Philippe

So sorry to hear of your decision to end this story. It is a wonder start to a coming of age story of love. This brings back some personal memories but more importantly lets the good in people answer the needs of others before desperation and despair bring disaster. Thank you for sharing your tale.

Wow! Too many emotions to process from a wonderfully written creation of love, tragedy, and commitment. I’m so happy to see the family strength, and sorry to loose that family so quickly. It makes me feel that we climbed the mountain but were unable to stay long enough to enjoy the magnificent view. Thank you for the journey! Max will still need much love and support as he deals with life’s special challenges beyond his youth and the well managed environment he’s been lucky to share with Louis and Don. I hope that we may yet see a sequel as Max develops from a young man to a young adult with experience, sensitivity and awareness beyond his years.

Your stories and the journey you take us on are amazing! I’m not normally an avid reader but anyone observing me reading your stories would find me captivated. I too may have used the expression of it takes too long between chapters, but would explain that as a restless anticipation for the next step in this involved journey you’re able to develop. So in that sense, I beg of you, please accept that hasty expression as a true compliment. I will definitely be waiting for the next installment of this adventure! Until then, I re-read the previous chapters or revisit your other stories to gleam a better understanding of those complexities you weave throughout your books. Thank you so much for the commitment and dedication you put forth and share for our entertainment. Philippe

LoL, poet I’m not, but perhaps it was unique enough to bring forth a smile or a chuckle; too small and humble a reward for the entertainment your stories provide but a sincere thanks none the less. I have truly enjoyed the series thus far and look forward to it’s continuation.

I’ve enjoyed the (changes) stories very much, to this I give no jibe, but now I must endure a pause, for the author needs to scribe, before I lose his storyline, of which his words provide the ride! I hope the author accepts my thanks, from sincere they do derive.

Love the story. Just re-reading for the first time since perhaps the early days of Codey’s World web links. Thanks so much for all your wonderful stories and the many contributions they bring to the readers. Not sure where or how to submit edits but this is what I believe was intended. Sorry for the cut and paste font. “Good news, huh.?” my mother asked smilingly. “Oh God, Gary!” My mother was stunned. She covered her hand mouth with her hand mouth and gasped at the news I had just delivered.

My comment was in response to your comments, lol. Improper quote...lol Just happy they’re back!

Hey, no casting shadows! I’m enjoying this too much to let you rain on my parade. It’s much like Mardi Gras...a few trinkets throw about as rewards after the long years wait in anticipation. Thank you so much for that opportunity and hope to to more soon!!!!!

LOL! I don't know if my post about the new system changeover, and Myr's response, inspired the posting of this story but I love it none the less. Great reflection on life's biggest questions!

Chapter 2 & 3 word count comes up as just 1 word each; no text.

Nooooooooooo!! Your soooo cruel......hurry up with chapter 25!!! LOL Loving the story, Andy, you Rock!

More water than land out there!!

Not ME

Tears of pain, of loss, then those of love and support; very powerful indeed! Unfortunately, I done think I passed the test until a little later in life either.