifted, I’m sure a lot of people will have to deal with the fact that they did some shitty things in their past. That by itself can break a person. We all have dark in ourselves… Thank you. 💛

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