Philippe

Hopefully Levi’s not being too vague to keep Jamie safe. Levi himself was only told a general warning, leaving Casey leeway to bait Levi into his web. Now Levi’s warning to Jamie is the very same generalized warning that could leave Jamie open to the same mistake; especially when dealing with Casey.

Unfortunately the effort Casey puts forth may be even more outright and forceful…if involving Jamie then hopefully it’s an early alert and cry for help that has all the right people to have Casey on a slippery slope as even more come forward when they see Casey as a public danger. Of course, I hope this does not traumatize or put a possible fostering of Jamie at risk; as I do think Jamie will become a resident of Avalon and possibly permanently soon after.

Zack when people are looking, he is a prince… …then when no one is looking, perhaps he prances.

The problem with being in a constant state of Fugue is you’d no longer appreciate the initial hit and subsequent climb into Mary Jane Land.

Is that the make up sex?

Too many forget that communication is a two-way street that requires speaking AND listening.

Wow, that story reminds me of one of my dad’s best friends. He was married 5 times…to 3 women. Yeah, wife one was also wife three; Wife two was also wife four. None of the parties ever regretted the decisions of the moment, just later, the jealousy and insecurity issues would lead to pushing away the other party. It wasn’t until wife five that true love seemed to have found its roost. He too found his love later in life and unfortunately…he did not live to raise his adolescent son. I believe he too died just prior to 50. Amazingly, all three women were at the wake and funeral, laughing and remembering the big goof and former husband; They were somewhat friends before and after his journey in life.

Oh so true, those innocent 😇 or naive sexual emotions being a hyperactive hormonal reactor ready to over pressurize and overwhelm the normal logical; he winked, he’s nearly touching, he…argh. So many personal and emotional thoughts being processed and nicely presented here in this mentally chaotic chapter. Hmmm 🤔, will we be getting Philip’s POV anytime soon?

Tim the tool man neighbor, never fully disclosed, sage advice but only supporting role, and then never the focus of the story…, Zack.

Kent willingly jump to protect Randy, so while guilt plays into it, I hope they can both go forward knowing they would be willing to sacrifice to protect life…especially for each other. No doubts that the heavy bleeding and gapping wound had Randy looking death in the face; that does make you realize just how fragile and fleeting life can be. Having been a part of rescuing crash victims from multiple crashes during my career, and not as a first responder but as a witness, it does affect the psyche. One fatality was amazingly able to walk away from a burning aircraft with only strains and bruises. While another accident left a fellow pilot so broken that even the CPR seemed to create wave motions throughout the torso that otherwise would have offered more localized rebounds. It’s tough knowing that the likelihood is…that life has permanently left this person, this friend, this individual you had just talked to minutes before. Then add to this emotional trauma with seeing this happening to someone even more special; 😢 😔 😢

Then again, there is that since of needing to show appreciation for the coursework Philip readily admits is beyond him but the Lab Partner is pulling him through. So while I think there’s some interest, which came first the chicken or the egg. Did that appreciation open Philip’s feelings or did they just happen; either way, I think they are developing into something more and hopefully something healthy and positive.

I would like to collect that…tonight??

Hopefully the yahoo will continue into the mouth of the lion awaiting him in London. Perhaps in his surprised state of mind and his haste to get away he didn’t think the new owners to be so diversified and global.

There has to be more than two obelisk erected around that bay; good thing the old navigational markers are no longer used, that WOOD be confusing and gauntlet of towering obstacles. One would have the keep that spy glass very handy.

Brock and the former KYS employee that authorized the cruises need a cruise to a deserted island…adventure of a life time.