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Thanks for another wonderfully crafted installment of this story. I have to admit, I was hoping for Kendo being “worked over”, but this line looks really promising too! All the best, @Mark Arbour, JA

Thanks for the new chapter, @Mark Arbour: as usual, well written and building a nice bridge to the (I guess) impending explosion. All the best JA

Dear @Mark Arbour, you know how much I admire and enjoy your storytelling and your writing, in the meantime you should also know what an obsessive reader I am: having to wait a week to begin reading how the situation in the previous chapter and in this one are going to pan out make me have withdrawal symptoms. Thanks a lot for another wonderful installment in this web of stories, I’m just stuck in the middle, wanting for more and knowing everything has its time to be… All the best, Mark JA

Dear Kbois, I’m just loving this story with every single line you post… Love your writing and, most of all, your storytelling skills. When I “grow up”, I’d love to write like you! All the best, JA

Happy birthday, @Mark Arbour and thanks for the CAP and Bridgemont universes you create for all of us, greedy readers! All the best!

I didn’t expect a new chapter this soon, but, man, I’m so grateful for it! Thanks for another masterpiece, Mark!

@Mark Arbour, why do your chapters always seem too short? Nice writing, nice plot, good characters… thank you!

Perfect, @Mark Arbour, a new story to follow! Thanks so much, looking forward to reading!📖

Thanks so much, @Mark Arbour, after a couple of grueling busy weeks, the highlight of those weeks is always reading some of your masterful chapters. After all this time, reading your stories brighten my time. Thank you.

Thanks so much for the new chapter, even though Jack’s death is really sad. it will be interesting to see how the whole family reacts and how their lives will change. No, this time I won’t be complaining about the chapter being too short, I’m doing my best to rein in my greedy reader self. Thanks, Mark, love your way to create worlds.

I do, PrivateTim. There are every couple of weeks a need to rehash the origins of this saga and, as you say, there’s always one detail or more that make sense. I’m now at a point where I’ve just re-read the complete CAP series and keep jonesing for new chapters. I guess (an educated and respectful guess) Mark is dealing with a whole lot of work-related things and still finds the time to share his storyteller’s gift with us. Just plain happy he can manage his time so well. I have practically abandoned my multilingual blog with my poetry, I can’t find the time… Thanks for your nice advice, @PrivateTim

I know, Mark, they just seem so short… I’m just one of those greedy readers who would spend hours and hours reading about the same well-crafted characters you create!

Why are the chapters of your stories so short? Thanks for another wonderful chapter, Mark J.A.

Thanks for the treat, Happy Bastille’s Day! Thanks for this new chapter, @Mark Arbour!

Just thought about starting a new poem collection to give some insight in what life is now throwing at me… or what I think I have to deal with now… always better than later on.