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That is like the end of the Holy Grail where the movie just ends......

Kill him after he comes out trans and has had the reassignment surgery so Will is totally confused.

If someone murdered Travis, here is Will.

Rich people don't maintain their properties, that is for the little people to do. Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman's pied a terre at 1120 Fifth Avenue just came on the market. Monthly maintenance fees are over $13,000 a month. But that is okay, because when you are worth over $250 million like Travis is, your monthly income is something north of over $1 million a month.

Well screw you Arbour and the horse you rode in on!! It was just getting juicy and it turns to "next week, same Bat-channel, same Bat-site" 🤣🤣 Okay, seriously. What a deliciously twisted chapter. Kudos. I am just refinishing Gap Year so this all feels very fresh. Why didn't Travis buy an apartment in NYC? He can certainly afford it and it is a great investment.

I suppose we'll find out how Thomas Buck came to be Jake's father, but we don't know the circumstances of his trysts with Miranda and Mrs. Pike. They could very well be consensual, so while sleazy and creepy, not necessarily predatory. Wealthy, powerful men have women throw themselves at them. Wealthy, powerful men (like Clinton, Weinstein & Cosby) also think they can take whatever they want. We don't know which yet.

PS the Vanderbilt's summer "cottage" in Newport.

More like a daytime soap like As the World Turns or General Hospital where you have limited characters so you need to find a way to make someone be their own uncle and crap like that. The security guy said "he pulled a weapon" and then "knocked the gun out of his hand". That to me implies a handgun. Updated link. https://www.priceypads.com/1929-sotto-il-monte-hits-the-market-for-39-75m-in-santa-barbara-photos/ And picture.

I hope the father is Grampa Buck, because that makes so much sense on so many levels and is twisted enough for CAP. I hope it isn't Lark who is a total douche.

So Travis flies to London, takes the train to Paris, train to Nice and boards Stef's yacht. The yacht spends the next 28 days crossing the Atlantic, through the Panama Canal to Hawaii, back to California.

Not only do I think Jack would not cheat on Claire, I think Jack is too professional to have an affair with someone he was a mentor to.

In the latest Forbes list Harvard is #8, just above Rice University. #1 is Princeton, followed by Stanford, MIT, Yale, Cal, Columbia and UPenn. https://www.forbes.com/top-colleges/

Oh puhleeez, how many times have they interviewed the serial killers neighbors and they say, "but he was such a nice, quiet man" 🤣 Given how important food is to the French, you'd think that between Grand, Stef and Isidore that they'd have sent their kids and grandkids to a French cooking school. Every French child knows how to make a Poulet Rôti as if it were no more remarkable than learning to tie their shoes.

“And I wish you’d stay the fuck out of my business,” I said rudely. “So now neither one of us is happy.” This to me is one example of Will's immaturity. If Ryan or Jake asked the question, he could politely tell them to stay the fuck out of his business, but Frank is Zach's uncle and former guardian. I think he has every right to look after Zach's welfare. In any case, there is no call for Will to be rude to Frank. Frank has never treated him badly and in fact did him a great favor by taking on the burden of Zach, which Will benefited from.

Crap. I almost liked Zach this chapter. His letter seemed sincere, but you never know.